Biografia:
Arlo Guthrie (nascido em 10 de julho de 1947 em Kings County, Nova York) é um cantor e compositor norte-americano de folk, filho do também cantor e compositor folk Woody Guthrie.
Assim como o pai, Arlo também é focado em canções de cunho social, sendo "Alice's Restaurant" (que mais tarde virou filme de mesmo nome) a mais famosa delas.
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Alice's Restaurant (1967)
Arlo (1968)
Running Down the Road (1969)
Washington County (1970)
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Outras músicas:
- Alice's Restaurant
- Arlo Guthrie
- City Of New Orleans
- City Of New Orleans
- Coming In To Los Angeles
- Coming Into Los Angeles
- Commin' Into Los Angeles
- Darkest Hour
- Victor Jara
- Wedding Song
- Alices Restaurant
- Carry Me Over
- Days Are Short
- Deportee
- Doors Of Heaven
- Down On The American Farm
- Drowning Man
- Epilogue
- Every Hand In The Land
- Gabriels Mothers Highway Ballad16 Blues
- Garden Song
- Gypsy Davey
- Here We Are Way Out In The Country
- Highway In The Wind
- Hobos Lullaby
- Last Train
- Lightning Bar Blues
- Motorcycle Song
- My Peace
- Mystic Journey
- Oklahoma Nights
- Percys Song
- Please Dont Talk About Me When Im Gone
- Presidential Rag
- Prolouge
- Ring
- Shenandoah
- St James Infirmary
- Stealin
- Telephone
- The City Of New Orleans
- The Motorcycle Song
- The Pause Of Mr Claus
- Ukulele Lady
- When A Soldier Makes It Home
- Which Side
- Wont Be Long
- World Away From Me
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!
Notes:
On Am and Dm chords add and take away a G note (I like to use the open 3rd string) for the riff in the song.
The Am7 or Dm add G are on the & beats after 2 and 3.
Durign the main body, stay on Am one measure at the end of every stanza, and one at the beginnign of a new
one (2 consecutively) if in the middle of a block of text, play 3 consecutive measures if there's a one
line space.
Presidential Rag
Spoken:
You know, took me a long time to get around to writin' a Watergate song. I think because...mainly because
in the beginning of Watergate it was pretty funny, you know? So I said "oh! I'm gonna write one of them
funny Watergate..." you know:
C F#dim F
Watergate, Watergate but
it sorta got past the point of bein' funny, you know, and went on to new bigger and better things.
And then I though "oh, I better write one of those satyrical ballads." You know, like:
E E7
(Played satyrically, like a ballad)
but got past that point. So I never wrote a Watergate song. Until one day, a little while ago,
I was sitting around and I forgot all about Watergate. And I was sittin' around playin' the piano and
all of a sudden this song jumped out and wrote itself down. The next day Spiro resigned.
So I been writing a lot since!
[Intro]
Am
Am C
You said you didn't know
Dm
That the cats with the bugs were there
F G E7 Am
And you'd never go along with that kind of stuff nowhere
Am C
But that just isn't the point, man
Dm
That's the wrong wrong way to go
F G E7 Am
If you didn't know about that one, well then what else don't you know?
Am C
You said that you were lied to
Dm
Well that ain't hard too see
F G E7 Am
But you must have been fooled again by your friends across the sea
Am C Dm
And maybe you were fooled again by your people here at home
F G
'Cause nobody could talk like you
E7 Am
And know what's going on
Am C
Nobody elected your family
Dm
And we didn't elect your friends
F G
No one voted for your advisors
E7 Am
And nobody wants amends
Am C Dm
You're the one we voted for, so you must take the blame
F G E7 Am
For handing out authority to men who are insane
Am C Dm
You say it's all fixed up now; you've got new guys on the line
F G E7 Am
But you had better remember this while you still got the time
Am C Dm
Mothers still are weeping for their boys that went to war
F G E7 Am
and fathers are still asking what the whole damn thing was for
Am C Dm
And people still are hungry, and people still are poor
F G E7 Am
And an honest week of work these days don't feed the kids no more
Am C
Schools are still like prisons
Dm
Cuz we don't learn how to live
F G E7 Am
And everybody wants to take, nobody wants to give
Am C Dm
Yes you'll be remembered, be remembered very well
F G E7 Am
And if I live a long life, oh, the stories I could tell!
Am C Dm
Of men and wars and poverty. Of sickness and of greed
F
Hell yes
G E7 Am
You'll be remembered, be remembered very well
Am C
You said you didn't know
Dm
That the cats with the bugs were there
F G E7 Am
And you'd never go along with that kind of stuff nowhere
Am C
But that just isn't the point man
Dm
That's the wrong, wrong way to go
F G
If you didn't know about that one
E7 Am
Well then what else don't you know?
On Am and Dm chords add and take away a G note (I like to use the open 3rd string) for the riff in the song.
The Am7 or Dm add G are on the & beats after 2 and 3.
Durign the main body, stay on Am one measure at the end of every stanza, and one at the beginnign of a new
one (2 consecutively) if in the middle of a block of text, play 3 consecutive measures if there's a one
line space.
Presidential Rag
Spoken:
You know, took me a long time to get around to writin' a Watergate song. I think because...mainly because
in the beginning of Watergate it was pretty funny, you know? So I said "oh! I'm gonna write one of them
funny Watergate..." you know:
C F#dim F
Watergate, Watergate but
it sorta got past the point of bein' funny, you know, and went on to new bigger and better things.
And then I though "oh, I better write one of those satyrical ballads." You know, like:
E E7
(Played satyrically, like a ballad)
but got past that point. So I never wrote a Watergate song. Until one day, a little while ago,
I was sitting around and I forgot all about Watergate. And I was sittin' around playin' the piano and
all of a sudden this song jumped out and wrote itself down. The next day Spiro resigned.
So I been writing a lot since!
[Intro]
Am
Am C
You said you didn't know
Dm
That the cats with the bugs were there
F G E7 Am
And you'd never go along with that kind of stuff nowhere
Am C
But that just isn't the point, man
Dm
That's the wrong wrong way to go
F G E7 Am
If you didn't know about that one, well then what else don't you know?
Am C
You said that you were lied to
Dm
Well that ain't hard too see
F G E7 Am
But you must have been fooled again by your friends across the sea
Am C Dm
And maybe you were fooled again by your people here at home
F G
'Cause nobody could talk like you
E7 Am
And know what's going on
Am C
Nobody elected your family
Dm
And we didn't elect your friends
F G
No one voted for your advisors
E7 Am
And nobody wants amends
Am C Dm
You're the one we voted for, so you must take the blame
F G E7 Am
For handing out authority to men who are insane
Am C Dm
You say it's all fixed up now; you've got new guys on the line
F G E7 Am
But you had better remember this while you still got the time
Am C Dm
Mothers still are weeping for their boys that went to war
F G E7 Am
and fathers are still asking what the whole damn thing was for
Am C Dm
And people still are hungry, and people still are poor
F G E7 Am
And an honest week of work these days don't feed the kids no more
Am C
Schools are still like prisons
Dm
Cuz we don't learn how to live
F G E7 Am
And everybody wants to take, nobody wants to give
Am C Dm
Yes you'll be remembered, be remembered very well
F G E7 Am
And if I live a long life, oh, the stories I could tell!
Am C Dm
Of men and wars and poverty. Of sickness and of greed
F
Hell yes
G E7 Am
You'll be remembered, be remembered very well
Am C
You said you didn't know
Dm
That the cats with the bugs were there
F G E7 Am
And you'd never go along with that kind of stuff nowhere
Am C
But that just isn't the point man
Dm
That's the wrong, wrong way to go
F G
If you didn't know about that one
E7 Am
Well then what else don't you know?
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