Biografía:
Cuando lanzaron su primer disco a principios de los 70´, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers fueron incluidos dentro del nuevo movimiento punk. Pero si nos fijamos con más detalle su música tenía una energía diferente, más eléctrica, con unos riffs más cercanos a los Byrds que al movimiento en el que se les había encasillado. En comparación al heavy metal y al rock que dominaba la época, los Heartbreakers tenían un sonido más clásico, más próximo al autentico rock
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Otras canciones:
- A Thing About You
- A Woman In Love
- All You Can Carry
- Alright For Now
- American Dream Plan B
- American Girl
- Babys A Rock N Roller
- Between Two Worlds
- Billy The Kid
- Breakdown
- California
- Century City
- Change Of Heart
- Christmas All Over Again
- Dont Pull Me Over
- Echo
- Even The Losers
- Fault Lines
- For Real
- Free Fallin
- Full Grown Boy
- Hometown Blues
- I Got A Woman
- I Need You
- I Wont Back Down
- Im Crying
- Insider
- Into The Great Wide Open
- Itll All Work Out
- Keep A Little Soul
- Keeping Me Alive
- License To Kill
- Like A Diamond
- Louisiana Rain
- Makin Some Noise
- Mary Janes Last Dance
- Mystery Man
- No More
- Playing Dumb
- Red River
- Refugee
- Restless
- Rhino Skin
- Room At The Top
- Sins Of My Youth
- So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star
- Something Big
- Stop Draggin My Heart Around
- Straight Into Darkness
- Swingin
- The Criminal Kind
- The Trip To Pirates Cove
- The Waiting
- This Ones For Me
- Too Good To Be True
- U Get Me High
- Walls Circus
- Walls No 3
- We Stand A Chance
- What Are You Doin In My Life
- You And I Will Meet Again
- You And Me
- You Get Me High
- You Tell Me
¡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!
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It’ll All Work Out – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
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Written by: Tom Petty
From: “Let Me Up (I've Had Enough)” (1987)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
This tab presents the basic chords. With all the mandolins around, some of
them might contain extra notes, especially some “d” making the:
Em ==> Em7 (0-2-2-0-3-0 or 0-2-2-0-3-3)
C ==> Cadd9 (x-3-2-0-3-0 or x-3-2-0-3-3)
Some of the D chords maybe Dsus4 (x-x-0-2-3-3), too.
It’s probably a matter of taste. Try until you find something that suits
yours. Enjoy!
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time signature: 3/4
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INTRO (freely)
| G | % | % | % |
VERSE
Em C D G
She wore faded jeans and soft black leather
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
She had eyes so blue they looked like weather
Em C D G
When she needed me I wasn't round
Em C D | G | % | % | % |
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
VERSE
Em C D G
There were times apart, there were times together
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
I was pledged to her for worse or better
Em C D G
When it mattered most I let her down
Em C D | G | % | % | % |
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
CHORUS
C D G
It’ll all work out eventually
C D
Better off with him than here with me
INSTRUMENTAL BREAK
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| C | % | % | % |
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| G | % | % | % |
CHORUS
C D G
It’ll all work out eventually
C D
Maybe better with him than here with me
VERSE
Em C D G
Now the wind is high and the rain is heavy
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
And the water's rising in the levee
Em C D G
Still I think of her when the sun goes down
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
It never goes away, but it all works out
OUTRO
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| C | % | % | % |
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| G | % | % | % |
(fade out)
It’ll All Work Out – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
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Written by: Tom Petty
From: “Let Me Up (I've Had Enough)” (1987)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
This tab presents the basic chords. With all the mandolins around, some of
them might contain extra notes, especially some “d” making the:
Em ==> Em7 (0-2-2-0-3-0 or 0-2-2-0-3-3)
C ==> Cadd9 (x-3-2-0-3-0 or x-3-2-0-3-3)
Some of the D chords maybe Dsus4 (x-x-0-2-3-3), too.
It’s probably a matter of taste. Try until you find something that suits
yours. Enjoy!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
time signature: 3/4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
INTRO (freely)
| G | % | % | % |
VERSE
Em C D G
She wore faded jeans and soft black leather
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
She had eyes so blue they looked like weather
Em C D G
When she needed me I wasn't round
Em C D | G | % | % | % |
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
VERSE
Em C D G
There were times apart, there were times together
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
I was pledged to her for worse or better
Em C D G
When it mattered most I let her down
Em C D | G | % | % | % |
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
CHORUS
C D G
It’ll all work out eventually
C D
Better off with him than here with me
INSTRUMENTAL BREAK
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| C | % | % | % |
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| G | % | % | % |
CHORUS
C D G
It’ll all work out eventually
C D
Maybe better with him than here with me
VERSE
Em C D G
Now the wind is high and the rain is heavy
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
And the water's rising in the levee
Em C D G
Still I think of her when the sun goes down
Em C D | C | % | % | % |
It never goes away, but it all works out
OUTRO
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| C | % | % | % |
| Em | C | D | G |
| Em | C | D |
| G | % | % | % |
(fade out)
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