Biografía:
Slim es sin duda el músico australiano más prolífico, con más de 5 millones discos vendidos en Australia. "Forward Looking Back", editado el año 2000, hace el numero 100 de su carrera.
David Gordon Kirkpatrick se crió en una granja lechera de las colinas de Kempsey (Nueva Gales del Sur), y ya a la edad de 10 años tenía el sueño de ser músico. Tras seis décadas de de carrera ha llegado a ser uno de los intérpretes de música country más importantes fuera de los EE.UU.
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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!
Slim Dusty - Leave Him In The Longyard capo (key of G)
transposed of "browntrouts" tab
Capo on the 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C F C F
[Verse]
G
Yes he's looking kinda jaded
And his sight is not the best
C
And the hair around his muzzle's turning grey
D
He has seen a hundred musters
And I think it's only fair
G
That we leave him in the long yard here today
G
He was broken in the 60's
Maybe '63 or '4
C
And never faulted always seemed to be on hand
D
Never have I seen him beaten
By a bullock in the bush
G
And at night watch he was pick of all the land
[Chorus]
G
So leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
Leave him there 'til after smoko then we'll catch him
G
And pull his tail and turn him out today
G
Yes he's looking kind of jaded
And his sight is not the best
C
And the hair around his muzzle's turning grey
D
He has seen a hundred musters
And I think it's only fair
G
That we leave him in the long yard here today
G
He's entitled to some kindness
In return for all he's been
C
Now he's failing and his step is getting slow
D
Let him squander his last summers
By the river with his mates
G
In the paddock where the sweetest grasses grow
[Chorus]
G
So leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
With his mate that he can graze and he can laze with
G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
G
Leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
With his mate that he can graze and he can laze with
G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
D G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
transposed of "browntrouts" tab
Capo on the 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C F C F
[Verse]
G
Yes he's looking kinda jaded
And his sight is not the best
C
And the hair around his muzzle's turning grey
D
He has seen a hundred musters
And I think it's only fair
G
That we leave him in the long yard here today
G
He was broken in the 60's
Maybe '63 or '4
C
And never faulted always seemed to be on hand
D
Never have I seen him beaten
By a bullock in the bush
G
And at night watch he was pick of all the land
[Chorus]
G
So leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
Leave him there 'til after smoko then we'll catch him
G
And pull his tail and turn him out today
G
Yes he's looking kind of jaded
And his sight is not the best
C
And the hair around his muzzle's turning grey
D
He has seen a hundred musters
And I think it's only fair
G
That we leave him in the long yard here today
G
He's entitled to some kindness
In return for all he's been
C
Now he's failing and his step is getting slow
D
Let him squander his last summers
By the river with his mates
G
In the paddock where the sweetest grasses grow
[Chorus]
G
So leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
With his mate that he can graze and he can laze with
G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
G
Leave him out there in the long yard do not rush him
D
Leave him out there with his mate the bally bay
With his mate that he can graze and he can laze with
G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
D G
Leave him there and we will turn him out today
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