Biografía:
Blur es el nombre de una banda inglesa de Britpop. Llamada Seymour en un principio, el nombre se adoptó por orden de la discográfica. Blur se formó en Londres en 1989 por Damon Albarn (vocalista, tecladista, guitarrista), Graham Coxon (guitarrista) y Alex James (bajista). Posteriormente, el batería Dave Rowntree se unió a la formación.
Blur fue una de las bandas británicas que aparecieron en el inicio de la caída del grupo británico The Stone Roses, mezclando psicodelia pop rock con fuertes guitarras.
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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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On The Way To The Club - Blur
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Tabbed by: adslam3
Tuning: Standard
I know there's a little bit of lead guitar that disappears after a bit,
but if you want to play the song on acoustic or whatever then this
should work ok. Might be a little off here and there, but let me
know what you think. I figured it out through singing along,it seems close.
I don't know the lead during the intro (sorry!)but if you have any ideas,
then let me know so I can put it in and give you credit. Thanks and enjoy.
Intro: G - F - Bb
Verse 1:
G
And On My Way To The Club
F Bb
I Fell down a hole
G
All the people there
F Bb
Said you come alone
Chorus:
Dm Bb Dm
And I, I just want to be, darling with you
Bb
The music's made that way
Dm C
My eyes aren't blue
Bb A
There's nothing I can do
Verse 2:
G
So I stayed in the club
F Bb
Just rewarding myself
G
Happiness
F A
Could turn into something else
Chorus:
Dm Bb Dm
And I just wanna be, darling with you
Bb
The music's made that way
Dm C Bb A
My eyes aren't blue, there's nothing I can do
OUTRO: (repeat back and forth until ending)
G - Gm
NOTE: before the repeating fade out he sings something softly.
It almost sounds like"Why slow down?" or "I'm so down."
You can skip it and keep playing that last A of
the chorus or if you want to play that too then it's:
Bb Am C
I'm so down
The C sounds nice as a lead into the end in my opinion. Your call!
UG User camillorota suggests G - Bb for the ending which
you might prefer as well.
On The Way To The Club - Blur
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: adslam3
Tuning: Standard
I know there's a little bit of lead guitar that disappears after a bit,
but if you want to play the song on acoustic or whatever then this
should work ok. Might be a little off here and there, but let me
know what you think. I figured it out through singing along,it seems close.
I don't know the lead during the intro (sorry!)but if you have any ideas,
then let me know so I can put it in and give you credit. Thanks and enjoy.
Intro: G - F - Bb
Verse 1:
G
And On My Way To The Club
F Bb
I Fell down a hole
G
All the people there
F Bb
Said you come alone
Chorus:
Dm Bb Dm
And I, I just want to be, darling with you
Bb
The music's made that way
Dm C
My eyes aren't blue
Bb A
There's nothing I can do
Verse 2:
G
So I stayed in the club
F Bb
Just rewarding myself
G
Happiness
F A
Could turn into something else
Chorus:
Dm Bb Dm
And I just wanna be, darling with you
Bb
The music's made that way
Dm C Bb A
My eyes aren't blue, there's nothing I can do
OUTRO: (repeat back and forth until ending)
G - Gm
NOTE: before the repeating fade out he sings something softly.
It almost sounds like"Why slow down?" or "I'm so down."
You can skip it and keep playing that last A of
the chorus or if you want to play that too then it's:
Bb Am C
I'm so down
The C sounds nice as a lead into the end in my opinion. Your call!
UG User camillorota suggests G - Bb for the ending which
you might prefer as well.
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