Biografia:
Amos Lee é um cantor, compositor e guitarrista da Filadélfia, Pennsylvania. Seu estilo musical mistura folk, soul e jazz.
Ele já esteve em turnê com músicos como Bob Dylan, Norah Jones, Paul Simon e Merle Haggard.
Lee toca com o baterista Fred Berman e o baixista Jaron Olevsky. Algumas de suas influências musicais incluem Stevie Wonder, John Prine, Bill Withers e James Taylor.
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Outras músicas:
- Arms Of A Woman
- Careless
- Chill In The Air
- Colors
- Flower
- Give It Up
- Keep It Loose Keep It Tight
- Mountains Of Sorrow (rivers Of Song)
- Night Train
- Simple Things
- Skipping Stone
- Sweet Pea
- There Is A Uke At The Bottom Of The Sea
- Behind Me Now
- Better Days
- Bottom Of The Barrel
- Burden
- Charles St
- Crooked
- Cup Of Sorrow
- Da Steht Ein Zwerg Auf Nem Berg Tief Im Wald
- Dreamin
- Dresser Drawer
- Ease Back
- El Camino
- Freedom
- Hello Again
- I Get Weak
- I Learned A Lot
- Im Not Myself
- In The Arms Of A Woman
- Indonesia
- Jesus
- Johnson Blvd
- Kid
- Learned A Lot
- Listen
- Little Light
- Long Line Of Pain
- May I Remind You
- Mountains Of Sorrow
- No More Darkness No More Light
- One Lonely Light
- Seen It All Before
- Shout Out Loud
- Some Days Are Diamonds
- Song For Tops
- Soul Suckers
- Southern Girl
- Spirit
- Stay With Me
- Street Corner Preacher
- Supply And Demand
- Sympathize
- The Darkness
- There Is A Uke At The Bottomm Of The Sea
- Theres A Hole In The Bottom Of The Sea
- Truth
- Vaporize
- Violin
- Wait Up For Me
- Walls
- Whats Been Going On
- Wind
- Windows Are Rolled Down
- Wont Let Me Go
- Xxxmas
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!
The song is in F#, so tune down a half-step to play in G. I used a video (linked below), so the timing
might be slightly different from the studio version.
Note on the C/G chords: when he goes G C/G G, he's hammering his middle finger 2nd fret D string,
index finger first fret B string, so it'll look like a C chord with your ring finger on the E (to make a G
bass note instead of C). Other times he just plays a C/G where he uses his pinky on the A string and ring
finger on the E. As for the C6, he just hammers his middle finger on the 2nd fret G string. Lots of middle
finger hammer ons, and he does some fancy bass note stuff that I tried to reflect below. Usually has his
pinky on the 3rd fret high e!
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0pJLtTzj9Q
[Intro]
G C/G G
C C6 C
[Verse 1]
G C/G G
Walkin' down Royal Street
C C6 C
A street singer symphony
G C/G G
Ain't been the hardest way
D7 Em7 Am7
Ain't had the greatest day
G G7
Walkin' past memories
C/G C6/G C/G
And the pain that she gave to me
G D7 G Am7
Don't you know I'm tryin' to be the bigger man
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
G C G D
[Verse 2]
G C/G G
Me and Madame Laveau
C C6 C
Seen some people come and go
G C/G G
Seen a couple storm clouds pass
D7 Em7 Am7
Seen a couple spells been cast
G G7
People trippin' down cobblestones
C/G C6/G C
Marching bands and trombones
G D7 G
Everybody's out here waitin' on the second line
D
And I'm just fine
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
G Gsus4 C/B C (you can just kinda gloss over this and hit the C on "storm clouds")
[Bridge]
C G
Storm clouds out up ahead
B7 Em7 G/F# G C
Singin' songs of praise to raise the dead
G
I got a heart that was born to be
A7 D7
Broken down and wild and free
G
G/B C C6 C (easier to just alternate G and C for a couple bars)
[Verse 3]
G C/G G
Johnny came in on a train
C C6 C
With not a dollar to his name
G C/G G
Just an old guitar case
D7 Em7 Am7
And the bruises on his pretty face
G G7
Walkin' down a railroad track
C/G C6/G C/G
He ain't never comin' back
G D7 G
Said mama I don't know if I'm ever comin' home again
Am7
But until then
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
[Outro]
C C6 D7sus4 G
might be slightly different from the studio version.
Note on the C/G chords: when he goes G C/G G, he's hammering his middle finger 2nd fret D string,
index finger first fret B string, so it'll look like a C chord with your ring finger on the E (to make a G
bass note instead of C). Other times he just plays a C/G where he uses his pinky on the A string and ring
finger on the E. As for the C6, he just hammers his middle finger on the 2nd fret G string. Lots of middle
finger hammer ons, and he does some fancy bass note stuff that I tried to reflect below. Usually has his
pinky on the 3rd fret high e!
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0pJLtTzj9Q
[Intro]
G C/G G
C C6 C
[Verse 1]
G C/G G
Walkin' down Royal Street
C C6 C
A street singer symphony
G C/G G
Ain't been the hardest way
D7 Em7 Am7
Ain't had the greatest day
G G7
Walkin' past memories
C/G C6/G C/G
And the pain that she gave to me
G D7 G Am7
Don't you know I'm tryin' to be the bigger man
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
G C G D
[Verse 2]
G C/G G
Me and Madame Laveau
C C6 C
Seen some people come and go
G C/G G
Seen a couple storm clouds pass
D7 Em7 Am7
Seen a couple spells been cast
G G7
People trippin' down cobblestones
C/G C6/G C
Marching bands and trombones
G D7 G
Everybody's out here waitin' on the second line
D
And I'm just fine
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
G Gsus4 C/B C (you can just kinda gloss over this and hit the C on "storm clouds")
[Bridge]
C G
Storm clouds out up ahead
B7 Em7 G/F# G C
Singin' songs of praise to raise the dead
G
I got a heart that was born to be
A7 D7
Broken down and wild and free
G
G/B C C6 C (easier to just alternate G and C for a couple bars)
[Verse 3]
G C/G G
Johnny came in on a train
C C6 C
With not a dollar to his name
G C/G G
Just an old guitar case
D7 Em7 Am7
And the bruises on his pretty face
G G7
Walkin' down a railroad track
C/G C6/G C/G
He ain't never comin' back
G D7 G
Said mama I don't know if I'm ever comin' home again
Am7
But until then
[Chorus]
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
G C/G G C C6 C
I just wanna feel the spirit
Em7 D Am7
I just wanna feel the spirit
G D7 G C/G G
Washin' over me
[Outro]
C C6 D7sus4 G
Amy Macdonald
Amy Millan
Amy Shark
Amy Stroup
Amy Winehouse