Biografia:
Nacido en 1960 en Carolina del Norte, Joe Henry es uno de los músicos-escritores de canciones más relevantes de esa fórmula musical bautizada como “americana”. “Su sonido se puede definir como una mezcla equilibrada y vibrante de gran complejidad rítmica, donde sobresalen las tonalidades oscuras y enigmáticas”, explica Javier Díaz. Henry experimenta con texturas sónicas –guitarras con ecos, “delays”, sintetizadores- y toma elementos del jazz, el soul, el blues, el country-rock y el pop.
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These are the chords that I could discern from the album recording, and they sound
right to me. Capo on 1
(Intro)
D Bm A x2
Em D Db A
G A D
D Bm A
This is a short man's room
D Bm A
The better you watch your head
Em D Db A
I've still got my one good eye
G A D
I keep it right next to my bed
D Bm A
I keep my money down here
D Bm A
I dressed it to look like a shoe
Em D Db A
I'm saving up for a pair
G A D
Then I'll have more money than you
Bm F
I drink more than maybe I should
Bm F
But I don't go out when I do
Bm A Abm E
I put my feet up in the window
G A
And I ride my dreams like a canoe
(Same pattern all the way through.)
And I write letters to the newspapers
And I dance to the talk radio
I'm a volunteer fireman each Christmas
'Cause there's brandy wherever you go
(Break, same chords as intro)
My dad was a natural tenor
He worked at the mill in Lenore
My mother was a mule skinner
And a band leader during the war
I once thought that I'd live forever
I pitched for the Indian leagues
But now I guess I learned some better
You'e only as good as your knees
The better you watch your head
Guy like you
You're not near as tall as you're thinking
But then this is a short man's room
(End on D, add lick)
right to me. Capo on 1
(Intro)
D Bm A x2
Em D Db A
G A D
D Bm A
This is a short man's room
D Bm A
The better you watch your head
Em D Db A
I've still got my one good eye
G A D
I keep it right next to my bed
D Bm A
I keep my money down here
D Bm A
I dressed it to look like a shoe
Em D Db A
I'm saving up for a pair
G A D
Then I'll have more money than you
Bm F
I drink more than maybe I should
Bm F
But I don't go out when I do
Bm A Abm E
I put my feet up in the window
G A
And I ride my dreams like a canoe
(Same pattern all the way through.)
And I write letters to the newspapers
And I dance to the talk radio
I'm a volunteer fireman each Christmas
'Cause there's brandy wherever you go
(Break, same chords as intro)
My dad was a natural tenor
He worked at the mill in Lenore
My mother was a mule skinner
And a band leader during the war
I once thought that I'd live forever
I pitched for the Indian leagues
But now I guess I learned some better
You'e only as good as your knees
The better you watch your head
Guy like you
You're not near as tall as you're thinking
But then this is a short man's room
(End on D, add lick)
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