Biografía:
Robin Kent LaVoie, mejor conocido como Lobo, un cantante norteamericano nacido en Tallahasse, Florida, un 31 de julio de 1943, conoció la fama a comienzos de los años setenta cuando varios de sus singles estuvieron en el top 40 más de 14 veces. Sus canciones más famosas fueron "I´d love you to want me", "Don´t expect me to be your friend" y "Me and you and a dog named Boo", que ganaron posiciones en los top 10 a nivel nacional y un lugar en la radioemisoras para adultos.
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Otras canciones:
- I Want You To Want Me
- A Simple Man
- Country Feeling
- Dont Expect Me To Be Your Friend
- Dont Tell Me Goodnight
- Faithful
- Faithfull
- How Can I Tell Her
- Id Love You To Want Me
- Im The Only One
- Love Me For What I Am
- Me And You And A Dog Named Blue
- Me And You And A Dog Named Boo
- Stoney
- The Albatross
- The War To End All Wars
- There Aint No Way
- Thinking Of You
- We Can Make It
- Would I Still Have You
- You And Me And A Dog Named Boo
¡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!
Me And You And A Dog Named Boo - Lobo
A great song from 1971, fairly simple to play but the funky little interchange
around the 'D' chord gives it that extra bit of interest.
Capo 4th fret
The pattern for each 'D' incorporates Dsus4 and Dsus2 as follows:
Downward stroke = D Upward stroke = U The '-' signifies a pause (8 beats to the
bar or chord sequence, which ever you prefer)
stroke D U D U - U D -
chord D D D Dsus4 - D Dsus2 -
e|-2-2-2-3-------2-0------------|
B|-3-3-3-3-------3-3------------|
G|-2-2-2-2-------2-2------------|
D|-0-0-0-0-------0-0------------|
A|------------------------------|
E|------------------------------|
Repeat this pattern for every 'D' chord in the song. I've written out the pattern
for the first line of the intro. After that, you're on your own!
Capo 4th fret
D U D U - U D - D U D U - U D -
D / / Dsus4 – D Dsus2 - D / / Dsus4 – D Dsus2 – (repeat for every ‘D’)
--- ---
D D
--- --- I re-
D D
member to this day the
G A7 D
bright red Georgia clay and
D D
how it stuck to the tyres after the
A A
summer rain will
D D
power made that old car go a woman’s
G A7 D
mind told me that's so
D C
oh how I wish we were back on the road a-
G //// A G //// A
gain
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
D
---
D D
I can still re- call the
G A7 D
wheat fields of St. Paul and the mor-
D D
ning we got caught robbing from an old
A A
hen old Mac-
D D
Donald he made us work but then he
G A7 D
paid us for what it was worth a-
D C
nother tank of gas and back on the road a-
G//// A
gain.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
D
--- I’ll
D D
never forget that day we motored
G A7 D
stately into big L.A. the
D D
lights of the city put settlin' down in my
A A
brain --- though it’s only
D D
been a month or so that old
G A7 D
car's buggin’ us to go we
D C
gotta get away and get back on the road a-
G//// A
gain
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo oh how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
(Repeat chorus twice more to fade - go straight from 'free man' back to 'me and you...')
A great song from 1971, fairly simple to play but the funky little interchange
around the 'D' chord gives it that extra bit of interest.
Capo 4th fret
The pattern for each 'D' incorporates Dsus4 and Dsus2 as follows:
Downward stroke = D Upward stroke = U The '-' signifies a pause (8 beats to the
bar or chord sequence, which ever you prefer)
stroke D U D U - U D -
chord D D D Dsus4 - D Dsus2 -
e|-2-2-2-3-------2-0------------|
B|-3-3-3-3-------3-3------------|
G|-2-2-2-2-------2-2------------|
D|-0-0-0-0-------0-0------------|
A|------------------------------|
E|------------------------------|
Repeat this pattern for every 'D' chord in the song. I've written out the pattern
for the first line of the intro. After that, you're on your own!
Capo 4th fret
D U D U - U D - D U D U - U D -
D / / Dsus4 – D Dsus2 - D / / Dsus4 – D Dsus2 – (repeat for every ‘D’)
--- ---
D D
--- --- I re-
D D
member to this day the
G A7 D
bright red Georgia clay and
D D
how it stuck to the tyres after the
A A
summer rain will
D D
power made that old car go a woman’s
G A7 D
mind told me that's so
D C
oh how I wish we were back on the road a-
G //// A G //// A
gain
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
D
---
D D
I can still re- call the
G A7 D
wheat fields of St. Paul and the mor-
D D
ning we got caught robbing from an old
A A
hen old Mac-
D D
Donald he made us work but then he
G A7 D
paid us for what it was worth a-
D C
nother tank of gas and back on the road a-
G//// A
gain.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
D
--- I’ll
D D
never forget that day we motored
G A7 D
stately into big L.A. the
D D
lights of the city put settlin' down in my
A A
brain --- though it’s only
D D
been a month or so that old
G A7 D
car's buggin’ us to go we
D C
gotta get away and get back on the road a-
G//// A
gain
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo
G A7 D
travellin’ and a livin’ off the land.
G A7 D
me and you and a dog named boo oh how I
C (C) D
love bein' a free man
(Repeat chorus twice more to fade - go straight from 'free man' back to 'me and you...')
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