What are you listening to right now?

[MIke R]

One of These Days by Neil Young
Fountain of Sorrow by Jackson Brown

two great songs indeed

 

[MIke R]

what song?

JB's "Lets Get Drunk and Screw"

 

[KevinS]

Rosemary,

If there was a song it could just have well have been Yo Ho Ho And A Bottle of Rhum Vanille. And a cigar.

 

[Voosh]

I can't post original and stage charts. I respect the rules. Here's a good one.



#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
"Sherry"
(B. Gaudio)

Intro:

C Am Dm G [2X]
v v v v v v v v
-----------------|-----------------|
-----------------|-----------------|
-----------------|-----------------|
-2-----2---------|-3-----3-5-5-3-3-|
-3-----3-3-----3-|-5-----5-7-7-5-5-|
---------5-----5-|-----------------|

C Am Dm G
Sherry, Sherry baby
C Am Dm G
Sherry, Sherry baby

Verse 1:

C Am Dm G C Am Dm G
She - E - E-E-E-E-ry baby (Sherry baby)
C Am Dm G C
She - e - rry, can you come out tonight
(C) Am Dm G
(Come, come, come out tonight)
C Am Dm G C Am Dm G
She - E - E-E-E-E-ry baby (Sherry baby)
C Am Dm G C Eb F C [N.C.]
She - e - rry, can you come out tonight

Chorus 1:

E7
Why don't you come out (come out) to my twist party
A7
(Come out) Where the bright moon shines
D7
(Come out) We'll dance the night away
G7 [N.C.]
I'm gonna make-a you mi-yi-yi-yine

Verse 2:

She - E - E-E-E-E-ry baby (Sherry baby)
She - e - rry, can you come out tonight
(Come, come, come out tonight) [2X]
You-oo-ooh better ask your mama (Sherry baby)
Tell her everything is all right

Chorus 2:

Why don't you come out (come out) with your red dress on
(Come out) Mmm, you look so fine
(Come out) Move it nice and easy
Girl, you make me lose my mind

Coda:

She - E - E-E-E-E-ry baby (Sherry baby)
She - e - rry, can you come out tonight
(Come, come, come out tonight) [repeat to fade]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers


Enjoy.

 

[Voosh]

And for sea barnacles -

Drunken Sailor
Traditional


Em
What shall we do with the drunken sailor?
D
What shall we do with the drunken sailor?
Em
What shall we do with the drunken sailor?

chorus:
Em D Em
Ear-ly in the morning
Em
Hooray, and up she rises
D
Hooray, and up she rises
Em
Hooray, and up she rises
Em D Em
Ear-ly in the morning


*****each line is sung 3 times then has the chorus sung after****
2. Put him in the long boat 'til he's sober
3. Pull out the plug and wet him all over
4. Put him in the bilge and make him drink it
5. Put him in a leaky boat and make him bale her
6. Tie him to the scuppers with the hose pipe on him
7. Shave his belly with a rusty razor
8. Tie him to the topmast while she's yardarm under
9. Heave him by the leg in a runnin' bowline
10. Keel haul him 'til he's sober
11. That's what we do with the drunken sailor!

 

[MIke R]

yep...Sherry is where it all started for them..followed by Big Girls Dont Cry....and they never looked back from there

 

[andynap]

C Am Dm G

Like I said-

 

[Voosh]

I always trust your judgement and analysis. Yep.

The old 1 - 6m - 2m -5(7th) progression. Also known, years ago, as "We want cantor." I don't know why it was named that "back in the days." I still use that book from 1952 to refresh my musical background.(And yes, those are my scribblings on the top lines as I was finding my way on the frets.)

 

[amyb]

Isn't there a song in GREASE that lays out these basic guitar chords?

 

[Voosh]

Our roadtrip had me listening, and some playing, in Alabama and Texas. Yes, we diddled some country. But, it was back to roots with Little Walter (my knowledge was courtesy of Paul Butterfield some years ago) and T-Bone Walker (I actually got an 18th (by my count) version of "Stormy Monday" (with horns!) under my belt.)

I am rusty in the playing department. Folks were forgiving. Niiiiiice trip.

 

[Voosh]

"Super Session." A great album, indeed. Bloomfield was a genius. One reason, that as soon as I scraped up enough dough, I got a Telecaster.

As for "Season Of The Witch," my introduction to that great Donovan tune was via Brian Auger and Trinity with Julie Driscoll on vocals. CLASSIC. IMHO.

ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season_of_the_Witch_(song)

 

[Voosh]

That must have been one of those super moments in life. Get your gumption up and get backstage and have an icon call you in by first name. Oh Yeah!

I never got to meet Bloomfield. I had some chats with Paul Butterfield (another too early R.I.P.) when Buzzy Feiten was doing lead guitar. PB was always so complimentary of MB, even though he was pissed that they parted and MB went on to other, bigger, things.

I am a huge fan of Butterfield's (and MB's) early stuff. I would've never discovered all those other blues influences that shaped much of music without Paul's chats.

 

[Rosemary]

Music, Mr. Voosh. How lucky are we all?

 

[Rosemary]

Could I ever read anything all the way through? I am sorry. What were Paul's chats, please.

 

[Voosh]

MB -

It's a miracle nobody tripped and died stumbling over the cords. Crappy lifestyle and decisions cut short his life. IMHO. Still, a genius that should always be remembered.

As for Telecaster. As a young fool, I sold my first one. The Fender folks provided a custom one that I still pick up every few years. They did that knowing that my guitar chops are sub-average and my Jazz basses were what I really dug into. What a long strage trip it's been. No regrets.

 

[Voosh]

Could I ever read anything all the way through? I am sorry. What were Paul's chats, please.

Just hangin' out. I can't remember all the words. Really. It was just music, Chicago memories - just chat stuff. Some friendly times with no hoopla. Just like being on SBH.

 

[Rosemary]

Nothing nicer.

 

[Voosh]

Yep. We did a road trip. No big rig. Small mini-van that the pup enjoyed.

I got my a*s kicked with some music folks in TX. Cool. Family does give good advice.

Here, I just plopped in "Six Days On The Road" by Taj Mahal. Great "reinterp" of a clasic road song.

I have all the original "Guitar Player" CDs via Rhino. Some great tunes. IMHO.

And yes, I'm ready for more miles on the road. I like it. Kathy says - Let's just do 250 miles to our closest hideout. Aw, what the heck, engine oil will only be warming up.

Other stuff on CD - Beck's Bolero, "Scratchy" by Travis Wommack, lots of Mayall and other gems.

 

[Voosh]

GEEZ. Perfect day and wonderfull all around.

So, I plop in Chamber Brothers "Time."

Go figure. I can't.

 

[Rosemary]

I just printed the picture of the late great Michael Bloomfield and put it where we can see him. Thank you so much. "When I look out my window, what do you think I see...?"