Biografía:
from the artist's Web site
Joe Newberry is a Missouri native and North Carolina transplant who has played music most of his life. His powerful and innovative banjo playing has won contests around the country, including first-place at the Appalachian String Band Music Festival. A prizewinning guitarist, fiddler, and singer as well, Joe plays with Big Medicine.
He also can be heard playing banjo and singing with Bill Hicks, Mike Craver and Jim Watson - original members of The Red Clay Ramblers.
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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!
[Verse 1]
D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
G D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
G Asus4 D
I know whose love would soothe me still
D
If I were slain in a foreign land
G D
If I were slain in a foreign land
D
If I were slain in a foreign land
G Asus4 D
I know whose touch would take my hand
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Verse 2]
D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
G D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
G Asus4 D
I know whose cries would mourn my life
D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
G D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
G Asus4 D
I know whose tears would come down to me
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Verse 3]
D
If I were dead in the cause of right
G D
If I were dead in the cause of right
D
If I were dead in the cause of right
G Asus4 D
I know whose lamp would pierce the night
D
If I were damned both body and soul
G D
If I were damned both body and soul
D
If I were damned both body and soul
G Asus4 D
I know whose prayer, sweet prayers would make me whole
[Refrain]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
G D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
D
If I were hanged on the highest hill
G Asus4 D
I know whose love would soothe me still
D
If I were slain in a foreign land
G D
If I were slain in a foreign land
D
If I were slain in a foreign land
G Asus4 D
I know whose touch would take my hand
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Verse 2]
D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
G D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
D
If I were killed in the battle's strife
G Asus4 D
I know whose cries would mourn my life
D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
G D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
D
If I were drowned in the salt sea
G Asus4 D
I know whose tears would come down to me
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Verse 3]
D
If I were dead in the cause of right
G D
If I were dead in the cause of right
D
If I were dead in the cause of right
G Asus4 D
I know whose lamp would pierce the night
D
If I were damned both body and soul
G D
If I were damned both body and soul
D
If I were damned both body and soul
G Asus4 D
I know whose prayer, sweet prayers would make me whole
[Refrain]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
[Chorus]
D A7
Mother, my first companion, mother, my truest friend,
D G D
Mother, way up in heaven, we'll meet again
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