Biografía:
America es una banda inglesa de folk rock, cuyos componentes originarios fueron Gerry Beckley, Dewey Bunnell y Dan Peek. La banda tuvo gran popularidad entre los comienzos de 1970, hasta los inicios de los 80. Sus canciones más conocidas han sido: A Horse with No Name, Sister Golden Hair, Ventura Highway y Tin Man, entre otras. Siete de sus álbumes fueron producidos por George Martin, el famoso productor de los Beatles.
Su último trabajo, hasta ahora, es Here & now, lanzado el 16 de enero de 2007, un álbum de estudio.
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Otras canciones:
- A Horse With No Name
- All My Life
- Another Try
- Daisy Jane
- Don't Cross The River
- Horse With No Name
- I Need You
- Last Unicorn
- Lonely People
- Only In Your Heart
- Sandman
- Sister Golden Hair
- Tin Man
- Ventura Highway
- Don’t Cross The River
- 1
- 1960
- All Around
- Amber Cascades
- And Forever
- Cast The Spirit
- Chasing The Rainbow
- Children
- Christmas In California
- Clarice
- Cornwall Blank
- Cornwall Blank Hollywood
- Crying In My Sleep
- Donkey Jaw
- Dont Cross The River
- Dont Cry Baby
- Everyone I Meet Is From California
- Glad To See You
- Hat Trick
- Head And Heart
- Here
- In The Sea
- Inspector Mills
- Its Life
- Loves Worn Out Again
- Mad Dog
- Mans Road
- Molten Love
- Muskrat Love
- Never Found The Time
- Only Game In Town
- Pages
- Paradise
- Pigeon Song
- Rainbow Song
- Rainy Day
- Right Back To Me
- Right Before Your Eyes
- Riverside
- Rudolph Valentino
- Saturn Nights
- Shes Gonna Let You Down
- Someday Well Know
- Sometimes Lovers
- Survival
- Thats All Ive Got To Say
- The Border
- The Last Unicorn
- Three Roses
- Till The Sun Comes Up Again
- To Each His Own
- Todays The Day
- Walk In The Woods
- Willow Tree Lullaby
- Wind Wave
- You Can Do Magic
- You Girl
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Ventura Highway - America.
To really do this song right, you need at least two guitars, and the one doing the riff
should be a twelve string. I've charted it for 2 guitars Rhythm Guitar, (Rhy) and lead
guitar (Lead). All riffs are done by the lead.
[Riff 1]
e|-----5---ho7---po5-----------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------7----5----ho7----po5--------------------5-------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------6---6---sl7---------7-----|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Riff 2]
e|-----5---ho7---po5---------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------7----5----ho7----po5--------------------5-------------|
G|------------------------------------------------6---6---sl7---------5------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Intro]
(lead) Riff 1| Riff 2
G | D
[Verse 1]
(Riff 2)
G Dmaj7
Chewin' on a piece of grass, walkin' down the road.
(lead) (Riff 1)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Tell me, how long you gonna stay here Joe?
(lead) (Riff 2)
(rhy) G Dmaj7
Some people say this town don't look good in snow.
(lead) Tacet until end of chorus
(rhy) G Dmaj7
You don't care, I know.
[Chorus]
G Dmaj7
Ventura highway in the sunshine
G Dmaj7
Where the days are longer, the nights are stronger than moonshine
G Dmaj7 F#m
You gotta go, I know
G Dmaj7
'Cause the free wind is blowin' through your hair
G Dmaj7
And the days surround your daylight there
G Dmaj7
Seasons crying no despair
G Dmaj7
Alligator lizards in the air
G
In the air
(Do the intro, except switch riffs one and two with one another.)
[Verse 2]
(Lead) (Riff 2)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Wishin' on a fallin' star, waitin' for the early train
(Lead) (Riff 1)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Sorry son, But I been hit by Purple rain
(Lead) (Riff 2)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Aw, c'mon Joe, You can always change your name
(Lead) Tacet
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Thanks a lot son, just the same.
[Chorus]
G Dmaj7
Ventura highway in the sunshine
G Dmaj7
Where the days are longer, the nights are stronger than moonshine
G Dmaj7 F#m
You gotta go, I know
G Dmaj7
'Cause the free wind is blowin' through your hair
G Dmaj7
And the days surround your daylight there
G Dmaj7
Seasons crying no despair
G Dmaj7
Alligator lizards in the air
G
In the air
To get the timing right with the words, you'll have to listen to the song.
Also, if you have 3 guitar players, if the 3rd plays the same riffs that the lead plays,
except 3 frets higher, it gives a really nice sound. You don't need a 12-string, but it
helps.
************************************
| ho - hammer on
| po - pull off
| sl - slide
************************************
To really do this song right, you need at least two guitars, and the one doing the riff
should be a twelve string. I've charted it for 2 guitars Rhythm Guitar, (Rhy) and lead
guitar (Lead). All riffs are done by the lead.
[Riff 1]
e|-----5---ho7---po5-----------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------7----5----ho7----po5--------------------5-------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------6---6---sl7---------7-----|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Riff 2]
e|-----5---ho7---po5---------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------7----5----ho7----po5--------------------5-------------|
G|------------------------------------------------6---6---sl7---------5------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Intro]
(lead) Riff 1| Riff 2
G | D
[Verse 1]
(Riff 2)
G Dmaj7
Chewin' on a piece of grass, walkin' down the road.
(lead) (Riff 1)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Tell me, how long you gonna stay here Joe?
(lead) (Riff 2)
(rhy) G Dmaj7
Some people say this town don't look good in snow.
(lead) Tacet until end of chorus
(rhy) G Dmaj7
You don't care, I know.
[Chorus]
G Dmaj7
Ventura highway in the sunshine
G Dmaj7
Where the days are longer, the nights are stronger than moonshine
G Dmaj7 F#m
You gotta go, I know
G Dmaj7
'Cause the free wind is blowin' through your hair
G Dmaj7
And the days surround your daylight there
G Dmaj7
Seasons crying no despair
G Dmaj7
Alligator lizards in the air
G
In the air
(Do the intro, except switch riffs one and two with one another.)
[Verse 2]
(Lead) (Riff 2)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Wishin' on a fallin' star, waitin' for the early train
(Lead) (Riff 1)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Sorry son, But I been hit by Purple rain
(Lead) (Riff 2)
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Aw, c'mon Joe, You can always change your name
(Lead) Tacet
(Rhy) G Dmaj7
Thanks a lot son, just the same.
[Chorus]
G Dmaj7
Ventura highway in the sunshine
G Dmaj7
Where the days are longer, the nights are stronger than moonshine
G Dmaj7 F#m
You gotta go, I know
G Dmaj7
'Cause the free wind is blowin' through your hair
G Dmaj7
And the days surround your daylight there
G Dmaj7
Seasons crying no despair
G Dmaj7
Alligator lizards in the air
G
In the air
To get the timing right with the words, you'll have to listen to the song.
Also, if you have 3 guitar players, if the 3rd plays the same riffs that the lead plays,
except 3 frets higher, it gives a really nice sound. You don't need a 12-string, but it
helps.
************************************
| ho - hammer on
| po - pull off
| sl - slide
************************************
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