Biografía:
Black Uhuru, es una reconocida banda de la segunda generación del reggae. Originaria de Jamaica, fueron la primera banda de reggae que ganó un Grammy, por su álbum, Anthem, en 1983. Sus hits más conocidos son «Shine Eye Gal», «Guess Who's Coming to Dinner», «Sinsemilla», «Solidarity» y «What Is Life?».
El origen del nombre de Black Uhuru proviene del Swahili, que se traduce como «Libertad». Por ende, su traducción sería «Libertad Negra».
Read more on Last.fm
Otras canciones:
¡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!
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Shine Eye Gal – Black Uhuru
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by:RootsRadish
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:Standard
F#m E
e||-9---9---7--7-||
B||-10--10--9--9-||
G||-11--11--9--9-||
D||-11--11--9--9-||
A||-9---9---7--7-||
E||-x---x---x--x-||
This is the rhythm skank for this song.
If you aren't familiar with reggae music,
skanking is a technique where you don't
actually press down on the strings but
just place your fingers over the fret,
similar to what you would do if you were
playing harmonics, but pressing down just
slightly, without the strings touching the
fret, so that you don't get the harmonic, nor
do you get the notes sounding out. It should
sound like a scratching sound and is played on
the & of the beat inbetween where the bass drum
and snare are usually played.
This song uses just these two chords, howerer,
the pattern changes slightly towards the end of
the song.
Please rate.
============================================================================
Shine Eye Gal – Black Uhuru
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by:RootsRadish
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:Standard
F#m E
e||-9---9---7--7-||
B||-10--10--9--9-||
G||-11--11--9--9-||
D||-11--11--9--9-||
A||-9---9---7--7-||
E||-x---x---x--x-||
This is the rhythm skank for this song.
If you aren't familiar with reggae music,
skanking is a technique where you don't
actually press down on the strings but
just place your fingers over the fret,
similar to what you would do if you were
playing harmonics, but pressing down just
slightly, without the strings touching the
fret, so that you don't get the harmonic, nor
do you get the notes sounding out. It should
sound like a scratching sound and is played on
the & of the beat inbetween where the bass drum
and snare are usually played.
This song uses just these two chords, howerer,
the pattern changes slightly towards the end of
the song.
Please rate.
============================================================================
Blackbriar
BlackBud
Blackbyrd
Blackchords
Blackers
Blacklisted
Blacklisted Me
Blackmail
Blackmill
Blackout (Indone (...)