Biografia:
Tony Rice (born David Anthony Rice, June 8, 1951, Danville, Virginia) is an American guitarist and bluegrass musician. He is considered one of the most influential acoustic guitar players in bluegrass, progressive bluegrass, newgrass and acoustic jazz.[2][3] He was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2013.[4]
Rice spans the range of acoustic music, from traditional bluegrass to jazz-influenced New Acoustic music, to songwriter-oriented folk.
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here's "Orphan Annie" from Tony Rice's album Church Street Blues.
Capo on 3, chords are relative to the capo:
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C
riding in planes and hailing cabs
F C
i been on the road so long
C F Am
looking for the sunshine everyday
D7 G
that i've been missing so long
C
two blocks over and one street across
F C
uptown round and down
C
there must be someone a hiding out somewhere
G C
someplace i ain't found
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C
a picking and a grinning and a playing the games
F C
a-listen to what i say
C F Am
i wish i was down in nashville town
D7 G
about fifth and broadway
C
where the cumberland rows, the soft breeze blows
F C
and home it ain't far away
C
but here i sit in new york city
G C
just a-hanging out every day
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
Capo on 3, chords are relative to the capo:
===================================================================
C
riding in planes and hailing cabs
F C
i been on the road so long
C F Am
looking for the sunshine everyday
D7 G
that i've been missing so long
C
two blocks over and one street across
F C
uptown round and down
C
there must be someone a hiding out somewhere
G C
someplace i ain't found
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C
a picking and a grinning and a playing the games
F C
a-listen to what i say
C F Am
i wish i was down in nashville town
D7 G
about fifth and broadway
C
where the cumberland rows, the soft breeze blows
F C
and home it ain't far away
C
but here i sit in new york city
G C
just a-hanging out every day
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C
annie, orphan annie
F G
are your nashville nights still warm?
Am
somewhere in the west of town
D7 G
there's a comin up a storm
F C
are your rivers dark and muddy
G C
where the green swamp willows grow
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
C G Am F
nine more days and i'll be home
G C
back in off the road
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