Biography:
Karlzen’s career began in 1992 when an indie label owner offered to record her first album, “Mary Karlzen.” It was released regionally and established her as a unique new talent. Soon after, Atlantic Records signed her just as a wave of new female acts like Sheryl Crow and Jewel were exploding on the music scene. “Yelling at Mary” received outstanding reviews from The Washington Post, People Magazine, Musician Magazine, The Chicago Sun-Times, Billboard and dozens of other publications.
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Four years of hard work!
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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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: schneider@pobox.com (Adam Schneider)
ST. JAMES HOTEL (Mary Karlzen)
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[Actually in F#; capo 4.]
[The A's that follow the G(9)'s have some Asus9's mixed in with them;
listen to the recording to figure it out exactly.]
D G(9) A A
At the St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
They say that a gunslinger named Wright died there a long time ago
Em A D G
In a poker game one afternoon, he was called out of the room
Em Em A
And the cards he held, well they fell to the floor
A
And he don't play cards no more
D G(9) A A
At the St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
They say that Frank and Jesse stayed there a long time ago, and they
Em A D G
Rode into town like two strangers, and no one questioned who they were
Em Em A A
They needed a night to sleep it off
Em A D G (Em)
I was all alone in the upstairs hall when from behind I heard him call
Em Em A A (D)
You must never never sell the St. James Hotel
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
Em A D G Em Em A A
[guitar solo]
D G(9) A A
Well I bought this hotel about a year ago
D G(9) A A (Em)
It was all broken down, and no one ever told of all the ghosts
Em A D G
That still walk the halls, I can hear 'em shooting up the walls
Em Em A A
And I know I will never sell the St. James Hotel
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico, ohhhh
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico, ohhhh
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
[repeat D G(9) A A several times]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: schneider@pobox.com (Adam Schneider)
ST. JAMES HOTEL (Mary Karlzen)
------------------------------
[Actually in F#; capo 4.]
[The A's that follow the G(9)'s have some Asus9's mixed in with them;
listen to the recording to figure it out exactly.]
D G(9) A A
At the St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
They say that a gunslinger named Wright died there a long time ago
Em A D G
In a poker game one afternoon, he was called out of the room
Em Em A
And the cards he held, well they fell to the floor
A
And he don't play cards no more
D G(9) A A
At the St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
They say that Frank and Jesse stayed there a long time ago, and they
Em A D G
Rode into town like two strangers, and no one questioned who they were
Em Em A A
They needed a night to sleep it off
Em A D G (Em)
I was all alone in the upstairs hall when from behind I heard him call
Em Em A A (D)
You must never never sell the St. James Hotel
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
Em A D G Em Em A A
[guitar solo]
D G(9) A A
Well I bought this hotel about a year ago
D G(9) A A (Em)
It was all broken down, and no one ever told of all the ghosts
Em A D G
That still walk the halls, I can hear 'em shooting up the walls
Em Em A A
And I know I will never sell the St. James Hotel
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico, ohhhh
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico, ohhhh
D G(9) A A
The St. James Hotel outside of Mexico
[repeat D G(9) A A several times]
