Biography:
What the hell is a Wrinkle Neck Mule? A sophomoric phallic reference? Too easy. A pack animal used in the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico to transport opium to America in the early 1900s? History channel worthy, but wrong. A band of five (or four, depending on the wind) from Richmond, Virginia carrying indie-rockish country music about the land? Eureka. Daily double.
Born somewhere on I-64 between Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia in late 1999
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Other songs:
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- Apprentice To Ghosts
- Banks Of The James
- Beehive
- Before The Rise And Fall
- Bells And Whistles
- Big Dipper
- Black Skies For The High And Mighty
- Bottomland
- Broken Rider
- Bury My Gold
- Cadillac Limousine
- Catfish And Color Tvs
- Central Daylight Time
- Chemical Dependence
- Cracks And Seams
- Cumberland Sound
- Days Dont End
- Discarded
- Dopamine Dream
- Double Blade
- Dust Of Saturday
- Eyes Down
- Failure Of Liver
- Fortune Fades
- Gold Dust Twin
- Head Of Steam
- Heavens High
- Howard Johnson
- Leaving Chattanooga
- Let The Lead Fly
- Liberty Bell
- Light Of Day
- Liza
- Lowlight
- Mecklenburg County
- Medicine Bow
- Minor Enough
- Mustang Island
- Never Was The Bird
- No Consolation
- Okeechobee
- On Wounded Knee
- One Hand In The Furnace
- Pale Colored Hue
- Parting Of The Clouds
- Patience In The Shadows
- Pleasure Is The Absence Of Pain
- Pull Me From The Wreckage
- Push The Pedal
- Release The Reins
- Ringing In The Days
- San Gabriel
- Stone Above Your Head
- Sugar And Sunshine
- Sugar Bowl
- Sunday Special
- Swagger And Honesty
- The Lines Been Drawn
- The Waters All Run Dry
- The Whistler Knows Best
- The Wicks Have Met
- Token
- Tropical Depression
- Undertakers Song
- Ursa Major
- Wandering Valley Prelude
- Weeps
- When The Wheels Touch Down
- When Things Unravel
- Whiskey Jars
- Whistlers And Sparklers
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BIG DIPPER - Wrinkle Neck Mules
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Tabbed by: A.J. Conner
E-mail: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Probably one of the best songs on "Minor Enough" right here. I tried to notate
the rhythm for that main riff as best as I could.
CHORDS USED:
C: (3)32010
Am: x02210
F: (1)(3)3211
Dm: xx0231
G: 320033
C/B: x20010
[INTRO]
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
F Am
[VERSE]
C Am
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C Am
What of their stills in the pines?
C Am F Am
Is their kettle still burnin' hot? Or has that still run dry?
C Am C Am
Papa was a whiskey man and his before him, now so am I.
C Am
Lord knows I miss them but I know I'm not alone,
F Am
When I look up into the night sky.
[CHORUS 1]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there in the middle of the night
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my weed and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
F Am
[VERSE 2]
C Am
Way down South Georgia in 1932,
C Am
old Uncle John was in a bind,
C Am
Owned himself the only general store for miles
F Am
Controlled all the farmin' supplies
C Am
Wasn't long before the I.O.U.s piled up;
C Am
people just couldn't pay
C Am
So it closed that store and up into the woods he went
F Am
Back to that moonshine
[CHORUS 2]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there in the middle of the night
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my corn and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
[BRIDGE]
G F C
And I know that they'll walk with me
G F C
When it's time for me to pass to that great by and by
G F C
And I pray the Lord will forgive me
F G
'Cause even Jesus Christ could use a little wine
C Am
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C Am
What of their stills in the pines?
C Am
Is their kettle still burnin' hot,
F Am
or has that still run dry?
[CHORUS 3]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there... in the pines
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my corn and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
[ENDING]
Am G F G
Yes I look up through the pines and give a nod
C
To that big dipper in the sky
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1e
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0----------0---------------------------------------|
B|----1-1------1-1------1-1----------1---------------------------------------|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0----------0---------------------------------------|
D|----2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0----0h2-------------------------------------|
A|--3-----------------------------3--3---------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
************************************
| o repeat symbol
| h hammer on
| p pull off
| x mute note
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BIG DIPPER - Wrinkle Neck Mules
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: A.J. Conner
E-mail: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Probably one of the best songs on "Minor Enough" right here. I tried to notate
the rhythm for that main riff as best as I could.
CHORDS USED:
C: (3)32010
Am: x02210
F: (1)(3)3211
Dm: xx0231
G: 320033
C/B: x20010
[INTRO]
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
F Am
[VERSE]
C Am
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C Am
What of their stills in the pines?
C Am F Am
Is their kettle still burnin' hot? Or has that still run dry?
C Am C Am
Papa was a whiskey man and his before him, now so am I.
C Am
Lord knows I miss them but I know I'm not alone,
F Am
When I look up into the night sky.
[CHORUS 1]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there in the middle of the night
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my weed and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
F Am
[VERSE 2]
C Am
Way down South Georgia in 1932,
C Am
old Uncle John was in a bind,
C Am
Owned himself the only general store for miles
F Am
Controlled all the farmin' supplies
C Am
Wasn't long before the I.O.U.s piled up;
C Am
people just couldn't pay
C Am
So it closed that store and up into the woods he went
F Am
Back to that moonshine
[CHORUS 2]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there in the middle of the night
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my corn and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
[BRIDGE]
G F C
And I know that they'll walk with me
G F C
When it's time for me to pass to that great by and by
G F C
And I pray the Lord will forgive me
F G
'Cause even Jesus Christ could use a little wine
C Am
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C Am
What of their stills in the pines?
C Am
Is their kettle still burnin' hot,
F Am
or has that still run dry?
[CHORUS 3]
Dm F
Where do the old moonshiners go when they die?
C G
I've been told that they're livin' in that big dipper in the sky,
Dm F C Am G
It's their kettles still burnin' bright
F G
When I'm alone out there... in the pines
C C/B Am
Sittin' with my corn and my wine,
F G C
I look up through the pines and give a nod to that big dipper in the sky.
[ENDING]
Am G F G
Yes I look up through the pines and give a nod
C
To that big dipper in the sky
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0------------0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0-----------------|
B|o---1-1------1-1------1-1------------1-1---1-1---1-1---1-1----------------o|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0------------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----------------|
D|o---2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0------2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2----------------o|
A|--3-----------------------------3--0-----------0---------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------0-----------0---------------------|
1 & a 2e & a 3e & a 4e & 1e
C Am
e|----0-0------0-0------0-0----------0---------------------------------------|
B|----1-1------1-1------1-1----------1---------------------------------------|
G|----0-0------0-0--0h2-0-0----------0---------------------------------------|
D|----2-2--0h2--------------0h2p0----0h2-------------------------------------|
A|--3-----------------------------3--3---------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
************************************
| o repeat symbol
| h hammer on
| p pull off
| x mute note
************************************
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