Biografia:
The Move é uma banda de rock dos anos 60 formada em Birmingham, Inglaterra, por Roy Wood (guitarra, vocal), Bev Bevan (bateria), Chris "Ace" Kefford (baixo), Carl Wayne (vocal) e Trevor Burton (guitarra). O grupo originou-se de vários bandas de Birmingham, como Carl Wayne and the Vikings, Nightrider e Mayfair Set.
Seus primeiro shows foram no começo de 1966, e o Move logo ganharia notoriedade por seus arranjos vocais elaborados e a influência de soul music e bandas da Costa Oeste dos Estados Unidos como Beach Boys
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Chinatown
Words and music by Roy Wood
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
VERSES:
C Cmaj7 Em
Bury a jar of Shou Hsing when the girl is born.
C Cmaj7 A7
Surely you know the wine will age till she?s fully grown.
Em C C/B A7
Don?t fly into the night, sooooooooooon enough the world will end
Em
while the lantern is bright.
CHORUS:
G E Am A7
I could find a good time girl in Chinatown, Chinatown.
D
Dancing in my shoes.
G E Am
See the eastern ladies walk in Chinatown,
Cmaj7 Fmaj7 G6
Chinatown, chain me down, Chinatown.
MIDDLE:
|Em / / /|Em / / /|Adim / / /|Adim / / /|
|Em / / /|Em / / /|Adim / / /|F / / /|F / /|Em / / /|Em / / /|
OUTRO:
|D / / /|G / / /|Cmaj7
VERSE 2
Maybe I?ll drink your jasmine tea then I?ll hurry home.
Surely you know the likes of me should be left alone.
Why they like a me for, soon enough the world will end
If I answer the door.
VERSE 3
Look at the tall pagoda through, through your window pane.
watching you fly your dragon kite on a cocoa day.
You?ve discovered the white orchids in my humble moon
while the lantern is bright.
STRUCTURE:
VERSE 1
CHORUS
VERSE 2
CHORUS
MIDDLE
VERSE 3
CHORUS
OUTRO
Words and music by Roy Wood
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
VERSES:
C Cmaj7 Em
Bury a jar of Shou Hsing when the girl is born.
C Cmaj7 A7
Surely you know the wine will age till she?s fully grown.
Em C C/B A7
Don?t fly into the night, sooooooooooon enough the world will end
Em
while the lantern is bright.
CHORUS:
G E Am A7
I could find a good time girl in Chinatown, Chinatown.
D
Dancing in my shoes.
G E Am
See the eastern ladies walk in Chinatown,
Cmaj7 Fmaj7 G6
Chinatown, chain me down, Chinatown.
MIDDLE:
|Em / / /|Em / / /|Adim / / /|Adim / / /|
|Em / / /|Em / / /|Adim / / /|F / / /|F / /|Em / / /|Em / / /|
OUTRO:
|D / / /|G / / /|Cmaj7
VERSE 2
Maybe I?ll drink your jasmine tea then I?ll hurry home.
Surely you know the likes of me should be left alone.
Why they like a me for, soon enough the world will end
If I answer the door.
VERSE 3
Look at the tall pagoda through, through your window pane.
watching you fly your dragon kite on a cocoa day.
You?ve discovered the white orchids in my humble moon
while the lantern is bright.
STRUCTURE:
VERSE 1
CHORUS
VERSE 2
CHORUS
MIDDLE
VERSE 3
CHORUS
OUTRO
The Mystics
The N-11
The Naked And Fa (...)
The Naked Brothe (...)
The Naked Waiter (...)
The Ninjas
The Nitty-gritty (...)
The Noisettes
The Northern Hue (...)
The Notebook