Biografia:
Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia (1 de agosto 1942 - 9 de agosto 1995) foi un músico americano, líder de Grateful Dead, grupo de rock influído pela psicodelia, fundado en San Francisco em 1965 e que durante décadas representou para muitos dos seus fans um exemplo autêntico de banda alternativa, em atividade á marxe dos interesses que primam na industria musical. Grateful Dead foi um grupo alinhado com estilo de vida que fuxía do sometemento a convencionalismos
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Jerry Garcia and David Grisman - The Handsome Cabin Boy
Album: Shady Grove
Thanks to Urbazzle for the Intro and initials contribution, but without all the words
its a little incomplete. And the chords are not quite right… To get the bluegrass
flavor the chords have to be easier to play. Also, he plays the guitar instrumental a
few times throughout, and those are indicated here. There is also one part where Jerry just
plays through the chord progression of the verse, while David knocks out a sweet
Manodlin solo… That is also indicated.
CHORDS
D (E 232000 E) (Hammer 3 on the High E)
C (E 020230 E)
G (E 020023 E)
INSTRUMENTAL
D C D
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
B---------------------------|-------------------------------|
G---2--2--0-----------------|-------------------------------|
D------------4--2--0--------|----------2-------0------------|
A---------------------3--0--|-2--3--5-----5p3---------------|
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
D C G C D
E-----------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0--1--3p1--0-----------1---0-----------|
G--------------0--2----------------2--0-------------2-------|
D---0----2--4-----------------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------|
D C G C
D
E------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0--1--3p1--0----------1--3p1--0---------|
G--------------0--2----------------2--0---------------2--0-2-|
D---0----2--4------------------------------------------------|
A------------------------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------------------------------------|
D C D
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
B---------------------------|-------------------------------|
G---2--2--0-----------------|-------------------------------|
D------------4--2--0--------|----------2-------0------------|
A---------------------3--0--|-2--3--5-----5p3---------------|
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
D C D
It's of a pretty female as you may understand
D C G C D
Her mind was set on rambling into a foreign land
D C G C D
She dressed herself in sailors clothes or so it does appear
D C D
And she hired with a captain to serve him for a year.
The captain's wife, she being on board, she seemed in great joy
To think her husband had engaged such a handsome cabin boy
And now and then she'd slip him a kiss, and she would 'a liked to toy
It was the captain found out the secret of the handsome cabin boy
INSTRUMENTAL
Her lips they were like roses, her hair in a curl
The sailors often smiled and said, "she looks just like a girl"
But eating of the captain's biscuit, her color did destroy
And the waist did swell of pretty Nell, the handsome cabin boy
It was in the Bay of Biscayne, our gallant ship did plough
One night among the sailors was a fearful flurry and row
They tumbled from their hammocks, for sleep it did destroy
They swore about the groaning of the handsome cabin boy
MANDOLIN SOLO
"Oh doctor, dear, oh doctor", the cabin boy did cry
"My time has come, I am undone, and I should surely die"
The doctor cam a-runnin', and smilin' at the fun
To think a sailor lad should have a daughter or a son
INSTRUMENTAL
The sailors, when they saw the joke, they all did stand and stare
The child belonged to none of them, they solemnly did swear
And the captain's wife she says to him "My dear I wish you joy
For it's either you or me's betrayed the handsome cabin boy"
So each man took his tote of rum, and he drunk success to trade
And likewise to the cabin boy, who was neither man nor maid
"Here's hoping wars don't rise again, our sailors to destroy
And here's hoping for a jolly lot more like the handsome cabin boy"
INSTRUMENTAL
Album: Shady Grove
Thanks to Urbazzle for the Intro and initials contribution, but without all the words
its a little incomplete. And the chords are not quite right… To get the bluegrass
flavor the chords have to be easier to play. Also, he plays the guitar instrumental a
few times throughout, and those are indicated here. There is also one part where Jerry just
plays through the chord progression of the verse, while David knocks out a sweet
Manodlin solo… That is also indicated.
CHORDS
D (E 232000 E) (Hammer 3 on the High E)
C (E 020230 E)
G (E 020023 E)
INSTRUMENTAL
D C D
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
B---------------------------|-------------------------------|
G---2--2--0-----------------|-------------------------------|
D------------4--2--0--------|----------2-------0------------|
A---------------------3--0--|-2--3--5-----5p3---------------|
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
D C G C D
E-----------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0--1--3p1--0-----------1---0-----------|
G--------------0--2----------------2--0-------------2-------|
D---0----2--4-----------------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------|
D C G C
D
E------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0--1--3p1--0----------1--3p1--0---------|
G--------------0--2----------------2--0---------------2--0-2-|
D---0----2--4------------------------------------------------|
A------------------------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------------------------------------|
D C D
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
B---------------------------|-------------------------------|
G---2--2--0-----------------|-------------------------------|
D------------4--2--0--------|----------2-------0------------|
A---------------------3--0--|-2--3--5-----5p3---------------|
E---------------------------|-------------------------------|
D C D
It's of a pretty female as you may understand
D C G C D
Her mind was set on rambling into a foreign land
D C G C D
She dressed herself in sailors clothes or so it does appear
D C D
And she hired with a captain to serve him for a year.
The captain's wife, she being on board, she seemed in great joy
To think her husband had engaged such a handsome cabin boy
And now and then she'd slip him a kiss, and she would 'a liked to toy
It was the captain found out the secret of the handsome cabin boy
INSTRUMENTAL
Her lips they were like roses, her hair in a curl
The sailors often smiled and said, "she looks just like a girl"
But eating of the captain's biscuit, her color did destroy
And the waist did swell of pretty Nell, the handsome cabin boy
It was in the Bay of Biscayne, our gallant ship did plough
One night among the sailors was a fearful flurry and row
They tumbled from their hammocks, for sleep it did destroy
They swore about the groaning of the handsome cabin boy
MANDOLIN SOLO
"Oh doctor, dear, oh doctor", the cabin boy did cry
"My time has come, I am undone, and I should surely die"
The doctor cam a-runnin', and smilin' at the fun
To think a sailor lad should have a daughter or a son
INSTRUMENTAL
The sailors, when they saw the joke, they all did stand and stare
The child belonged to none of them, they solemnly did swear
And the captain's wife she says to him "My dear I wish you joy
For it's either you or me's betrayed the handsome cabin boy"
So each man took his tote of rum, and he drunk success to trade
And likewise to the cabin boy, who was neither man nor maid
"Here's hoping wars don't rise again, our sailors to destroy
And here's hoping for a jolly lot more like the handsome cabin boy"
INSTRUMENTAL
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