Biografía:
Trout Fishing in America is the long-standing musical partnership of Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet. The name taken from a Richard Brautigan novel, seems almost as incongruent and intriguing as a picture of this musical duo - Ezra Idlet (guitar) stands six feet nine inches and Keith Grimwood (bass), five feet five and one half inches. What is more intriguing is the musical career these two have carved out in three decades of writing, recording and performing together.
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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!
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From: Erik Karlson
Mandaddy
By Dana Cooper
As performed by Trout Fishing in America on the album "Who Are These People"
This is an approximation for those who are guitar-challenged. The chord struc
ture is correct, as is the key, but Ezra does play some rather interesting
chords that are unintelligible to me!!
E
Summer is coming, catfish are jumping
D A
The willows are weeping up the river
E
Mandaddy's wagon comes rattling and dragging
A B
His magical route
E
He's bringing ghost stories and bright penny whistles
D A
White Chinese muzzles in tins of glory
E D A E
Look on the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road
Chorus:
B A E
My name is Mandaddy and I roam these hills
B A E
I sing and I whistle and I'll cure your ills
A C#m F#
Oh Mandaddy, Oh Mandaddy's gonna cure your ills
B E
Mandaddy's gonna cure your ills
E
He walks like a farmer, talks like warm water
D A
Smells like tobacco and gun powder
E
He's bringing red garters and bright copper kettles
A B
and brown leather shoes
E
He says, "I remember when your folks was young'uns
D A
Laughing and running in Indian summer
E D A E
They'd watch the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road!"
Chorus
E
Everything changes, it's only natural
D A
Nothing remains as it once started
E
This time next summer I may not be here, hear what I say
E
Children I love you, you make life worth living
E A
The rivers worth crossing the gifts worth giving
E D A E
Look on the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road
Chorus
transcribed by Erik Karlsson
[email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Erik Karlson
Mandaddy
By Dana Cooper
As performed by Trout Fishing in America on the album "Who Are These People"
This is an approximation for those who are guitar-challenged. The chord struc
ture is correct, as is the key, but Ezra does play some rather interesting
chords that are unintelligible to me!!
E
Summer is coming, catfish are jumping
D A
The willows are weeping up the river
E
Mandaddy's wagon comes rattling and dragging
A B
His magical route
E
He's bringing ghost stories and bright penny whistles
D A
White Chinese muzzles in tins of glory
E D A E
Look on the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road
Chorus:
B A E
My name is Mandaddy and I roam these hills
B A E
I sing and I whistle and I'll cure your ills
A C#m F#
Oh Mandaddy, Oh Mandaddy's gonna cure your ills
B E
Mandaddy's gonna cure your ills
E
He walks like a farmer, talks like warm water
D A
Smells like tobacco and gun powder
E
He's bringing red garters and bright copper kettles
A B
and brown leather shoes
E
He says, "I remember when your folks was young'uns
D A
Laughing and running in Indian summer
E D A E
They'd watch the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road!"
Chorus
E
Everything changes, it's only natural
D A
Nothing remains as it once started
E
This time next summer I may not be here, hear what I say
E
Children I love you, you make life worth living
E A
The rivers worth crossing the gifts worth giving
E D A E
Look on the horizon and see the dust rolling down the road
Chorus
transcribed by Erik Karlsson
[email protected]
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