Biografía:
John Mellencamp, también conocido como John Cougar o John Cougar Mellencamp, (nacido el 7 Octubre de 1951) es un autor e interprete de Rock Americano. Empezó llamándose John Cougar, nombre que cambió posteriormente a Cougar Mellencamp para acabar definitivamente con sólo Mellencamp.
John Mellencamp comenzó su carrera a finales de los 70 (de 1976 es su primer disco, que resultó un fracaso comercial); su popularidad se fue acrecentando aprovechando el tirón de la música de Bruce Springsteen
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Otras canciones:
- A Gracefull Fall
- A Ride Back Home
- Again Tonight
- Aint Even Done With The Night
- American Fool
- Another Sunny Day 1225
- Authority Song
- Between A Laugh And A Tear
- Big Daddy Of Them All
- Chance Meeting At The Tarantula
- Check It Out
- Cherry Bomb
- China Girl
- Close Enough
- Coming Down The Road
- Crazy Ones
- Crumblin Down
- Dance Naked
- Danger List
- Deep Blue Heart
- Dont Forget About Me
- Each Day Of Sorrow
- Eden Is Burning
- Farewell Angelina
- For The Children
- Freedom Of Speech
- Golden Gates
- Grandview
- Hand To Hold On To
- Hard Times For An Honest Man
- Hot Dogs And Hamburgers
- Human Wheels
- Hurts So Good
- I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
- Im Not Running Any More
- It All Comes True
- Jack And Diane
- Jackie Brown
- Jackie O
- Jena
- Jim Crow
- Just Like You
- Justice And Independence
- Key West Intermezzo
- Lonely Ol Night
- Longest Days
- Love And Happiness
- Lovin Mother Fo Ya
- Martha Say
- Minutes To Memories
- My Sweet Love
- No Better Than This
- Nobody Cares About Me
- Our Country
- Paper In Fire
- Peaceful World
- Pink Houses
- Rain On The Scarecrow
- Rock In The Usa
- Same Way I Do
- Save Some Time To Dream
- Serious Business
- Small Paradise
- Small Town
- Someday
- Someday The Rains Will Fall
- Sometimes Theres God
- Sugar Marie
- Sweet Suzanne
- Teardrops Will Fall
- Thank You
- The Americans
- The Real Life
- The Same Way I Do
- Thinking About You
- This Time
- Thundering Hearts
- To Mg Wherever She May Be
- To The River
- To Wahington
- Troubled Land
- Troubled Man
- Void In My Heart
- Walk Tall
- Warmer Place To Sleep
- We Are The People
- Weakest Moments
- What If I Came Knocking
- When Jesus Left Birmingham
- Whenever We Wanted
- Wild Nights
- Without Expression
- Women Seem
- Your Life Is Now
- Yours Forever
¡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!
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Check It Out - John Mellancamp (J.Mellancamp)
The Lonesome Jubilee
Intro: This is played by an accordin or violin, can't tell but the tab follows.
(The 023 notes are a quick hammer on.)
D----2--------------2------------2--------------2---2--------2--2---|
A-023--3-2-0-----023--3-2-----023--3-2-0-----023--3-------023--3----|
E------------3-------------3-------------3------------3-----------3-|
During the verses, C and G are open chords, then the F G combo are each barre
chords on the first and third frets, respectively.
C
A million poets
G
Screamin' out their words
C
To a world full of people
G
Just livin' to be heard
C
Future generations
G
Ridin' on the highways that we built
F G
I hope they have better understanding
C
Check it out
G
Goin' to work on Monday
C
Check it out
G
Got yourself a family
C
Check it out
G
All utility bills have been paid
F G
You can't tell your best buddy that you love him
C
So check it out
G
Where does our time go
C
Check it out
G
Got a brand new house in escrow
C
Check it out
G
Sleepin' with your back to your loved one
F G
This is all that we've learned about happiness
Intro
C
Check it out
G
Forgot to say hello to my neighbors
C
Check it out
G
Sometimes I question my own behavior
C
Check it out
G
Talkin' about the girls that we've seen on the sly
F G
Just to tell our souls that we're still the young lions
C
So check it out
G
Gettin' too drunk on Saturdays
C
Check it out
G
Playin football with the kids on Sundays
C
Check it out
G
Soarin' with eagles all week long
F G
And this is all that we've learned about living
F G
This is all that we've learned about living
Lead Guitar (nearly the same as the intro, but with the change noted)
D----2--------------2------------2--------------2---5-----|
A-023--3-2-0-----023--3-2-----023--3-2-0-----023--3-------|
E------------3-------------3-------------3----------------|
Then, jam with the following chords
Barre C (3rd fret) Barre G (3rd fret)
Repeat twice
Barre F (lst fret) Barre G (3rd fret)
C
A million your poets
G
Screamin' out their words
C
Maybe someday
G
Those words will be heard
C
By future generations
G
Ridin' on the highways that we built
F G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Hope they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Hope they will have a better understanding
Intro (With the lyrics "Check it out" interspersed.)
Then, the fade with the first two phrases of the intro, followed by the
vocal lines "Check it out".
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
Check It Out - John Mellancamp (J.Mellancamp)
The Lonesome Jubilee
Intro: This is played by an accordin or violin, can't tell but the tab follows.
(The 023 notes are a quick hammer on.)
D----2--------------2------------2--------------2---2--------2--2---|
A-023--3-2-0-----023--3-2-----023--3-2-0-----023--3-------023--3----|
E------------3-------------3-------------3------------3-----------3-|
During the verses, C and G are open chords, then the F G combo are each barre
chords on the first and third frets, respectively.
C
A million poets
G
Screamin' out their words
C
To a world full of people
G
Just livin' to be heard
C
Future generations
G
Ridin' on the highways that we built
F G
I hope they have better understanding
C
Check it out
G
Goin' to work on Monday
C
Check it out
G
Got yourself a family
C
Check it out
G
All utility bills have been paid
F G
You can't tell your best buddy that you love him
C
So check it out
G
Where does our time go
C
Check it out
G
Got a brand new house in escrow
C
Check it out
G
Sleepin' with your back to your loved one
F G
This is all that we've learned about happiness
Intro
C
Check it out
G
Forgot to say hello to my neighbors
C
Check it out
G
Sometimes I question my own behavior
C
Check it out
G
Talkin' about the girls that we've seen on the sly
F G
Just to tell our souls that we're still the young lions
C
So check it out
G
Gettin' too drunk on Saturdays
C
Check it out
G
Playin football with the kids on Sundays
C
Check it out
G
Soarin' with eagles all week long
F G
And this is all that we've learned about living
F G
This is all that we've learned about living
Lead Guitar (nearly the same as the intro, but with the change noted)
D----2--------------2------------2--------------2---5-----|
A-023--3-2-0-----023--3-2-----023--3-2-0-----023--3-------|
E------------3-------------3-------------3----------------|
Then, jam with the following chords
Barre C (3rd fret) Barre G (3rd fret)
Repeat twice
Barre F (lst fret) Barre G (3rd fret)
C
A million your poets
G
Screamin' out their words
C
Maybe someday
G
Those words will be heard
C
By future generations
G
Ridin' on the highways that we built
F G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Hope they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Maybe they'll have a better understanding
F
Check it out
G
Hope they will have a better understanding
Intro (With the lyrics "Check it out" interspersed.)
Then, the fade with the first two phrases of the intro, followed by the
vocal lines "Check it out".
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