Biografia:
Joe Purdy é um cantor/compositor folk do Arkansas, que já gravou dez álbuns no total, mas apenas sete foram liberados à venda pública.
Os membros da banda de Joe Purd são: Brian Wright, Willy C. Golden, Al Sgro, e Deacon.
Os álbuns de Purdy, Paris in the Morning e You Can Tell Georgia venderam juntos 80,000 downloads online mundialmente. Seu catálogo de músicas já foi vendido mais de 200,000 downloads mundialmente.
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Outras músicas:
- Good Days
- Ode To Sad Clown
- Wash Away
- Ah
- Andrea
- Balconygreen Eyes
- Blue In The Sky
- Brand New Set Of Wings
- California Girl
- Cant Get It Right Today
- Canyon Joe
- Catarina
- City
- Come Back Down Joe
- Cowboy Song
- Diamond State
- Easier
- Fake Town
- Faketown
- Falling Down
- Far Away Blues
- Good Gal Away
- Goodnight To The Westside
- He Said She Said
- Hidden Track
- Highways
- I Love The Rain The Most
- If I Had You
- Im Not What You Need
- Isabel And The King
- Isnt Love
- Its A Wonder
- Ive Been To Holland
- John Henry And The Old North Wind
- Julie Blue
- Just Another Old Love Song
- La Livin
- Lady Lonesome
- Last Clock On The Wall
- Laura Wilson
- Leave Me Be
- Look At You Now
- Lovers Side Of Town
- Make It Up
- Mary
- Mary May And Bobby
- Mary May Bobby
- Meteor
- Miss Me
- Moonlight
- New Years Eve
- New York
- Only Four Seasons
- Only The Songs That We Knew
- Oregon Trail
- Outlaws
- Over It
- Paris In The Morning
- Pioneer
- Put Me In My Place
- Rainy Day Lament
- Riverboat Captain
- Runaway Children
- Sad Clown
- San Jose
- Santa Rosa In The Snow
- Secret
- Shy Town Tonight
- Sinkin Low
- Skinny Dippin Girl
- Some Things Dont Work Out
- St Lawrence Spits
- Stompin Grounds
- Suitcase
- Surgery
- Take My Blanket And Go
- The Ballplayer
- The City
- The Pretenders
- The Sun
- This Morning Blue
- Troubadour Acoustic
- Trouble
- Two Left Feet
- Waiting On Something Good
- Walking Down
- Why Do I
- Why You
- Woman Go
- Worn Out Shoes
- You Can Tell Georgia
- You Should
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!
This is a copy/paste job, since the last one lacked the full lyrics! All glory and
honor to the first tabs-ter! I just love the song and like to sing along as I
play! Thanks for doing all the work!
The chords somehow get moved to the right - dunno how or why this happens, but I
tried to put them back into place. Follow the flow of the song and you´ll hear
where the chords fit in.
Enjoy :)
Capo 3rd fret
Chords used:
C: X32010
Em: 022000
F: 133210
G: 320010
Am: X02210
Picking pattern varies in intro sometimes:
e|----------------------------3---|
B|-------1----------1-------------|
G|-----0----0-------0---0---0-----|
D|---2--------0p2---0-----0-------|
A|--------------------------------|
G|-3--------------3---------------|
Verse picking pattern - again there are variations, but the former tab-ster wrote
that if you stick to this, you can´t go horribly, fatally wrong:
C Em F G
e|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------1-------------0--------------1----------------1---------|
G|-----0--0--0------0----0--0------2----2---2------0-----0---0---|
D|----2-2---2-----2--2-----2-----3---3----3------0---0-----0-----|
A|--3------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------0--------------1---------------3-----------------|
Am F C Am G F
e|----------------------------------------------------------------3-|
B|-------1--------------1------------1--------1-------1-------2-----|
G|-----2---2--2------2----2---2--------0--------2-------0-------3---|
D|----2-2---2------3---3----3------2--------2-------0--------3------|
A|--0----------------------------3--------0-------------------------|
E|---------------1--------------------------------3--------1--------|
After each verse play the intro again and back to the verse.
Intro: G
Verse:
C Em
Well I live in the canyon where the old coyotes howl
F G
They come down from the mountains and the dogs begin to growl
Am F
And they meet up in the darkness, and they fight until the death
C Am G F
When the morning sun is rising I will bury who is left
G Am
Oh-------- Oh
F C G
They call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And I stay in the cabin Where I work my hands to bleed
F G
Swing the hammer to the nail And I swing the axe onto the tree
Am F
And I once cleared these woods Yeah there used to be a path
C Am G F
And now the trees have overgrown just to prove that nothing lasts
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
The old man went crazy He lives high up on the ridge
F G
He used to tell me all the stories of the church house and the bridge
Am F
But the bridge, she washed away your sin The church house- it got burned
C Am G F
'Cause this world has gone angry and some people never learn
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And I once loved a woman Yes and Georgia was her name
F G
We met out in the foothills of the Ozark Mountain Range
Am F
We saw the world together Least the parts that we love most
C Am G F
She still comes to me in dreams I am still haunted with her ghost
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And all my thoughts are heavy My beard, it has grown long
F G
And I search the face of six-strings for an old familiar song
Am F
But the chords, they all sound foreign like the places that I've been
C Am G F
So I close my eyes to sleep Tomorrow I will try again
G Am F C G
And oh, they call me Canyon Joe
Oh, oh, they call me Canyon Joe
Singing oh, oh, they call me Canyon Joe
honor to the first tabs-ter! I just love the song and like to sing along as I
play! Thanks for doing all the work!
The chords somehow get moved to the right - dunno how or why this happens, but I
tried to put them back into place. Follow the flow of the song and you´ll hear
where the chords fit in.
Enjoy :)
Capo 3rd fret
Chords used:
C: X32010
Em: 022000
F: 133210
G: 320010
Am: X02210
Picking pattern varies in intro sometimes:
e|----------------------------3---|
B|-------1----------1-------------|
G|-----0----0-------0---0---0-----|
D|---2--------0p2---0-----0-------|
A|--------------------------------|
G|-3--------------3---------------|
Verse picking pattern - again there are variations, but the former tab-ster wrote
that if you stick to this, you can´t go horribly, fatally wrong:
C Em F G
e|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------1-------------0--------------1----------------1---------|
G|-----0--0--0------0----0--0------2----2---2------0-----0---0---|
D|----2-2---2-----2--2-----2-----3---3----3------0---0-----0-----|
A|--3------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------0--------------1---------------3-----------------|
Am F C Am G F
e|----------------------------------------------------------------3-|
B|-------1--------------1------------1--------1-------1-------2-----|
G|-----2---2--2------2----2---2--------0--------2-------0-------3---|
D|----2-2---2------3---3----3------2--------2-------0--------3------|
A|--0----------------------------3--------0-------------------------|
E|---------------1--------------------------------3--------1--------|
After each verse play the intro again and back to the verse.
Intro: G
Verse:
C Em
Well I live in the canyon where the old coyotes howl
F G
They come down from the mountains and the dogs begin to growl
Am F
And they meet up in the darkness, and they fight until the death
C Am G F
When the morning sun is rising I will bury who is left
G Am
Oh-------- Oh
F C G
They call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And I stay in the cabin Where I work my hands to bleed
F G
Swing the hammer to the nail And I swing the axe onto the tree
Am F
And I once cleared these woods Yeah there used to be a path
C Am G F
And now the trees have overgrown just to prove that nothing lasts
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
The old man went crazy He lives high up on the ridge
F G
He used to tell me all the stories of the church house and the bridge
Am F
But the bridge, she washed away your sin The church house- it got burned
C Am G F
'Cause this world has gone angry and some people never learn
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And I once loved a woman Yes and Georgia was her name
F G
We met out in the foothills of the Ozark Mountain Range
Am F
We saw the world together Least the parts that we love most
C Am G F
She still comes to me in dreams I am still haunted with her ghost
G Am
And oh-----oh,
F C G
they call me Canyon Joe
C Em
And all my thoughts are heavy My beard, it has grown long
F G
And I search the face of six-strings for an old familiar song
Am F
But the chords, they all sound foreign like the places that I've been
C Am G F
So I close my eyes to sleep Tomorrow I will try again
G Am F C G
And oh, they call me Canyon Joe
Oh, oh, they call me Canyon Joe
Singing oh, oh, they call me Canyon Joe
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