Biografía:
Um dueto, cujo principal estilo é o folk . Andrew Marlin e Emily Frantz violão, violino e bandolim para elogiar letras e harmonias sedutoras sem costura. "O duo de vozes e instrumentos se encaixam ao lado uns dos outros, como Johnny Cash e June Carter... Mandolin Orange incorpora o mesmo sertão estética pombinhos" (DailyTarHeel). Seu primeiro álbum, a ser lançado na Primavera de 2010, reflete tanto a influência da música tradicional em seu estilo contemporâneo e simplificado, gravações de fé que compõem a coletânea.
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Otras canciones:
- A Thousand Amen
- Big Men In The Sky
- Blue Ruin
- Boots Of Spanish Leather
- Cavalry
- Clover Tune
- Darling Girl
- Daylight
- Echo
- From Now On
- Golden Embers
- Gospel Shoes
- Hard Travelin
- Haste Make
- Haste Make Hard Hearted Stranger
- Hey Adam
- Hey Stranger
- Hiawathas Lullaby
- House Of Stone
- Into The Sun
- Jump Mountain Blues
- Life On A String
- Like You Used To
- Lines On The Floor
- Little Worlds
- Lonesome Whistle
- Missouri Borderlands
- Morphine Girl
- My Blinded Heart
- No Weight
- Of Which There Is No Like
- Old Ties And Companions
- One More Down
- Picking Up Pieces
- Poor Boy Poor Me
- Rounder
- Runnin Red
- Settled Down
- Ships Sail Away
- Slither
- Stone Wall
- Suspended In Heaven
- Take This Heart Of Gold
- That Wrecking Ball
- The Doorman
- The Runaround
- The Wolves
- There Was A Time
- These Old Wheels
- Time We Made Time
- Train Song
- Turtle Dove
- Until The Last Light Fades
- Waltz About Whiskey
- Wee Bird
- Wildfire
¡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!
Mandolin Orange - That Wrecking Ball
A few notes about this song:
The 'G' is actually a Dsus4/Gsus2 but becomes a G at the end of the walk-down. The Dadd9 and D/F# are
fairly interchangeable, but the D/F# is only played at the very beginning and the end. The Em can be an Em7
if you wish. Dadd9 can also be played as Dsus4/F#. You may also lift your 3rd and 4th fingers off during the
C/G for a beat between verses, making it an Am7. There are walk-downs from G to C/G and from Em to G which
are played every time this transition occurs and are as follows:
Gsus2(G) into C/G Em[7] into Gsus2(G)
-3---------0------------ -(3)--------3------------------------
-3---------1------------ -(3)--------3------------------------
-0---------0------------ --0---------0------------------------
-0---------2------------ --2---------0------------------------
-0--0--2---3------------ --2---0--0--0------------------------
-3---------3------------ --0---0--2--3------------------------
You should still be strumming through the full chords during these transitions, but those are the notes you
should be hitting along the way. I recommend watching this video if you don't understand what is happening
here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D7X2AXGGLQ Feel free to ignore these and play the basic chords.
I will add chord charts for the less common chords at the bottom of this page.
Capo 5
C/G D/F# G C/G Em G C/G
C/G D/F#
I've taken to leanin' these past few days
G C/G
A little too heavy on my walking cane
Em G
And I'm afraid she's swingin' my way
C/G
That wrecking ball
(Am7 - every verse)
C/G Dadd9
Now with all my ducks in a row
G C/G
With one pull I could let her go
Em G
Not to lose, just to show
Cadd9
I'd catch em all
C/G Dadd9
Every man bears a burden, his own beast by the horns
G C/G
That he hides from the world when hes young and strong
Em G
Looking over his shoulders, half tethered and torn
C/G
Still standing tall
C/G Dadd9
And every year rolls on like a runaway train
G C/G
Every beast grows stronger as the pendulum swings
Em G
To and fro, gone she goes
C/G
That wrecking ball
C/G Dadd9 G C/G Em G C/G
C/G Dadd9add11/A G C/G Em G C/G
C/G Dadd9
I've just seen that rock of ages
G Cadd9
I just held my saviors hand
Em G
We danced on the water, my head on her shoulders
C/G
She swore to never let me fall
C/G Dadd9
And wouldn't time seem so kindly
G C/G
If every bright eyed girl could be
Em G
More like you, and shelter me
C/G Am
From that wrecking ball
Am D/F#
That wrecking ball
C/G Dadd9add11/A G C/G Em G C/G
Slow it down a bit at the end and let the C/G ring out. Hopefully this wasn't too confusing. I transcribed
the lyrics myself, so they may be a little off in some places. Here are the chord charts:
Dadd9(Dsus4/F#) Dadd9add11/A
--0(3)--------- --0-------------
--3------------ --3-------------
--2------------ --0-------------
--0------------ --4-------------
--0------------ --5-------------
--2------------ --5-------------
A few notes about this song:
The 'G' is actually a Dsus4/Gsus2 but becomes a G at the end of the walk-down. The Dadd9 and D/F# are
fairly interchangeable, but the D/F# is only played at the very beginning and the end. The Em can be an Em7
if you wish. Dadd9 can also be played as Dsus4/F#. You may also lift your 3rd and 4th fingers off during the
C/G for a beat between verses, making it an Am7. There are walk-downs from G to C/G and from Em to G which
are played every time this transition occurs and are as follows:
Gsus2(G) into C/G Em[7] into Gsus2(G)
-3---------0------------ -(3)--------3------------------------
-3---------1------------ -(3)--------3------------------------
-0---------0------------ --0---------0------------------------
-0---------2------------ --2---------0------------------------
-0--0--2---3------------ --2---0--0--0------------------------
-3---------3------------ --0---0--2--3------------------------
You should still be strumming through the full chords during these transitions, but those are the notes you
should be hitting along the way. I recommend watching this video if you don't understand what is happening
here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D7X2AXGGLQ Feel free to ignore these and play the basic chords.
I will add chord charts for the less common chords at the bottom of this page.
Capo 5
C/G D/F# G C/G Em G C/G
C/G D/F#
I've taken to leanin' these past few days
G C/G
A little too heavy on my walking cane
Em G
And I'm afraid she's swingin' my way
C/G
That wrecking ball
(Am7 - every verse)
C/G Dadd9
Now with all my ducks in a row
G C/G
With one pull I could let her go
Em G
Not to lose, just to show
Cadd9
I'd catch em all
C/G Dadd9
Every man bears a burden, his own beast by the horns
G C/G
That he hides from the world when hes young and strong
Em G
Looking over his shoulders, half tethered and torn
C/G
Still standing tall
C/G Dadd9
And every year rolls on like a runaway train
G C/G
Every beast grows stronger as the pendulum swings
Em G
To and fro, gone she goes
C/G
That wrecking ball
C/G Dadd9 G C/G Em G C/G
C/G Dadd9add11/A G C/G Em G C/G
C/G Dadd9
I've just seen that rock of ages
G Cadd9
I just held my saviors hand
Em G
We danced on the water, my head on her shoulders
C/G
She swore to never let me fall
C/G Dadd9
And wouldn't time seem so kindly
G C/G
If every bright eyed girl could be
Em G
More like you, and shelter me
C/G Am
From that wrecking ball
Am D/F#
That wrecking ball
C/G Dadd9add11/A G C/G Em G C/G
Slow it down a bit at the end and let the C/G ring out. Hopefully this wasn't too confusing. I transcribed
the lyrics myself, so they may be a little off in some places. Here are the chord charts:
Dadd9(Dsus4/F#) Dadd9add11/A
--0(3)--------- --0-------------
--3------------ --3-------------
--2------------ --0-------------
--0------------ --4-------------
--0------------ --5-------------
--2------------ --5-------------
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