Biografia:
The Velvet Underground foi uma banda de rock de vanguarda norte-americana, formada em 1964, no estado de Nova Iorque. A banda era inicialmente composta por Lou Reed (voz e guitarra), Sterling Morrison (guitarra), John Cale (baixo) e Angus MacAlise (bateria). Subsequentemente houve, em função da desistência de MacAlise e do afastamento de Cale, uma substituição destes, respectivamente, por Maureen Tucker e Doug Yule. A cantora alemã Nico também já teve passadas na banda, auxiliando-os em um de seus principais álbuns.
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- Who Loves The Sun
- I’m Sticking With You
- Beginning To See The Light
- Cool It Down
- European Son
- Guess Im Falling In Love
- Here She Comes Now
- Heroin
- I Cant Stand It
- I Heard Her Call My Name
- Ill Be Your Mirror
- Im Set Free
- Im Sticking With You
- Im Waiting For The Man
- Jesus
- Lady Godivas Operation
- Lisa Says
- Little Jack
- Lonesome Cowboy Bill
- New Age
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- Oh Sweet Nuthin
- Prominent Men
- Ride Into The Sun
- Rock And Roll
- Rock And Roll Runaways
- Run Run Run
- Satellite Of Love
- Shes My Best Friend
- Stephanie Says
- Sweet Jane
- Thats The Story Of My Life
- There She Goes
- Train Round The Bend
- Venus In Furs
- What Goes On
- White Light White Heat
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 Velvet Underground – Sweet Jane (full-length version)
Loaded (1970)
Standard Tuning (EADGBe)
[Intro]
D D A A Bm Bm G A A D D A A Bm Bm G A A
D D A A Bm Bm G A A D D A A Bm Bm G A A
[Verse]
(0:17)
D D A G G Bm A D D D A G G Bm A D D
Standing on the corner, suitcase in my hand
D A G G Bm A D D
Jack is in his coat, and Jane is in her vest,
D A G G Bm A D D
and me I'm in a rock'n'roll band Hah!
D A G G Bm A D D
Ridin' in a Stutz-Bearcat, Jim
D A G G Bm A D D
Y'know, those were different times!
D A G G Bm A D D
Oh, all the poets they studied rules of verse
D A G G Bm A D D
And those ladies, they rolled their eyes
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Whoa! Sweet Jane, oh-oh-a! Sweet Jane!
[Verse]
(1:07)
D D A G G Bm A D D
I'll tell you something Jack, he is a banker
D A G G Bm A D D
And Jane, she is a clerk
D A G G Bm A D D
And both of them save their monies, ha
D A G G Bm A D D
And when, when they come home from work
D A G G Bm A D D
Ooooh, sittin' down by the fire, oh!
D A G G Bm A D D
The radio does play the classical music there, Jim
D A G G Bm A D D
"The March of the Wooden Soldiers" all you protest kids
D A G G Bm A D D
You can hear Jack say, get ready, ah
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Come on baby! Sweet Jane! Oh-oh-a! Sweet Jane!
[Verse]
(1:57)
D D A A G G Bm A D D
Some people, they like to go out dancing
D A G G Bm A D D
And other peoples, they have to work, Just watch me now!
D A G G Bm A D D
And there's even some evil mothers
D A G G Bm A D D
Well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt
D A G G Bm A D D
Y'know that, women, never really faint
D A G G Bm A D D
And that villains always blink their eyes, woo!
D A G G Bm A D D
And that, y'know, children are the only ones who blush!
D A G G Bm A D D
And that, life is just to die!
[Bridge]
(2:34)
D G G Bm A D D
And, everyone who ever had a heart
D G G Bm A D D
They wouldn't turn around and break it
D G G Bm A D D
And anyone who ever played a part
D G G Bm A D D
Oh they wouldn't turn around and hate it!
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Whoa-oh-oh! Sweet Jane! Sweet Jane!
(3:06)
D C#m
Heavenly wine and roses
G# A
Seemed to whisper to her
B
when he smiled
D C#m
Heavenly wine and roses
G# A
seemed to whisper to her
B
hey baby she smiled.
(3:33)
E B
La la la la la la
D A
La la la la la la
E B
La la la la la la
D A
La la la la la la
[Outro]
(3:50)
D G
Sweet Jane Sweet Jane
D G
Sweet Jane Sweet Jane
D
Sweet Jane…
Chords Used (I used open for verse, and bar for “And everyone…” part)
D OR D A OR A G OR G Bm C#m G# B E
e| 2 5 0 5 3 3 2 4 4 2 0
b| 3 7 2 5 0 3 3 5 4 4 0
g| 2 7 2 6 0 4 4 6 5 4 1
d| 0 7 2 7 0 5 4 6 6 4 2
a| X 5 0 7 2 5 2 4 6 2 2
E| X X X 5 3 3 X X 4 X 0
Chord placements on the words are approximate. Kind of hard to pinpoint. If worse
comes to worse, just play the chord patterns with the song (D A GG Bm A DD) and worry
about the words later. I put the approximate times that the chord is supposed to be
played for each verse and segment of the song. In the third verse, first line, there
are two A's played (listen closely). If you see a mistake, go ahead and correct it.
Overall, the chords should be right. This is a great song by VU (my 2nd favorite).
I spent a lot of time trying to get chords as close as possible. Enjoy it.
Loaded (1970)
Standard Tuning (EADGBe)
[Intro]
D D A A Bm Bm G A A D D A A Bm Bm G A A
D D A A Bm Bm G A A D D A A Bm Bm G A A
[Verse]
(0:17)
D D A G G Bm A D D D A G G Bm A D D
Standing on the corner, suitcase in my hand
D A G G Bm A D D
Jack is in his coat, and Jane is in her vest,
D A G G Bm A D D
and me I'm in a rock'n'roll band Hah!
D A G G Bm A D D
Ridin' in a Stutz-Bearcat, Jim
D A G G Bm A D D
Y'know, those were different times!
D A G G Bm A D D
Oh, all the poets they studied rules of verse
D A G G Bm A D D
And those ladies, they rolled their eyes
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Whoa! Sweet Jane, oh-oh-a! Sweet Jane!
[Verse]
(1:07)
D D A G G Bm A D D
I'll tell you something Jack, he is a banker
D A G G Bm A D D
And Jane, she is a clerk
D A G G Bm A D D
And both of them save their monies, ha
D A G G Bm A D D
And when, when they come home from work
D A G G Bm A D D
Ooooh, sittin' down by the fire, oh!
D A G G Bm A D D
The radio does play the classical music there, Jim
D A G G Bm A D D
"The March of the Wooden Soldiers" all you protest kids
D A G G Bm A D D
You can hear Jack say, get ready, ah
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Come on baby! Sweet Jane! Oh-oh-a! Sweet Jane!
[Verse]
(1:57)
D D A A G G Bm A D D
Some people, they like to go out dancing
D A G G Bm A D D
And other peoples, they have to work, Just watch me now!
D A G G Bm A D D
And there's even some evil mothers
D A G G Bm A D D
Well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt
D A G G Bm A D D
Y'know that, women, never really faint
D A G G Bm A D D
And that villains always blink their eyes, woo!
D A G G Bm A D D
And that, y'know, children are the only ones who blush!
D A G G Bm A D D
And that, life is just to die!
[Bridge]
(2:34)
D G G Bm A D D
And, everyone who ever had a heart
D G G Bm A D D
They wouldn't turn around and break it
D G G Bm A D D
And anyone who ever played a part
D G G Bm A D D
Oh they wouldn't turn around and hate it!
[Chorus]
D G D G D G
Sweet Jane! Whoa-oh-oh! Sweet Jane! Sweet Jane!
(3:06)
D C#m
Heavenly wine and roses
G# A
Seemed to whisper to her
B
when he smiled
D C#m
Heavenly wine and roses
G# A
seemed to whisper to her
B
hey baby she smiled.
(3:33)
E B
La la la la la la
D A
La la la la la la
E B
La la la la la la
D A
La la la la la la
[Outro]
(3:50)
D G
Sweet Jane Sweet Jane
D G
Sweet Jane Sweet Jane
D
Sweet Jane…
Chords Used (I used open for verse, and bar for “And everyone…” part)
D OR D A OR A G OR G Bm C#m G# B E
e| 2 5 0 5 3 3 2 4 4 2 0
b| 3 7 2 5 0 3 3 5 4 4 0
g| 2 7 2 6 0 4 4 6 5 4 1
d| 0 7 2 7 0 5 4 6 6 4 2
a| X 5 0 7 2 5 2 4 6 2 2
E| X X X 5 3 3 X X 4 X 0
Chord placements on the words are approximate. Kind of hard to pinpoint. If worse
comes to worse, just play the chord patterns with the song (D A GG Bm A DD) and worry
about the words later. I put the approximate times that the chord is supposed to be
played for each verse and segment of the song. In the third verse, first line, there
are two A's played (listen closely). If you see a mistake, go ahead and correct it.
Overall, the chords should be right. This is a great song by VU (my 2nd favorite).
I spent a lot of time trying to get chords as close as possible. Enjoy it.
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