The Cosmic Kitchen Songbook
Postman Yesterday Once More The Cars Just What I Needed My Best Friend's Girl You Might Think Johnny Cash (Ghost) Riders In The Sky Tracy Chapman Baby Can I Hold You? Fast Car Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack Unchain My Heart What'd I Say? Cheap Trick I Want You To Want Me Surrender Cheech and Chong Up In Smoke Chicago 25 Or 6 To 4 Make Me Smile The Chordettes Mr. Gospel Music Automobile Gov't Mule Raven Black Night Grand Funk We're An American Band Grandaddy Now It's On The Grateful Dead Althea Bertha Birdsong Black Peter Box of Rain Brokedown Palace Brown Eyed Women Casey Jones Cassidy China Doll Cumberland Blues Dark Hollow Dark Star Day Job Deal Dire Wolf Eyes Of The World Fire On The Mountain Franklin's Tower Friend of the Devil Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Help On The Way Here Comes Sunshine He's Gone I Know You Rider I've Been All Around This World Jack a Roe Let It Grow Loser Me and My Uncle Monkey and The Engineer My Brother Esau Nobody's Fault, But Mine Operator Ripple Rosa Lee McFall Row Jimmy Samson and Delilah Scarlet Begonias Shakedown Street Ship Of Fools Standing On The Moon Stella Blue Sugaree Sugar Magnolia The Eleven The Wheel Touch of Grey Truckin' Turn On Your Lovelight Uncle John's Band U.S
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Johnny Cash - Church In The Wildwood Tabs, Chords
G D How sweet on a clear Sabbath morning D G To listen to the clear ringing bell, C G It's tones so sweetly are calling, D G Oh, come to the church in the dale
MR. BUNGLE discography (top albums), MP3, videos and reviews
The latter I can do without.The rush of high energy and the anything goes atmosphere makes this album sound like a precursor to the modern prog of The Mars Volta. I understood why you would play this after Zappa, for the rhythms were challenging with lots of surprising changes, also blasts of heavy distorted guitar like Sabbath on steroids, zany horn passages sprinkled hither and yon, sudden interludes of pure noise, very RIO-ish craziness, overall a bizarre palette
The Equally Good Book has lots of common songs that didn't make the first book, great songs that don't get sung enough and some of the newer traditional sounding pieces
Old Country Music - lyrics with easy chords for guitar, banjo, etc., start page and titles list
Country Music, a Short Definition: Country music (or country and Western) is a blend of popular musical forms originally found in the Southern United States and the Appalachian Mountains. The term country music began to be used in the 1940s when the earlier term hillbilly music was deemed to be degrading and the term was widely embraced in the 1970s, while Country and Western has declined in use since that time
The beatles complete songbook for guitar, tabs and chords
F C Why do I always have to say, love? F Dm Am F Come on, (come on), come on, (come on), come on, (come on), come on, (come on), C F G C Please please me, oh yeah, like I please you
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Lyrics: Traditional Music: Traditional Played by the Grateful Dead from 1970 right through to the 1990s. This, for example is one account: "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad was frequently recorded in the 1920s and 1930s by hillbilly artists such as Henry Whitter, Ernest Stoneman, and Fiddlin' John Carson
Mr Big - ( Goin Where The Wind Blows tab )
I simplified two guitars into one for the melody (except for the solo) and I didn't mind the guitar that plays only harmonics (there are many all through the song)
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