Fred Astaire (1899-1987) was an American dancer and singer famous for his numerous appearances in the 1920s and 1930s in Vaudeville, on Broadway and on the London stage with sister Adele Astaire; in musical films between the 1930s and 1960s; and on American TV in the 1950s and beyond. Although he teamed with many dancers, including Gene Kelly, his best known screen pairing was with Ginger Rogers, with whom he appeared in 10 films. He continued to act in non-dancing roles in films and TV in the 1960s through 1980s.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isn't This A Lovely Day Irving Berlin ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1931--------------- Tabbed by: Mike Lydiat E-mail: [email protected] Tuning:EADGBE
The Fred Astaire version on you Tube does have the INTRO that many others miss out - capo fret 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl6FLfHTC68
[Intro] DD+D6F#dim The weather is fright'ning - the thunder and lightning GA7Dmaj7 Seem to be having their way DF#dimF#mB7Em7A7DBm7Em7A7 But as far as I'm concerned, it's a lovely day DD+D6F#dim The turn in the weather will keep us together GA7Dmaj7 So I can honestly say BmF#7B7F#7Bm That as far as I'm concerned, it's a lovely day EmA7DD7 And everything's O K
[Verse 1] GEmA7Dmaj7F#dim Isn't this a lovely day To be caught in the rain? GEmA7D6 You were going on your way Now you've got to remain Dmaj7C#7EmA7 Just as you were going, leaving me all at sea DF#dimFF#dimEmA7 The clouds broke, they broke and oh! What a break for me
[Verse 2] GEmA7Dmaj7F#dim I can see the sun up high Tho' we're caught in the storm GEmA7D6Dmaj7D6 I can see where you and I Could be cozy and warm D7Bm7E7 Let the rain pitter patter But it really doesn't matter If the skies are grey GEmA7D Long as I can be with you it's a lovely day