Biografia:
Junto com Jeff Tweedy formava a banda Uncle Tupelo, banda de alt-rock americana, após vários desentendimentos Jay Farrar seguiu carreira solo e Jeff Tweedy formou o Wilco que é praticamente uma banda dele
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Outras músicas:
- Atom Dance
- Barstow
- Big Sur
- Breathe Our Iodine
- Cahokian
- California Zephyr
- Careless Reckless Love
- Clear Day Thunder
- Dead Promises
- Dent County
- Different Eyes
- Direction
- Hard Is The Fall
- Hoping Machine
- Low Life Kingdom
- No Rolling Back
- Outside The Door
- Rexs Blues
- San Francisco
- Sea Engines
- Voodoo Candle
- Williamine
- Worlds On Fire
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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VOODOO CANDLE - Jay Farrar
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Tabbed by: James Wyatt
Email:[email protected]
Tuning: standard
My buddy Jonathan turned me onto Farrar's album Sebastapol, and this
song's always stuck in my head. I hammered out some chords today and found this to be a
pretty good acoustic version though I'm sure it's far from perfect. I've seen a few
online versions but they're faster and electric, this is more akin to how it's
played on Sebastopol.
There are basically three segments: the preamble, the prechorus and the chorus. Listen
to the song and "funk it up" a bit as needed.
(preamble/intro)
[G] [D]
Caught between, between two worlds
[Am] [C]
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be fenced in
[G] [D]
Caught between, between two worlds
[Am] [C]
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be fenced in
(I call this simply "the riff")
e|-------------3-3-----|
B|1-0---0--1---3-3-----|
G|0-0-2-0--0-2---------|
D|----0------0---------|
A|---------------------|
E|---------------------|
[G]
Scattered along the way must be some understanding
(the riff)
[G]
Handwritten skyline room for ideals ascending
(the riff)
(For this part, the prechorus, strum a G chord and throw in some muted string riffs and
maybe walk up the low E string from F to G)
It's alright, it's alright, I know that it's alright
It's alright, it's alright, I know that it's alright
(Use the same process as above for the chorus here, but more solid strumming and less
muted strings)
'Cause I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
(the riff, a few times)
[G]
Packaged and put out, more or less dreaming
(the riff)
[G]
Later on business, low level screaming
(the riff)
[G]
Pell-mell from the committee of welcoming
(the riff)
[G]
Taste a different pattern, the blind frequency
Then just finish up with the prechorus and chorus again. Finish with the riff. Rock on!
Share good music with everyone.
This tab is designed for anyone to use for free, but give me some credit eh?
-James
VOODOO CANDLE - Jay Farrar
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: James Wyatt
Email:[email protected]
Tuning: standard
My buddy Jonathan turned me onto Farrar's album Sebastapol, and this
song's always stuck in my head. I hammered out some chords today and found this to be a
pretty good acoustic version though I'm sure it's far from perfect. I've seen a few
online versions but they're faster and electric, this is more akin to how it's
played on Sebastopol.
There are basically three segments: the preamble, the prechorus and the chorus. Listen
to the song and "funk it up" a bit as needed.
(preamble/intro)
[G] [D]
Caught between, between two worlds
[Am] [C]
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be fenced in
[G] [D]
Caught between, between two worlds
[Am] [C]
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be fenced in
(I call this simply "the riff")
e|-------------3-3-----|
B|1-0---0--1---3-3-----|
G|0-0-2-0--0-2---------|
D|----0------0---------|
A|---------------------|
E|---------------------|
[G]
Scattered along the way must be some understanding
(the riff)
[G]
Handwritten skyline room for ideals ascending
(the riff)
(For this part, the prechorus, strum a G chord and throw in some muted string riffs and
maybe walk up the low E string from F to G)
It's alright, it's alright, I know that it's alright
It's alright, it's alright, I know that it's alright
(Use the same process as above for the chorus here, but more solid strumming and less
muted strings)
'Cause I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
I've got a voodoo candle
(the riff, a few times)
[G]
Packaged and put out, more or less dreaming
(the riff)
[G]
Later on business, low level screaming
(the riff)
[G]
Pell-mell from the committee of welcoming
(the riff)
[G]
Taste a different pattern, the blind frequency
Then just finish up with the prechorus and chorus again. Finish with the riff. Rock on!
Share good music with everyone.
This tab is designed for anyone to use for free, but give me some credit eh?
-James
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