Biography:
Dave Van Ronk (June 30, 1936 – February 10, 2002) was a folk singer born in Brooklyn, New York, who settled in Greenwich Village, New York City, and was nicknamed the "Mayor of MacDougal Street."
He was best known as a pioneer of the acoustic blues revival, but his work ranged from old English ballads to Bertolt Brecht, rock, New Orleans jazz, and swing. He was a pioneer of instrumental ragtime guitar, as well as an early supporter of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, among many others.
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Dave Van Ronk - K.C. Moan
This song is mostly a simple blues progression, G/C/D
Intro: G/G/C/C/G/G/D/C/G/G
G
I hate to hear that K.C. when she moan
C G
Yes I hate to hear that K C when she moan
D C G
Yes she moan just like my woman when she's cryin
G
Well that KC comin, comin down the road
C G
Hear that KC comin, carrying a heavy load
D C G
When those hard times hit you look hard on down the road
G
Well the longest train, hundred coaches long
C G
Yes the longest train, hundred coaches long
D C G
Well the girl I love, on that train and gone
Interlude: C/C/G/G/D/D/C/C/G/G
G
Let me be your sidetrack til your main line come
C G
Let me be your sidetrack til your main line come
D C G
Yes I'll do more switchin then your main line ever done
Interlude: C/C/G/G/D/D/C/C/G/G
G
I hate to hear that K.C. when she moan
C G
Yes I hate to hear that K C when she moan
D C G
Yes she moan just like my woman when she's cryin
Outro: C/C/G/G
This song is mostly a simple blues progression, G/C/D
Intro: G/G/C/C/G/G/D/C/G/G
G
I hate to hear that K.C. when she moan
C G
Yes I hate to hear that K C when she moan
D C G
Yes she moan just like my woman when she's cryin
G
Well that KC comin, comin down the road
C G
Hear that KC comin, carrying a heavy load
D C G
When those hard times hit you look hard on down the road
G
Well the longest train, hundred coaches long
C G
Yes the longest train, hundred coaches long
D C G
Well the girl I love, on that train and gone
Interlude: C/C/G/G/D/D/C/C/G/G
G
Let me be your sidetrack til your main line come
C G
Let me be your sidetrack til your main line come
D C G
Yes I'll do more switchin then your main line ever done
Interlude: C/C/G/G/D/D/C/C/G/G
G
I hate to hear that K.C. when she moan
C G
Yes I hate to hear that K C when she moan
D C G
Yes she moan just like my woman when she's cryin
Outro: C/C/G/G
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