Biografía:
Matt Ward, cantante y guitarrista, vive actualmente en Portland, Oregon y graba con su banda Rodriguez. Su repertorio cuenta con canciones folk-pop acústicas, enraizadas con la tradición guitarrística del folk americano (John Fahey).
Su primera grabación como M. Ward fue "Devil in the woods" y su primer álbum, "Duet for guitars #2".
En 1999, durante un concierto en Seattle, Ward deposita en la mano de Mr Howe Gelb (Giant Sand, OP8) una maqueta grabada de forma bastante rudimentaria.
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Otras canciones:
- Chinese Translation
- Undertaker
- Beautiful Car
- Big Boat
- Blakes View
- Blue Bayou
- Buckets Of Rain
- Clean Slate
- Crawl After You
- Dead Man
- Deep Dark Well
- Epistemology
- Eyes On The Prize
- Fisher Of Men
- Flaming Heart
- Fool Says
- For Beginners
- Four Hours In Washington
- Fuel For Fire
- Girl From Conejo Valley
- Good News
- Helicopter
- Here Comes The Sun Again
- Hi
- I Get Ideas
- Ill Be Yr Bird
- Jailbird
- Lets Dance
- Lullaby Exile
- Magic Trick
- Me And My Shadow
- Never Had Nobody Like You
- O Lazy Days
- Obriens Nocturne
- Oh Take Me Back
- One Hundred Million Years
- One Life Away
- Outro Aka Im A Fool To Want You
- Outta My Head
- Pauls Song
- Pirate Dial
- Poison Cup
- Poor Boy Minor Key
- Post
- Primitive Girl
- Radio Campaign
- Rave On
- Requiem
- Right In The Head
- Rollercoaster
- Shangri
- Stars Of Leo
- The First Time I Ran Away
- Theres A Key
- To Go Home
- Todays Undertaking
- Vincent Obrien
- When I Get To The Border
- Wild Goose
¡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!
Tabbed by Markik. Standard tuning, no capo.
You can do the A G B note progression before "Some lucky night" by playing this, going off the Bm:
e|--2--------5----3--2-----|
B|--3--------2----2--2-----|
G|--4--------2----2--2-----|
D|--4--------4----4--4-----|
A|--2--------2----2--2-----|
E|-------------------------|
or a derivation of that (don't finger all the strings).
I'll indicate where by putting an asterisk on B7. You could also just play B7.
Intro:
D
G A
D G A
Don't they love you in mysterious ways?
D G A
You say, "Yeah, but this is now and that was then"
D G A
Put a dollar into the machine and you'll remember when
G D
I know when everything feels wrong
G D
I've got some hard, hard proof in this song
G D D/C# Bm
I'll know when everything feels right
B7*
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky night
G A
D G A
Say the money just ain't what it used to be
D G A
Man, how we used to tear apart this town
D G A
Put a dollar into the machine and you'll remember how.
D G
A
Oh, yeah.
(this can be done an octave up)
e|-----2-------0h2h0--------5--5-5-5-5----2--0--2b---------------|
B|--3h5-5h3--3-------3------5--5-5-5-5----5--5--5b---------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
e|-----2-------0h2h0----------------------5---------------(5hm)--|
B|--3h5-5h3--3-------3----------------5s7---7-7-5--b5s3----7hm---|
G|----------------------4----2-2-2-------------------------7hm---|
D|-------------------------4-------------------------------7hm---|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G D
I know when everything feels wrong
G D
I've got some hard, hard proof in this song
G D D/C# Bm
I'll know when everything feels right
B7*
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky...
One last unnecessary thing: I like adding a passing A note before the D in the chorus, like this:
G G/A D
I know when everything feels wrong
You can do the A G B note progression before "Some lucky night" by playing this, going off the Bm:
e|--2--------5----3--2-----|
B|--3--------2----2--2-----|
G|--4--------2----2--2-----|
D|--4--------4----4--4-----|
A|--2--------2----2--2-----|
E|-------------------------|
or a derivation of that (don't finger all the strings).
I'll indicate where by putting an asterisk on B7. You could also just play B7.
Intro:
D
G A
D G A
Don't they love you in mysterious ways?
D G A
You say, "Yeah, but this is now and that was then"
D G A
Put a dollar into the machine and you'll remember when
G D
I know when everything feels wrong
G D
I've got some hard, hard proof in this song
G D D/C# Bm
I'll know when everything feels right
B7*
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky night
G A
D G A
Say the money just ain't what it used to be
D G A
Man, how we used to tear apart this town
D G A
Put a dollar into the machine and you'll remember how.
D G
A
Oh, yeah.
(this can be done an octave up)
e|-----2-------0h2h0--------5--5-5-5-5----2--0--2b---------------|
B|--3h5-5h3--3-------3------5--5-5-5-5----5--5--5b---------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
e|-----2-------0h2h0----------------------5---------------(5hm)--|
B|--3h5-5h3--3-------3----------------5s7---7-7-5--b5s3----7hm---|
G|----------------------4----2-2-2-------------------------7hm---|
D|-------------------------4-------------------------------7hm---|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G D
I know when everything feels wrong
G D
I've got some hard, hard proof in this song
G D D/C# Bm
I'll know when everything feels right
B7*
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky night
B7
G A
D
Some lucky...
One last unnecessary thing: I like adding a passing A note before the D in the chorus, like this:
G G/A D
I know when everything feels wrong
Mademoiselle Noi (...)
Maggie Rose
Magic Man
Maisie Peters
Malino