Biography:
Electric Light Orchestra is a symphonic rock band which formed in Birmingham, England in 1970. The band was formed by Jeff Lynne (vocals, guitar, multiple instruments), Roy Wood (multiple instruments, vocals), Richard Tandy (keyboards, vocals) and Bev Bevan (drums). Lynne, Wood and Bevan were former members of the psychedelic rock band The Move. The band's lineup would fluctuate throughout its original incarnation, although Lynne, Tandy and Bevan would remain constant members.
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Daybreaker – Electric Light Orchestra, From 1973’s On the Third Day
An instrumental ELO piece written by Jeff Lynne.
The big weird cluster chord at the end of the bridge has an Am in the piano part,
but the notes stack up as A C E Bb Eb G#, C7+(add b13)/A (or whatever you want to call it),
if you're interested. An Ammaj7 works well as a substitute (notes A C E G#).
In 12/8 time (or 4/4 swung triplets), except for outro, which is in 7/4.
Also note that the bar of Ammaj7 at the end of the intro is a bar of 2/4.
[Intro] ~80bpm
| Dm | Fm6 | Dm | Fm6 |
| Am Fmaj7/A | Am6 Am7 | Ammaj7 |
(Guitar plays 2 bars of A note at 0:19): tempo ~147bpm, now in 12/8
[Verse]
| Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
| Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 0:37 (Strings start sliding down between chords)
| Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
| Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 0:52 (Strings play new line)
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | D | 1:09
[Chorus]
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:16
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:22
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:29
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | F |
| Dm | Am | Em | G | % | 1:43
[Bridge]
| C | G | Bb | F |
| Ab | Eb | G (with chromatic steps down)| % | 1:56
|C | F7 | Bb | Eb7 |
|Ab | Db7 |
| D/E Eb/E | E F/E | F#/E G/E | Ab/E A/E | 2:12
| F | % | F# | % | G | % | Ab | % | A | Ammaj7 | 2:29
[Verse]
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 2:43
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | D | 3:01
[Chorus 2]
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 3:07
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G |
[Outro] (in 7/4)
| F | Dm | Am | Em | D | Am | E | 3:30 (Single version ends here)
There is some music at the end, but it isn’t really over any chords - it’s just part of the fade out.
An instrumental ELO piece written by Jeff Lynne.
The big weird cluster chord at the end of the bridge has an Am in the piano part,
but the notes stack up as A C E Bb Eb G#, C7+(add b13)/A (or whatever you want to call it),
if you're interested. An Ammaj7 works well as a substitute (notes A C E G#).
In 12/8 time (or 4/4 swung triplets), except for outro, which is in 7/4.
Also note that the bar of Ammaj7 at the end of the intro is a bar of 2/4.
[Intro] ~80bpm
| Dm | Fm6 | Dm | Fm6 |
| Am Fmaj7/A | Am6 Am7 | Ammaj7 |
(Guitar plays 2 bars of A note at 0:19): tempo ~147bpm, now in 12/8
[Verse]
| Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
| Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 0:37 (Strings start sliding down between chords)
| Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
| Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 0:52 (Strings play new line)
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | D | 1:09
[Chorus]
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:16
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:22
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 1:29
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | F |
| Dm | Am | Em | G | % | 1:43
[Bridge]
| C | G | Bb | F |
| Ab | Eb | G (with chromatic steps down)| % | 1:56
|C | F7 | Bb | Eb7 |
|Ab | Db7 |
| D/E Eb/E | E F/E | F#/E G/E | Ab/E A/E | 2:12
| F | % | F# | % | G | % | Ab | % | A | Ammaj7 | 2:29
[Verse]
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | 2:43
|Am | Em | Gm | Dm |
|Fm | Cm | Em | Bm | Dm | D | 3:01
[Chorus 2]
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G | G D C Adim | 3:07
| G | Am/G | Am7-5/G |
[Outro] (in 7/4)
| F | Dm | Am | Em | D | Am | E | 3:30 (Single version ends here)
There is some music at the end, but it isn’t really over any chords - it’s just part of the fade out.
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