Biografía:
Formando un poderoso trío con sus hermanos en los 50's, Wray produjo un vulgar, violento y siniestro sonido como nadie antes había escuchado hasta la fecha. Basando a menudo sus instrumentales en acordes rítmicos, Wray fue llamado a la vez "El abuelo de los power chords" y "El padre del Heavy-Metal". Aunque su popularidad tuvo una corta vida, su estilo permaneció en las guitarras de Pete Townshend, Jeff Beck, y Jimmy Page, y días después en las cuerdas de los practicantes del heavy-metal, punk y grunge.
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¡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!
[Intro]
G Bm Em Em7 C Am7 G
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I was born down in the country
C Am7 G
Down where the cotton grows
G Bm Em Em7
Turnin' off the main highway
C Am7 G
Goin' down that country road
G Bm Em Em7
There's a place down in the country
C Am7 G
Where the pine trees grow so tall
G Bm Em Em7
Walk across that old log bridge
C Am7 G
Stretching 'cross Black River Swamp
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear them bullfrogs croaking
C Am7 G
In the blackness of the night
G Bm Em Em7
Calling me back to my childhood
C Am7 G
Down here in Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7
Saw my name carved on a big oak tree
C Am7 G
Down there by the fishing hole
G Bm Em Em7
And the smell of old Black River
C Am7 G
Where the waters are deep and cold
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear the hound dogs howlin'
C Am7 G
Chasin' that old fox where I used to roam
G Bm Em Em7
Down there in the country
C Am7 G
Callin' me to Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7 C Am7 G
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear them hound dogs howlin'
C Am7 G
Chasin' that old fox where I used to roam
G Bm Em Em7
Down there in the country
C Am7 G
Callin' me to Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7
I was born down in the country
C Am7 G
Down where the cotton grows
G Bm Em Em7
Turnin' off the main highway
C Am7 G
Goin' down that country road
G Bm Em Em7
There's a place down in the country
C Am7 G
Where the pine trees grow so tall
G Bm Em Em7
Walk across that old log bridge
C Am7 G
Stretching 'cross Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7 C Am7 G
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I was born down in the country
C Am7 G
Down where the cotton grows
G Bm Em Em7
Turnin' off the main highway
C Am7 G
Goin' down that country road
G Bm Em Em7
There's a place down in the country
C Am7 G
Where the pine trees grow so tall
G Bm Em Em7
Walk across that old log bridge
C Am7 G
Stretching 'cross Black River Swamp
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear them bullfrogs croaking
C Am7 G
In the blackness of the night
G Bm Em Em7
Calling me back to my childhood
C Am7 G
Down here in Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7
Saw my name carved on a big oak tree
C Am7 G
Down there by the fishing hole
G Bm Em Em7
And the smell of old Black River
C Am7 G
Where the waters are deep and cold
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear the hound dogs howlin'
C Am7 G
Chasin' that old fox where I used to roam
G Bm Em Em7
Down there in the country
C Am7 G
Callin' me to Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7 C Am7 G
[Verse]
G Bm Em Em7
I can hear them hound dogs howlin'
C Am7 G
Chasin' that old fox where I used to roam
G Bm Em Em7
Down there in the country
C Am7 G
Callin' me to Black River Swamp
G Bm Em Em7
I was born down in the country
C Am7 G
Down where the cotton grows
G Bm Em Em7
Turnin' off the main highway
C Am7 G
Goin' down that country road
G Bm Em Em7
There's a place down in the country
C Am7 G
Where the pine trees grow so tall
G Bm Em Em7
Walk across that old log bridge
C Am7 G
Stretching 'cross Black River Swamp
Lionel Neykov
Lionel Richie
Lions Head
Lior
Lipps Inc