Biografia:
Jets to Brazil was an American rock band formed in 1997. It was founded by Blake Schwarzenbach, former frontman of Jawbreaker. When Blake relocated to Brooklyn, New York, after Jawbreaker had disbanded, he reunited with friend Jeremy Chatelain, and the two began working on four-track recordings aided by drum machines. This lasted until former Texas Is the Reason drummer Chris Daly joined the band. Daly came up with the name "Jets to Brazil," and the band joined Jade Tree Records in 1997.
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Outras músicas:
- Empty Picture Frame
- One Summer Last Fall
- Air Traffic Control
- All Things Good And Nice
- And The Trumpets Pounded In My Ears
- Autumn Walker
- Cat Heaven
- Chinatown
- Conrad
- Crown Of The Valley
- Disgrace
- Further North
- I Typed For Miles
- In The Summers When You Really Know
- Ive Got All The Words
- King Medicine
- Lemon Yellow Black
- Little Light
- Lucky Charm
- Mid
- Milk And Apples
- Morning New Disease
- Orange Rhyming Dictionary
- Pale New Dawn
- Perfecting Loneliness
- Psalm
- Resistance Is Futile
- Rocket Boy
- Sea Anemone
- Seven Stars
- Starry Configurations
- Sweet Avenue
- Tender Criminal
- The Frequency
- William Tell Override
- Wish List
- Your X
- Youre Having The Time Of My Life
- Youre The One I Want
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!
Jets To Brazil
Air Traffic Control
Four Cornered Night
2000 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: C
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
C - x32010
G - 320003
Am - x02210
F - 133211
Dm - xx0231
Em - 022000
E - 022100 or E/G# - 476xxx
Intro: C-- x6
Verse 1:
C
Air traffic control it's me
Em Dm C G <--Bass Only
Coach class row thirteen
F
I've got that sinking feeling
Am G/B C C(hold)
Is everything al--right?
C
Stare at the wing and think
Dm C G/B C <--Bass Only
It's later than i think
F
Look at these passengers
Am G/B C
If there's babies i'll sur-vive
Chorus 1:
G F
It's hard to be
C
A passenger for me
F G
You know i'm always
C C(hold)
looking down
Verse 2:
C
I will compose this note
C G/B <--Bass Only
In case i don't come home
Am G F
I'm thinking of you
Am G/B C
Before the plane goes down
C
If i forgot to say
Dm C
I love you every day
G/B C F
Know i've been keeping
Am G/B C
track In my quiet way
Chorus 2:
G F
It's hard to fly
C
If you don't believe
all the time
F G
I know i sometimes
C
let you down
G F
It's hard to see
Something that's
C
so close to me
G F
But i'll see you
G F C--
in my dreams
Guitar Solo: C--Em-Dm-C-G-F--Am-G/B-C--
Outro:
Am C
I'm feeling turbulence
E F
No one else sees
G F G F C
I'll see you in my dreams
G F G F C C(hold)
I'll see you in my dreams
Air Traffic Control
Four Cornered Night
2000 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: C
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
C - x32010
G - 320003
Am - x02210
F - 133211
Dm - xx0231
Em - 022000
E - 022100 or E/G# - 476xxx
Intro: C-- x6
Verse 1:
C
Air traffic control it's me
Em Dm C G <--Bass Only
Coach class row thirteen
F
I've got that sinking feeling
Am G/B C C(hold)
Is everything al--right?
C
Stare at the wing and think
Dm C G/B C <--Bass Only
It's later than i think
F
Look at these passengers
Am G/B C
If there's babies i'll sur-vive
Chorus 1:
G F
It's hard to be
C
A passenger for me
F G
You know i'm always
C C(hold)
looking down
Verse 2:
C
I will compose this note
C G/B <--Bass Only
In case i don't come home
Am G F
I'm thinking of you
Am G/B C
Before the plane goes down
C
If i forgot to say
Dm C
I love you every day
G/B C F
Know i've been keeping
Am G/B C
track In my quiet way
Chorus 2:
G F
It's hard to fly
C
If you don't believe
all the time
F G
I know i sometimes
C
let you down
G F
It's hard to see
Something that's
C
so close to me
G F
But i'll see you
G F C--
in my dreams
Guitar Solo: C--Em-Dm-C-G-F--Am-G/B-C--
Outro:
Am C
I'm feeling turbulence
E F
No one else sees
G F G F C
I'll see you in my dreams
G F G F C C(hold)
I'll see you in my dreams
Jil Is Lucky
Jill Andrews
Jill Barber
Jim And The Povo (...)
Jim Brickman