Biografía:
Houndmouth is a collaborative folk rock four-member band, formed in 2011 from the lowland plains and farmlands of Indiana, USA. The band's lyrics emphasize their foolhardiness, and their soulful harmonies carry far. Houndmouth consists of Matt Myers (guitar, vocals), Katie Toupin (keyboard, vocals), Zak Appleby (bass, vocals) and Shane Cody(drums, vocals). Folk duo Katie Toupin and Matt Myers (formerly of the Saint James Hotel) joined up with Shane
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Otras canciones:
- Darlin'
- Sedona
- 15 Years
- Black Gold
- By God
- Casino Bad Things
- Come On Illinois
- Comin Around Again
- Darlin
- For No One
- Gasoline
- Halfway To Hardinsburg
- Hey Rose
- Honey Slider
- Houston Train
- Krampus
- Ludlow
- Modern Love
- My Cousin Greg
- No One
- Northeast Texas Women
- On The Road
- Palmyra
- Penitentiary
- Runaround Sue
- Say It
- The Big Oil Spill
¡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!
Palmyra by Houndmouth
Watched some live videos to learn this. Simple song, but can add complexity with
hammering on/off through out
the song.
Update: Here's my video playing this song using this tab https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClTXg3UD4Hc
The guitarist for the band keeps his guitar 1/2 step down. SO to play with the record
you'd have to drop your
tuning. I typically play standard tuning though.
My Version: https://youtu.be/ClTXg3UD4Hc
Chords used:
C/G F* G*
E: 3 x x
A: 3 3 5
D: 2 3 5
G: 0 2 4
B: 1 1 3
e: 0 0 0
The guitarist plays many different riffs in and out of the chord changes. One
progression I play is:
C/G F* C/G
e|-3-----------------x-----------3-----|
B|-3-----------------3--3--3--3--3-----|
G|-2---------0h2p0---3--0--0--3--2-----|
D|-0--0h2-0----------2--2--2--2--0-----|
A|-1-----------------1--3--1--1--1-----|
E|-0-----------------0--0--0--0--0-----|
[Intro]:
C/G F*
[Verse 1]:
C/G
Oh My Palmyra
F*
Sweeter then sugar Cane
C/G
She took a Kentucky Shower
F*
In the Pouring Tennessee rain
G*
Long Live her Cherokee blood line
F*
Keeps her skin olive and tan
[Chorus]:
C/G F*
Oh my Palmyra
[Verse 2]:
C/G
Oh my God
F*
Tastes just like medicine
C/G
Shes got a room with a balcony
F*
At the holiday Inn
G*
She'll have you on up for the weekend
F*
Fix you a Robert Roy
[Chorus]: x2
C/G
Oh my Palmyra
F*
Palmyra
[Verse 3]:
G*
Spelled out and perfectly tattooed
F*
Was my name on the back of her hand
[Chorus]:
C/G
Oh my Palmyra
F*
Palmyra
Watched some live videos to learn this. Simple song, but can add complexity with
hammering on/off through out
the song.
Update: Here's my video playing this song using this tab https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClTXg3UD4Hc
The guitarist for the band keeps his guitar 1/2 step down. SO to play with the record
you'd have to drop your
tuning. I typically play standard tuning though.
My Version: https://youtu.be/ClTXg3UD4Hc
Chords used:
C/G F* G*
E: 3 x x
A: 3 3 5
D: 2 3 5
G: 0 2 4
B: 1 1 3
e: 0 0 0
The guitarist plays many different riffs in and out of the chord changes. One
progression I play is:
C/G F* C/G
e|-3-----------------x-----------3-----|
B|-3-----------------3--3--3--3--3-----|
G|-2---------0h2p0---3--0--0--3--2-----|
D|-0--0h2-0----------2--2--2--2--0-----|
A|-1-----------------1--3--1--1--1-----|
E|-0-----------------0--0--0--0--0-----|
[Intro]:
C/G F*
[Verse 1]:
C/G
Oh My Palmyra
F*
Sweeter then sugar Cane
C/G
She took a Kentucky Shower
F*
In the Pouring Tennessee rain
G*
Long Live her Cherokee blood line
F*
Keeps her skin olive and tan
[Chorus]:
C/G F*
Oh my Palmyra
[Verse 2]:
C/G
Oh my God
F*
Tastes just like medicine
C/G
Shes got a room with a balcony
F*
At the holiday Inn
G*
She'll have you on up for the weekend
F*
Fix you a Robert Roy
[Chorus]: x2
C/G
Oh my Palmyra
F*
Palmyra
[Verse 3]:
G*
Spelled out and perfectly tattooed
F*
Was my name on the back of her hand
[Chorus]:
C/G
Oh my Palmyra
F*
Palmyra
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