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Son la nueva sensación de la americana con enjundia y nada hay en “Tonight At The Arizona” que desmienta tal afirmación. Empapados por la tradición y el misterio de aquellas “The Bassement Tapes” que The Band grabaron junto a Bob Dylan, The Felice Brothers recorren a pie las polvorientas cunetas del imaginario popular norteamericano y lo transforman en espléndidas y artesanales viñetas de rock de corte clásico en el que no faltan ni los guiños al pasado ni las referencias literarias.
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- Ponzi
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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!
You'll have to improvise a bit here, as it isn't 100% accurate. It actually can be
played better in the Key of C major with a capo on the II fret. Enjoy!
D D7
I might lost my leg in the war
G A7
What War? The War of love
D D7
My girl's a real shark
G A7
I'm not gonna try to uh debate it, not everybodys perfect
D D7 G A7
My baby told me, "Darling if you can't get a pardon, better get a parole"
D D7 G A7
I told her I'd be out by morning when the sun is down and with the money rolled
G A7 D /C# D7
Ooh we, that gal's the gal for me
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
D D7 G A7
I walked with my brand new slacks and my hair slick back down to Donny's pier
D D7 G A7
Donny wants me to buy him a bottle but I blew my wallet on a chandelier
G A7 D /C# D7
All for my loving gal Eleanor
G A7 D
who loves the elderly
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of scotch A dimesack and a diamond watch
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of gin A typewriter and a violin
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
(piano part)
D D7 G A7
Whoa! James Felice on the piano. Real talent. Alright Jimmy that's enough let's wrap it up.
G A7 D /C# D7
Ooh we, that gal's the gal for me
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
D D7 G A7
I left my blue-eyed lady and went with Tony Mercedes to the gambling room
D D7 G A7
I lost my diamond watch but in the parking lot I took back again
G A7 D /C# D7
Oh man you've got to understand
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of scotch A dimesack and a diamond watch
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of gin (what)A typewriter and a violin
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A sunny day, a shotgun and a Chevrolet
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A painted scene of horses on the city green
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A microwave, a pillbox and a jack of spades
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
played better in the Key of C major with a capo on the II fret. Enjoy!
D D7
I might lost my leg in the war
G A7
What War? The War of love
D D7
My girl's a real shark
G A7
I'm not gonna try to uh debate it, not everybodys perfect
D D7 G A7
My baby told me, "Darling if you can't get a pardon, better get a parole"
D D7 G A7
I told her I'd be out by morning when the sun is down and with the money rolled
G A7 D /C# D7
Ooh we, that gal's the gal for me
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
D D7 G A7
I walked with my brand new slacks and my hair slick back down to Donny's pier
D D7 G A7
Donny wants me to buy him a bottle but I blew my wallet on a chandelier
G A7 D /C# D7
All for my loving gal Eleanor
G A7 D
who loves the elderly
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of scotch A dimesack and a diamond watch
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of gin A typewriter and a violin
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
(piano part)
D D7 G A7
Whoa! James Felice on the piano. Real talent. Alright Jimmy that's enough let's wrap it up.
G A7 D /C# D7
Ooh we, that gal's the gal for me
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
D D7 G A7
I left my blue-eyed lady and went with Tony Mercedes to the gambling room
D D7 G A7
I lost my diamond watch but in the parking lot I took back again
G A7 D /C# D7
Oh man you've got to understand
G A7 D
She loves me tenderly
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of scotch A dimesack and a diamond watch
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A bottle of gin (what)A typewriter and a violin
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A sunny day, a shotgun and a Chevrolet
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A painted scene of horses on the city green
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
G A7 D /C# D7
A microwave, a pillbox and a jack of spades
G A7 D
Wouldn't you like that
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