Biografia:
David Rea, influyente guitarrista americano de folk rock conocido especialmente por sus apariciones con artistas de la talla de Gordon Lightfoot, Ian & Sylvia, Joni Mitchell, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Judy Collins, Tom Rush, Jesse Winchester y varios otros. Es co-autor del archiconocido tema "Mississippi Queen", del grupo Mountain, con quienes grabó varios álbumes. Formó parte durante un breve período de Fairport Convention, sustituyendo a Richard Thompson.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Weeell... The first time I saw her
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I was walkin on my way to school
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She was workin in the fields
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Walkin behind her momma's mule...
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same.. and she
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..never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Chorus]
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same, and she
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... never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
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The next time I saw her
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I was goin to a Country Dance
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She was workin in the kitchen
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Wipin up the pots and the pans
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I couldn't help but ask her
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Do you wanna go..
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Her mamma said yes
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But her uncle said no
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He pulled out a razor, and
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Said I think you better move along
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same, and she
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... never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
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At the age of sixteen
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She moved to another town
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I guess she got tired
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of everybody puttin her down
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I got into bed.. and cried all night
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If we'd got together, we'd a had a good time
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I do believe, she would have even maybe
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Walked the line..( yes she would )
[Chorus]
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same, and she
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... never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
A
I love my little Country
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
Weeell... The first time I saw her
D
I was walkin on my way to school
D
She was workin in the fields
D
Walkin behind her momma's mule...
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same.. and she
E
..never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
D
The next time I saw her
D
I was goin to a Country Dance
D
She was workin in the kitchen
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Wipin up the pots and the pans
D
I couldn't help but ask her
D D D#
Do you wanna go..
E
Her mamma said yes
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But her uncle said no
G
He pulled out a razor, and
A D
Said I think you better move along
[chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
D
At the age of sixteen
D
She moved to another town
D
I guess she got tired
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of everybody puttin her down
D D
I got into bed.. and cried all night
E
If we'd got together, we'd a had a good time
G A
I do believe, she would have even maybe
D
Walked the line..( yes she would )
[Chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A
I love my little Country
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
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