Biography:
Liz Phair (born Elizabeth Clark Phair on April 17, 1967 in New Haven, Connecticut) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist. She was a cornerstone in the underground early '90s indie rock movement for her songcraft and DIY ethics. Her sound developed at the turn of the century into something more akin to pop or adult contemporary.
Phair's entry into the music industry began when she met guitarist Chris Brokaw, a member of the band Come. Brokaw was visiting her San Francisco loft-mate Nora Maccoby when he heard Phair's songs
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Other songs:
- Why Can't I
- 6 1
- And He Slayed Her
- Ant In Alaska
- Avalanche
- Banana Splits Song
- Big Tall Man
- Bionic Eyes
- Closer To You
- Count On My Love
- Dont Hold Your Breath
- Dotted Line
- Everything Between Us
- Everything To Me
- Extraordinary
- Favorite
- Firewalker
- Friend Of Mine
- Fuck And Run
- Girls Girls Girls
- Girls Room
- Giving It All To You
- Go On Ahead
- Go West
- Good Love Never Dies
- Got My Own Thing
- H W C
- Hwc
- Its Sweet
- Lazy Dreamer
- Leap Of Innocence
- Little Digger
- Lost Tonight
- May Queen
- Mesmerizing
- Miss September
- Nashville
- Polyester Bride
- Red Light Fever
- Ride
- Rock Me
- Rocket Boy
- Satisfied
- Shitloads Of Money
- Soap Star Joe
- Somebodys Miracle
- Stars And Planets
- Stratford On Guy
- Table For One
- Take A Look
- Turning Japanese
- What Makes You Happy
- Whip Smart
- White Chocolate Space Egg
- Whitechocolatespaceegg
- Why Cant I
- Why I Lie
- Wind And The Mountain
- You Should Know Me
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From: devastator mike controller
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 1995 13:31:47 -0400
Subject: liz phair tabs
anyway, they're pretty darn near exactly what's on the cd. i didn't
think i'd be able to figger out the jingly part on soap star joe, but i
think you'll find i did a nifty job. i done reel good on
stratford-on-guy too, if i do say so myself. enjoy!!
i don't know the lyrics for these tunes by heart, so i wasn't able to
type out the lyrics with the chords on top. you'll have to figure out
where the chord changes are by playing along with the album. pretty
straightforward though...
stratford-on-guy:
----------------
e shape barre crds. play just the 2 low strings.
to make things easy, numbers in parentheses indicate the fret to play the
chord at. for example, B5 (7) =
e ---
B ---
G ---
D ---
A -9-
E -7-
slide up & down between crds like on the album
funky drum thang...
verses:
(7) (3) (10) (2)
B5 G5 D5 F#5
i was flying into chicago at nite...
(8) (3) (2)
C5 G5 F#5
blah blah blah
repeat
chorus (listen to cd to figure rhythm & how many times to play each crd)
Asus2 Am D funkyE... repeat (Am D E) A few times
shapes: e--0------0--1--2---2----4---|
B--0------1--1--1---3----5---|
G--2------2--2--2---2----4---|
D--2------2--2--2---0----0---|
A--0------0--0--0------------|
E----------------------------|
1* 2*
1* = play a regular Am and add your pinky to the high e string to get
the other 2 crds
2* = just slide the D crd up 2 frets
ok, i guess this file is getting long, so i'll post songs separately...
send presents and/or cash to...
-jeff kim
[email protected]
http://www.duke.edu/~jk2
#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: devastator mike controller
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 1995 13:31:47 -0400
Subject: liz phair tabs
anyway, they're pretty darn near exactly what's on the cd. i didn't
think i'd be able to figger out the jingly part on soap star joe, but i
think you'll find i did a nifty job. i done reel good on
stratford-on-guy too, if i do say so myself. enjoy!!
i don't know the lyrics for these tunes by heart, so i wasn't able to
type out the lyrics with the chords on top. you'll have to figure out
where the chord changes are by playing along with the album. pretty
straightforward though...
stratford-on-guy:
----------------
e shape barre crds. play just the 2 low strings.
to make things easy, numbers in parentheses indicate the fret to play the
chord at. for example, B5 (7) =
e ---
B ---
G ---
D ---
A -9-
E -7-
slide up & down between crds like on the album
funky drum thang...
verses:
(7) (3) (10) (2)
B5 G5 D5 F#5
i was flying into chicago at nite...
(8) (3) (2)
C5 G5 F#5
blah blah blah
repeat
chorus (listen to cd to figure rhythm & how many times to play each crd)
Asus2 Am D funkyE... repeat (Am D E) A few times
shapes: e--0------0--1--2---2----4---|
B--0------1--1--1---3----5---|
G--2------2--2--2---2----4---|
D--2------2--2--2---0----0---|
A--0------0--0--0------------|
E----------------------------|
1* 2*
1* = play a regular Am and add your pinky to the high e string to get
the other 2 crds
2* = just slide the D crd up 2 frets
ok, i guess this file is getting long, so i'll post songs separately...
send presents and/or cash to...
-jeff kim
[email protected]
http://www.duke.edu/~jk2
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