Biografia:
Gillian Welch (2 de outubro de 1967) é uma cantora e compositora americana nascida em New York. Ela grava e se apresenta junto a seu parceiro musical e pessoal, o guitarrista David Rawlings. Seu estilo esparso e obscuro, que combina elementos musicais dos índios Apalaches, bluegrass e americana, é descrito pelo The New Yorker como “inovador e ao mesmo tempo uma reminiscência oblíqua do passado rural”.
Após graduar-se em fotografia pela Universidade de Santa Cruz e cursar pós-graduação em composição pelo Berklee College of Music
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Outras músicas:
- Barroom Girls
- Down Along The Dixie Line
- Everything Is Free
- Hard Times
- I Want To Sing That Rock And Roll
- Lua
- Make Me A Pallet
- Miner's Refrain
- Miss Ohio
- Orphan Girl
- Annabelle
- April The 14Th Part 1
- Black Star
- By The Mark
- Caleb Meyer
- Caleb Myer
- Dark Turn Of Mind
- Dear Someone
- Elvis Presley Blues
- Gamblin Man
- Good Til Now
- Good Till Now
- I Dont Want To Go Downtown
- I Dream A Highway
- I Made A Lovers Prayer
- Im Not Afraid To Die
- In Tall Buildings
- Knuckleball Catcher
- Leaving Train
- Look At Miss Ohio
- Lowlands
- Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor
- Miners Refrain
- No One Knows My Name
- One And Only
- One Little Song
- One Monkey
- One More Dollar
- Paper Wings
- Red Clay Halo
- Revelator
- Riverboat Song
- Rock Of Ages
- Silver Dagger
- Snowin On Raton
- Tear My Stillhouse Down
- Tennessee
- The Way It Goes
- The Way It Will Be
- Time The Revelator
- Way Up Saginaw Way
- Wayside Back In Time
- Waysideback In Time
- When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings
- Whiskey Girl
- Wind And Rain
- Winters Come And Gone
- Wrecking Ball
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!
[Verse One]
G C
There were two sisters of county Clair
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
One was dark and the other was fair
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Two]
G C
And they both had a love of the miller's son
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
But he was fond of the fairer one
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Three]
G C
So she pushed her into the river to drown
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
And watched her as she floated down
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Four]
G C
And she floated till she came to the millers pond
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
Dead on the water like a golden swan
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Five]
G C
As she came to rest on the riverside
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Six]
G C
And along the road came a fiddler fair
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
And found her bones just a lying there, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Seven]
G C
So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He a made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, crying
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Eight]
G C
And he strung his fiddle bow with her long yeller hair
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yeller hair, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Nine]
G C
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Ten]
G C
But the only tune that the fiddle could play was
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
The only tune that the fiddle would play was
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
G C
There were two sisters of county Clair
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
One was dark and the other was fair
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Two]
G C
And they both had a love of the miller's son
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
But he was fond of the fairer one
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Three]
G C
So she pushed her into the river to drown
F C G
Oh, the wind and rain
G C
And watched her as she floated down
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Four]
G C
And she floated till she came to the millers pond
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
Dead on the water like a golden swan
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Five]
G C
As she came to rest on the riverside
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Six]
G C
And along the road came a fiddler fair
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
And found her bones just a lying there, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Seven]
G C
So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He a made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, crying
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Eight]
G C
And he strung his fiddle bow with her long yeller hair
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yeller hair, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Nine]
G C
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
He made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, cried
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
[Verse Ten]
G C
But the only tune that the fiddle could play was
F C G
Oh, the wind and the rain
G C
The only tune that the fiddle would play was
Dm C/E F G
Oh, the dreadful wind and rain
Gino Paoli
Gino Quilico
Ginuwine
Giorgia
Giorgio Poi