Biography:
The Essex Green are a Brooklyn, NY band formed in 1997 from the remains of defunct Burlington, VT band Guppyboy, featuring vocal harmonies by guitarist Chris Ziter and keyboardist Sasha Bell. Their sound is heavily influenced by pop music from the late 60s and 70s and is described by the band as "neo-psychedelic pop". The Everything is Green was released in 1999, and soon after the band signed to the famed Elephant Six collective of Athens, GA at the behest of Robert Schneider, with whom they recorded a self-titled EP in 2000.
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This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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D5: XX023X and D2: XX0230, or you can play a regular D major
and it sounds fine. The D5 and D2 reflect the accented notes that
(I think) a second guitar plays. I've tried to explain this at
the bottom. If you don't want to go to all that hassle, just strum
a D chord and occasionally lift your finger off the e-string.
A E D5 D2 x2
A E D5 D2
Sin city Please don't take
A E D5 D2
My lover's heart, for mine will break
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2
O--hi--o
A E D5 D2 x2
A E D5 D2
You can take a tug there, oh, take a train
A E D5 D2
Either way, I ain't going
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2 D
O--hi--o
G D
And I could see her lying in the valley
A
Down below
G D
And I could smell the green of those hills
E
Those Kentucky hills
A E D5 D2
You can take a tug there, oh, take a train
A E D5 D2
Either way, I ain't going
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2
O--hi--o
A E D5 D2 repeat
Notes:
Here's how I play the chords with one guitar and sound
reasonably like the recording. Pluck the notes under the
^ symbol, strum down , strum up /.
A E D5 D2
^ / / ^ / / ^ / / ^ ^ / /
-0--------0-0--------0----------2-0--------0------|
----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-3--3-3-3------3-3-3-3------|
----2-2-2-2----1-1-1-1----2-2-2------2-2-2-2------|
-2--2-2-2---2--2-2-2---0--0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--------|
--------------------------------------------------|
--------------------------------------------------|
^ / / ^ / / ^ / / ^ / /
-0--------0-0--------0---------------0-----0------|
----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-3--3-3-3-3-3--3-3-3-3------|
----2-2-2-2----1-1-1-1----2-2-2-2-2--2-2-2-2------|
-2--2-2-2---2--2-2-2---0--0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--------|
--------------------------------------------------|
--------------------------------------------------|
This is the riff played at the end
---7---5-7----------|
-(7)-8-----8--------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
D5: XX023X and D2: XX0230, or you can play a regular D major
and it sounds fine. The D5 and D2 reflect the accented notes that
(I think) a second guitar plays. I've tried to explain this at
the bottom. If you don't want to go to all that hassle, just strum
a D chord and occasionally lift your finger off the e-string.
A E D5 D2 x2
A E D5 D2
Sin city Please don't take
A E D5 D2
My lover's heart, for mine will break
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2
O--hi--o
A E D5 D2 x2
A E D5 D2
You can take a tug there, oh, take a train
A E D5 D2
Either way, I ain't going
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2 D
O--hi--o
G D
And I could see her lying in the valley
A
Down below
G D
And I could smell the green of those hills
E
Those Kentucky hills
A E D5 D2
You can take a tug there, oh, take a train
A E D5 D2
Either way, I ain't going
A E D5 D2
It's no Pittsburg Please don't go
A E D5 D2
O--hi--o
A E D5 D2 repeat
Notes:
Here's how I play the chords with one guitar and sound
reasonably like the recording. Pluck the notes under the
^ symbol, strum down , strum up /.
A E D5 D2
^ / / ^ / / ^ / / ^ ^ / /
-0--------0-0--------0----------2-0--------0------|
----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-3--3-3-3------3-3-3-3------|
----2-2-2-2----1-1-1-1----2-2-2------2-2-2-2------|
-2--2-2-2---2--2-2-2---0--0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--------|
--------------------------------------------------|
--------------------------------------------------|
^ / / ^ / / ^ / / ^ / /
-0--------0-0--------0---------------0-----0------|
----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-3--3-3-3-3-3--3-3-3-3------|
----2-2-2-2----1-1-1-1----2-2-2-2-2--2-2-2-2------|
-2--2-2-2---2--2-2-2---0--0-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--------|
--------------------------------------------------|
--------------------------------------------------|
This is the riff played at the end
---7---5-7----------|
-(7)-8-----8--------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
--------------------|
