Biography:
Phish is a rock band which formed in 1983 in Burlington, Vermont, United States. For most of their career, the group's lineup has consisted of Trey Anastasio (guitar, vocals), Page McConnell (keyboards, vocals), Mike Gordon (bass, vocals) and Jon Fishman (drums, vocals, vacuum cleaner).
The band is known for musical improvisation, extended jams, blending of genres, and a rigorous touring schedule that draws a famously dedicated fan base. Their music blends elements of a wide variety of genres
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- Billy Breathes
- Blaze On
- Connection
- Crowd Control
- Dirt
- Down With Disease
- Driver
- Farmhouse
- Fluffhead
- Heavy Things
- Lifeboy
- Nicu
- Sample In A Jar
- Waste
- Weigh
- Wilson
- Abc Visen
- Ac Dc Bag
- Access Me
- Alaska
- Anything But Me
- Architect
- Backwards Down The Number Line
- Blaze On Acoustic
- Blue And Lonesome
- Bouncing Around The Room
- Brian And Robert
- Cant Always Listen
- Cavern
- Chalkdust Torture
- Character Zero
- Cities
- Colonel Forbin
- Colonel Forbins Ascent
- Devotion To A Dream
- Dog Faced Boy
- Eliza
- Fee
- Free
- Friday
- Frost
- Get Back On The Train
- Guelah Papyrus
- Gumbo
- Halleys Comet
- Have Mercy
- If I Could
- Joy
- Julius
- Kill Devil Falls
- Miss You
- More
- Nothing
- Ocelot
- On Your Way Down
- Pebbles And Marbles
- Prince Caspian
- Sanity
- Scent Of A Mule
- Set Your Soul Free
- Silent In The Morning
- Slave To The Traffic Light
- Sleeping Monkey
- Soul Planet
- Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan
- Strange Design
- Suzie Greenberg
- Suzy Greenberg
- The Ballad Of Curtis Loew
- The Line
- The Wedge
- Tide Turns
- Timber
- Two Versions Of Me
- Wading In The Velvet Sea
- We Are Come To Outlive Our Brains
- When The Circus Comes To Town
- Wolfmans Brother
- Yarmouth Road
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Guelah Papyrus
~From: John Greene
~From: "Anthony J. Went"
~From: Eric Berman ([email protected])
Bm7 A A E E (3x) E9 held out F#7#9
the verses:
Bm7 A A E E (4x)
Bm7 A A E E D Bm7
Bm7 A A E E 2x
Bm7 A A E E D Bm7
Bm7 A A E E D F#7#9
the chorus:
Bm7 A A E E
Bm7 A A E E
Bm7 A A E E
E9 held, staccato F# 7#9 (I think it's different rt. before asse festival)
The chords should be played like this:
Bm7 A E E9 F#7#9
E--7----x---x---7---------|
B--7----10--9---7----10---|
G--7----9---9---7----9----|
D--7----7---9---6----8----|
A--x------------7----9----|
E--7----------------------|
The F#7#9 chord, for those who might not know... would be played at the
ninth fret... fifth thru second strings... spells out the notes F# A# E A
(for those who know "Purple Haze," it's the main chord up 2 frets)...
anyway... those F#7#9 stabs add alot to the song, especially with page's
sweet sounding hammond...
--
Charles Jensen Department of Biology
[email protected] University of Utah
#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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
Guelah Papyrus
~From: John Greene
~From: "Anthony J. Went"
~From: Eric Berman ([email protected])
Bm7 A A E E (3x) E9 held out F#7#9
the verses:
Bm7 A A E E (4x)
Bm7 A A E E D Bm7
Bm7 A A E E 2x
Bm7 A A E E D Bm7
Bm7 A A E E D F#7#9
the chorus:
Bm7 A A E E
Bm7 A A E E
Bm7 A A E E
E9 held, staccato F# 7#9 (I think it's different rt. before asse festival)
The chords should be played like this:
Bm7 A E E9 F#7#9
E--7----x---x---7---------|
B--7----10--9---7----10---|
G--7----9---9---7----9----|
D--7----7---9---6----8----|
A--x------------7----9----|
E--7----------------------|
The F#7#9 chord, for those who might not know... would be played at the
ninth fret... fifth thru second strings... spells out the notes F# A# E A
(for those who know "Purple Haze," it's the main chord up 2 frets)...
anyway... those F#7#9 stabs add alot to the song, especially with page's
sweet sounding hammond...
--
Charles Jensen Department of Biology
[email protected] University of Utah
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