Biografia:
Banda norte-america de alternative-country, que se caracterizava, em seus primeiros trabalhos, pelos duetos entre os vocalistas Mark Olson e Gary Louris. Com Olson fora da banda desde 1995, boa parte do country foi deixado de lado em prol de composições mais próximas do powerpop.
Uma das formações mais clássicas do grupo, com Mark Olson, Gary Louris, Marc Perlman, Karen Grotberg e Tim O’Reagan, se reuniu no final de 2010 para uma série de shows.
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Outras músicas:
- A Break In The Clouds
- Aint No End
- All The Right Reasons
- Angelyn
- Backwards Women
- Bad Time
- Big Star
- Black Eyed Susan
- Blue
- Bottomless Cup
- Broken Harpoon
- Carry You To Safety
- Caught With A Smile On My Face
- Clouds
- Comeback Kids
- Commonplace Streets
- Crowded In The Wings
- Dead End Angel
- Dont Let The World Get In Your Way
- Everybody Knows
- Eyes Of Sarah Jane
- Eyes Of Sarahjane
- Five Cups Of Coffee
- Gonna Be A Darkness
- Haywire
- Id Run Away
- Im Gonna Make You Love Me
- In The Canyon
- Its Up To You
- Lovers Of The Sun
- Madman
- Man Who Loved Life
- Martins Song
- Miss Williams Guitar
- Need You Tonight
- Nevada California
- One Mans Problem
- Over My Shoulder
- Poor Little Fish
- Pretty Roses In Your Hair
- Quiet Corners Empty Spaces
- Save It For A Rainy Day
- See Him On The Street
- Settled Down Like Rain
- She Walks In So Many Ways
- Shes Not Along Anymore
- Sister Cry
- Sixteen Down
- Smile
- Souix City
- Stick In The Mud
- Stumbling Through The Dark
- Tailspin
- Take Me With You
- Tampa To Tulsa
- The Devil Is In Her Eyes
- The Man Who Loved Life
- Think About It
- Trouble
- Two Angels
- Two Hearts
- Waiting For The Sun
- What Led Me To This Town
- Wichita
- Will I Be Married
- Will I See You In Heaven
- You Look So Young
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!
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From [email protected] Sun Apr 27 11:26:49 1997
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 1997 18:20:20 -0400
From: JD
To: [email protected]
Subject: Martin's Song by the Jayhawks
Martin's Song
The Jayhawks
from "Hollywood Town Hall" (American Recordings, 1992)
transcribed by John Davidson and someone else who deserves
credit...can't remember who that was...
Intro
G Am D Am x2
Verse 1
G Am D G
He's only six years old, that old Killer died.
G Am D G
Put him down in a great big hole, I'm filling up all the time.
G Am D G
See the buildings rise up to the sky, Parking meters, traffic cops.
G Am D G
You'd best watch your record son, they'll come an' lock you up.
Chorus
G D
I've been working all night.
C G
I go along into the day.
G D
Ain't got much money now.
C Am7 G
Got the time ahead, I got the time ahead to pay
Smoke and lightning, dressed to kill.
Don't talk to strangers, that's all you know.
Forty years of Sun death, the daylights still not over yet.
You should live to see evening fall, doctors working overtime.
Too much of a good thing is not enough, stepping stones, building
blocks.
Repeat chorus
The above is the "Hollywood Town Hall" version, on "Blue Earth"
the second verse is slightly different, some of the lyrics are
difficult to make out but I think it is the following :-
Smoke and lightning, dressed to kill.
Don't talk to strangers, girl take the pill
Forty years of Sun death, acid rain is falling on my head.
Bush raids on the rise, doctors working overtime.
Too much of a good thing is not enough, stepping stones, building
blocks.
From [email protected] Thu May 8 17:31:03 1997
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 21:09:29 -0700
From: Sylmar Converter Station Control Room
To: [email protected]
Subject: Jayhawks
Martin's Song
By Jayhawks
by Chris ([email protected])
Verse: G Am D Am G
Chorus: D C G D C** G
Solo over Verse, Then to chorus
C** = 8 end ----3--------3----------|
8 0---0---01---1-1----0-|
7-bend-9
Riff over G in Verse
0------1-0-----------------|
0--------0-----------------|
0--------0-----------------|
0---02---0-----------------| Good Luck !!
#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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
From [email protected] Sun Apr 27 11:26:49 1997
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 1997 18:20:20 -0400
From: JD
To: [email protected]
Subject: Martin's Song by the Jayhawks
Martin's Song
The Jayhawks
from "Hollywood Town Hall" (American Recordings, 1992)
transcribed by John Davidson and someone else who deserves
credit...can't remember who that was...
Intro
G Am D Am x2
Verse 1
G Am D G
He's only six years old, that old Killer died.
G Am D G
Put him down in a great big hole, I'm filling up all the time.
G Am D G
See the buildings rise up to the sky, Parking meters, traffic cops.
G Am D G
You'd best watch your record son, they'll come an' lock you up.
Chorus
G D
I've been working all night.
C G
I go along into the day.
G D
Ain't got much money now.
C Am7 G
Got the time ahead, I got the time ahead to pay
Smoke and lightning, dressed to kill.
Don't talk to strangers, that's all you know.
Forty years of Sun death, the daylights still not over yet.
You should live to see evening fall, doctors working overtime.
Too much of a good thing is not enough, stepping stones, building
blocks.
Repeat chorus
The above is the "Hollywood Town Hall" version, on "Blue Earth"
the second verse is slightly different, some of the lyrics are
difficult to make out but I think it is the following :-
Smoke and lightning, dressed to kill.
Don't talk to strangers, girl take the pill
Forty years of Sun death, acid rain is falling on my head.
Bush raids on the rise, doctors working overtime.
Too much of a good thing is not enough, stepping stones, building
blocks.
From [email protected] Thu May 8 17:31:03 1997
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 21:09:29 -0700
From: Sylmar Converter Station Control Room
To: [email protected]
Subject: Jayhawks
Martin's Song
By Jayhawks
by Chris ([email protected])
Verse: G Am D Am G
Chorus: D C G D C** G
Solo over Verse, Then to chorus
C** = 8 end ----3--------3----------|
8 0---0---01---1-1----0-|
7-bend-9
Riff over G in Verse
0------1-0-----------------|
0--------0-----------------|
0--------0-----------------|
0---02---0-----------------| Good Luck !!
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