Biografía:
Gene Autry, (29 de septiembre de 1907 - 2 de octubre de 1998), es el más famoso de los cantantes cowboys de Hollywood. Su obra conocida se extiende desde 1929 hasta los años 1960 e incluye, junto a piezas ya olvidadas, un buen número de otras conocidas. En sus primeros trabajos abunda en el blues, siguiendo el estilo de su ídolo Jimmie Rodgers, y han sido parcialmente reeditados en Gene Autry : The blues singer (Columbia).
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Otras canciones:
- Back In The Saddle Again
- Cowboy Blues
- Dear Old Western Skies
- Here Comes Santa Claus
- Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer
- Tears On My Pillow
- At Mail Call Today
- Be Honest With Me
- Buttons And Bows
- Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie
- Frosty The Snowman
- Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
- Here Comes Santa Clause
- I Got Spurs
- Jail Song
- Little Old Band Of Gold
- Peter Cottontail
- Ridin Down The Canyon
- Roly Poly
- Rudolph The Red
- Springtime In The Rockies
- The Cowboy Blues
- Theres A Gold Mine In The Sky
- You Are My Sunshine
¡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!
COWBOY BLUES (Cindy Walker – as sung by Gene Autry)
INTRO
B A E E7 A7 B7
E A7
I had me a gal in Tulsa, and I thought she was my own
B7 E
But she up and left me, For a waddy from San Antone
E A7
She didn’t even tell me, That she was leavin’ me
B7 E B7
Now I’m the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow coun-try.
E A7
Got the cowboy blues, I’m blue as I can be
B7 E
That old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing on me
E7 A7
Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ That I can’t seem to lose
B7 E
I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cowboy blues
SOLO
E A7
I’ll sell my horse and saddle, Then catch me a cattle train
B7 E
Leave my cares behind me, And never come back again
E A7
And if you ever see her, Just tell her this for me
B7 E B7
She made me the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow coun-try.
E A7
Got the cowboy blues, I’m blue as I can be
B7 E
That old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing on me
E7 A7
Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ That I can’t seem to lose
B7 E
I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cowboy blues
(Chords by mtburr ... yippie-ki-yay!)
INTRO
B A E E7 A7 B7
E A7
I had me a gal in Tulsa, and I thought she was my own
B7 E
But she up and left me, For a waddy from San Antone
E A7
She didn’t even tell me, That she was leavin’ me
B7 E B7
Now I’m the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow coun-try.
E A7
Got the cowboy blues, I’m blue as I can be
B7 E
That old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing on me
E7 A7
Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ That I can’t seem to lose
B7 E
I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cowboy blues
SOLO
E A7
I’ll sell my horse and saddle, Then catch me a cattle train
B7 E
Leave my cares behind me, And never come back again
E A7
And if you ever see her, Just tell her this for me
B7 E B7
She made me the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow coun-try.
E A7
Got the cowboy blues, I’m blue as I can be
B7 E
That old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing on me
E7 A7
Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ That I can’t seem to lose
B7 E
I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cowboy blues
(Chords by mtburr ... yippie-ki-yay!)
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