Biografía:
Jack Bruce nacido en Escocia el 14 de Mayo de 1943, compositor, cantante, multi-instrumentalista, considerado como uno de los vocalistas de más de gran alcance y de los bajistas más grandes de su tiempo, su habilidad improvisacional y acercamiento completamente único, de espiritu libre a la composición cambiaría por siempre la música eléctrica. Él pertenecio a la Graham Bond Organisation, despues se unio con John Mayall, donde conoceria a Eric Clapton
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Otras canciones:
- Dancing On Air
- Deserted Cities Of The Heart
- Escape To The Royal Wood On Ice
- Facelift 318
- Folk Song
- Hit And Run
- Hows Tricks
- Keep It Down
- Lost Inside A Song
- Make Love 2
- Morning Story
- Never Tell Your Mother Shes Out Of Tune
- Out Into The Fields
- Pieces Of Mind
- Rope Ladder To The Moon
- Ships In The Night
- The Clearout
- The Consul At Sunset
- The Ministry Of Bag
- Theme For An Imaginary Western
- Tickets To Waterfalls
- To Isengard
- Weird Of Hermiston
- Willpower
- Wind And The Sea
- Without A Word
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Tickets To Waterfalls (Jack Bruce – Pete Brown)
Introduction Piano Lick
The melody suggests Am Dm Bdim E F then
Am C F F F F G Am C F7 Bb
C D E Ab Bb C D E
Verse 1
Am F D G
I bought you tickets for the waterfalls
E F G Am
And you poured away all the change
Am C F F F F G
Trained your bicycle to dance
Am C F7 Bb
Told it tales of window boxes and people with locks
C D E
While you filed away the time
Ab Bb C D E
And lost the place in the river.
Verse 2
Am F D G
Couldn't do anything about the days
E F G Am
But I helped with some of the nights
Am C F F F F G
You worked my blisters to the bone
Am C F7 Bb
Playing songs of tiny men and bridges in wine
C D E
While you led the time astray
Ab Bb C D E
And lost your head in the rainbow.
Bridge 1 (to 3) G D F
Bridge 2 (to 4) C G Bb F
Verse 3/4
Am F D G
You never saw anything glittering
E F G Am
But you had to melt it down
Am C F F F F G
I made your rivers all run dry
Am C F7 Bb
Soaked them up with train timetables and carpets of lies
C D E
And I listened to your smile,
Ab Bb G A G A G A G A etc to fade
& found my place in the morning.
Introduction Piano Lick
The melody suggests Am Dm Bdim E F then
Am C F F F F G Am C F7 Bb
C D E Ab Bb C D E
Verse 1
Am F D G
I bought you tickets for the waterfalls
E F G Am
And you poured away all the change
Am C F F F F G
Trained your bicycle to dance
Am C F7 Bb
Told it tales of window boxes and people with locks
C D E
While you filed away the time
Ab Bb C D E
And lost the place in the river.
Verse 2
Am F D G
Couldn't do anything about the days
E F G Am
But I helped with some of the nights
Am C F F F F G
You worked my blisters to the bone
Am C F7 Bb
Playing songs of tiny men and bridges in wine
C D E
While you led the time astray
Ab Bb C D E
And lost your head in the rainbow.
Bridge 1 (to 3) G D F
Bridge 2 (to 4) C G Bb F
Verse 3/4
Am F D G
You never saw anything glittering
E F G Am
But you had to melt it down
Am C F F F F G
I made your rivers all run dry
Am C F7 Bb
Soaked them up with train timetables and carpets of lies
C D E
And I listened to your smile,
Ab Bb G A G A G A G A etc to fade
& found my place in the morning.
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