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O Surgimento
O estado de Michigan, nos EUA, foi o berço das maiores bandas de garagem da América. O famoso "som de Detroit" e seus arredores, como Saginaw e Flint, ficou caracterizado pela incrível agressividade, força e volume que suas bandas nativas geravam. Exemplos como Stooges, MC5, Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes, Bob Seger System, Cactus e Alice Cooper, mostram que era a "capital nacional do som de garagem" em contrapartida ao som lento e viajante da costa Oeste, vide a psicodelia de São Francisco.
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Outras músicas:
- Some Kind Of Wonderful
- The Locomotion
- Anybodys Answer
- Are You Ready
- Bad Time
- Black Licorice
- Cant Be Too Long
- Closer To Home
- Creepin
- Footstompin Music
- Heartbreaker
- I Dont Have To Sing The Blues
- Im Your Captain
- Im Your Captain Closer To Home
- Mean Mistreater
- Mr Limousine Driver
- Rock And Roll Soul
- Sally
- The Loco
- To Get Back In
- Were An American Band
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#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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ARTIST: Grand Funk Railroad
SONG: I Don't Have To Sing The Blues
ALBUM: Closer To Home, 1970
FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: [email protected]
DATE: Sep 06 2001
I DON'T HAVE TO SING THE BLUES
==============================
writtten by Mark Farner
Intro:
(play A-barre on 5th fret and then
play by lifting your pinky)
e--------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------|
D----------7---7-5---5-----------------|
A----7---7---7-----7---9-7-4s7---------|
E------5-------------------------------|
s...slide
4 times
Verse: chords: A D A
I got this good looking woman back home,
Let me tell ya,
She cooks good and she looks good,
And she just can't do no wrong.
She cooks my combread in the morning,
She's my dinner and my midnight snack,
She sits up and she begs,
And she even rolls over on her back.
Bridge:
Em C
Please don't tell me that's the way that it goes
Bb A
Cause I tried hard and I know
Em C
I ain't been playin' in your back yard,
Bb A
Cause I got my baby and she loves me so.
intro riff again
Verse:
She don't treat me mean and she
loves my machine, yeah.
I dig her cause she's funky and she
sure keeps it clean, yeah.
I'm a loafer she's my chauffeur
and she sure likes to drive me, ah ha.
I lay my life on the line and she steps
up right beside me, yeah.
Bridge
intro riff again
leads
A D A A E A (?) over following:
I don't have to sing the blues no more
A girl like mine is hard to find for sure
She lays it on me each and every night
She's my pleasure and world's delight
D A G A 3 times
D A G A D7
Yes you're right, I love Grand Funk...!
_________________________________________________________
Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are |
always welcome, just mail me! |
________________________________________________________|
"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?"|
-Ray Davies, 1965 |
________________________________________________________|
"...enjoy a time when rock was still about making music |
for fun, not money for corporations." |
________________________________________________________|
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
ARTIST: Grand Funk Railroad
SONG: I Don't Have To Sing The Blues
ALBUM: Closer To Home, 1970
FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: [email protected]
DATE: Sep 06 2001
I DON'T HAVE TO SING THE BLUES
==============================
writtten by Mark Farner
Intro:
(play A-barre on 5th fret and then
play by lifting your pinky)
e--------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------|
D----------7---7-5---5-----------------|
A----7---7---7-----7---9-7-4s7---------|
E------5-------------------------------|
s...slide
4 times
Verse: chords: A D A
I got this good looking woman back home,
Let me tell ya,
She cooks good and she looks good,
And she just can't do no wrong.
She cooks my combread in the morning,
She's my dinner and my midnight snack,
She sits up and she begs,
And she even rolls over on her back.
Bridge:
Em C
Please don't tell me that's the way that it goes
Bb A
Cause I tried hard and I know
Em C
I ain't been playin' in your back yard,
Bb A
Cause I got my baby and she loves me so.
intro riff again
Verse:
She don't treat me mean and she
loves my machine, yeah.
I dig her cause she's funky and she
sure keeps it clean, yeah.
I'm a loafer she's my chauffeur
and she sure likes to drive me, ah ha.
I lay my life on the line and she steps
up right beside me, yeah.
Bridge
intro riff again
leads
A D A A E A (?) over following:
I don't have to sing the blues no more
A girl like mine is hard to find for sure
She lays it on me each and every night
She's my pleasure and world's delight
D A G A 3 times
D A G A D7
Yes you're right, I love Grand Funk...!
_________________________________________________________
Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are |
always welcome, just mail me! |
________________________________________________________|
"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?"|
-Ray Davies, 1965 |
________________________________________________________|
"...enjoy a time when rock was still about making music |
for fun, not money for corporations." |
________________________________________________________|
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