Biografía:
Nunca un bajo, un saxo y una batería sonaron mejor. Un sonido brillante y original, camaleónico entre el jazz y el rock. Mark Sandman (voz y bajo), Dana Colley (saxo) y Jerome Dupree (batería) sacaron su album debut en 1991, Good. Billy Conway fue el baterista en los siguientes discos.
Mark Sandman, cantante y lider del grupo muere en un escenario en Pallestrina, en las afueras de Roma en julio de 1999, a causa de un ataque al corazón. Se desplomó ante unos 5.
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¡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!
From: Craig Carlson
Subject: CRD: Morphine - "Cure for Pain"
Date: Mon, 07 Oct 1996 12:42:56 -0700
Cure for Pain
Morphine
Not a '60s tune, but I like it anyway! In fact, the whole disk is excellent.
The noir-ish 'Thursday' is a hoot; the Coen Brothers should make it into a
movie.
[Intro]
D Bm A x4
[Verse 1]
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the ritual,
D Bm A D Bm A
And tell me where where is the taste?
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the sacrifice,
D Bm A D Bm A
And where where is the faith?
[Chorus]
C B N.C. D Bm A
Someday There?ll be a Cure for Pain,
D Bm A
C B N.C. D Bm A
That's the day, I throw my drugs away (Sax enters)
[Solo] (x2)
D Bm A
C Bm
[Verse 2]
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the cave where the wise women went,
D Bm A D Bm A
And tell me where, where?s all that money that I spent?
D Bm A
I propose a toast,
D Bm A
To my self-control,
D Bm A D Bm A
You see it crawling helpless on the floor,
[Chorus]
C B N.C. D Bm A
Someday There?ll be a Cure for Pain,
D Bm A
C B N.C. D Bm A
That's the day, I throw my drugs away (Sax enters)
[Outro]
(Sax solo and lyrics 'Find a cure, find a cure for pain' over verse chords
(4x) or until the pain is gone. End on D chord.)
Note: This was a strange one to write out, not because there is no guitar in
the song itself, but because of Mark Sandman's ingenious use of pauses,
spaces and held notes. If anyone has any suggestions to clean it up...?
Tab/Chord interpretation by Craig Carlson
Subject: CRD: Morphine - "Cure for Pain"
Date: Mon, 07 Oct 1996 12:42:56 -0700
Cure for Pain
Morphine
Not a '60s tune, but I like it anyway! In fact, the whole disk is excellent.
The noir-ish 'Thursday' is a hoot; the Coen Brothers should make it into a
movie.
[Intro]
D Bm A x4
[Verse 1]
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the ritual,
D Bm A D Bm A
And tell me where where is the taste?
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the sacrifice,
D Bm A D Bm A
And where where is the faith?
[Chorus]
C B N.C. D Bm A
Someday There?ll be a Cure for Pain,
D Bm A
C B N.C. D Bm A
That's the day, I throw my drugs away (Sax enters)
[Solo] (x2)
D Bm A
C Bm
[Verse 2]
D Bm A D Bm A
Where is the cave where the wise women went,
D Bm A D Bm A
And tell me where, where?s all that money that I spent?
D Bm A
I propose a toast,
D Bm A
To my self-control,
D Bm A D Bm A
You see it crawling helpless on the floor,
[Chorus]
C B N.C. D Bm A
Someday There?ll be a Cure for Pain,
D Bm A
C B N.C. D Bm A
That's the day, I throw my drugs away (Sax enters)
[Outro]
(Sax solo and lyrics 'Find a cure, find a cure for pain' over verse chords
(4x) or until the pain is gone. End on D chord.)
Note: This was a strange one to write out, not because there is no guitar in
the song itself, but because of Mark Sandman's ingenious use of pauses,
spaces and held notes. If anyone has any suggestions to clean it up...?
Tab/Chord interpretation by Craig Carlson
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