Biografía:
Sixto Díaz Rodríguez, más conocido como Rodríguez (Detroit, Míchigan, 10 de julio de 1942) es un músico y compositor estadounidense. Sus padres, inmigrantes mexicanos de clase media que arribaron a Estados Unidos en los años 20, lo llamaron Sixto por tratarse del sexto hijo en la familia.
En muchas de sus canciones Rodríguez habla de las crueldades que enfrentan los sectores sociales más pobres y marginados de las grandes urbes.
En 1967 (bajo el nombre Rod Riguez) lanzó el sencillo I'll Slip Away a través del pequeño sello Impact.
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Otras canciones:
- Cause
- I Wonder
- Lifestyles
- Silver Words
- Sugar Man
- A Los Ojos
- A Most Disgusting Song
- Cant Get Away
- Climb Up On My Music
- Copa Rota
- Crucify Your Mind
- Dead End Street
- Enganchate Conmigo
- Establishment Blue
- Establishment Blues
- Forget It
- Gommorah A Nursery Rhyme
- Halfway Up The Stairs
- Hate Street Dialogue
- I Think Of You
- Ill Slip Away
- Im Gonna Live Till I Die
- Inner City Blues
- It Started Out So Nice
- Jane S Piddy
- La Milonga Del Marinero Y El Capitan
- Like Janis
- Only Good For Conversation
- Palabras Mas Palabras Menos
- Para No Olvidar
- Rich Folks Hoax
- Rich Mans Hoax
- Sandrevan Lullaby
- Sin Documentos
- Street Boy
- Sugar Man New Arrangement
- This Is Not A Song Its An Outburst
- To Whom It May Concern
¡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!
Came across that piece on sugarman.org. An awesome site when you want to know
about Sixto Rodriguez. However, listening to the song and watching some videos I
reckon the version with the 7 chords much more fits what he plays. Check it out
[Verse]
Em A Em7 A7
Born in the troubled city
Em A Em7 A7
In Rock and Roll, USA
Em A Em7 A7
In the shadow of the tallest building
Em A Em7 A7
I vowed I would break away
Em A Em7 A7
Listened to the Sunday actors
Em A Em7
But all they would ever say
Em
That you can't get away from it
A Em A
No you can't get away
Em
No you can't get away from it
A Em
No you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
Schooled on the city sidewalks
Em A Em7 A7
Coldness at every turn
Em A Em7 A7
Knew I had to find the exits
Em A Em7 A7
I never, ever would return
Em A Em7 A7
Scoffed at the prophet's omens
Em A Em7 A7
That said I would live to learn
Em A Em7
That you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em. A.
no you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
Going unaided (up 80?) toward the west coast
Em A Em7 A7
Stopped in the sleepy town
Em A Em7 A7
Left my change and walked out
Em A Em7 A7
I didn't even turn around
Em A Em7 A7
What they were getting next to
Em A Em7 A7
Was that old familiar sound
Em A Em7 A7
That you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em. A
no you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
In a hotel room in Amsterdam
Em A Em7 A7
On a wild and windy August night
Em A Em7 A7
As a cloud passed over a cold moon
Em A Em7 A7
My heart was seized with terror and fright
Em A Em7 A7
Seeping up through the floorboards
Em A Em7 A7
Coming in through the walls
Em A Em7 A7
Coming in through the doorway
Em A Em7 A7
Ringing up and down the halls
Em A Em7
That you can't get away from it
Em
no you can't get away
A Em A7
no you can't get away from it
Em A Em7 A7
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away...
about Sixto Rodriguez. However, listening to the song and watching some videos I
reckon the version with the 7 chords much more fits what he plays. Check it out
[Verse]
Em A Em7 A7
Born in the troubled city
Em A Em7 A7
In Rock and Roll, USA
Em A Em7 A7
In the shadow of the tallest building
Em A Em7 A7
I vowed I would break away
Em A Em7 A7
Listened to the Sunday actors
Em A Em7
But all they would ever say
Em
That you can't get away from it
A Em A
No you can't get away
Em
No you can't get away from it
A Em
No you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
Schooled on the city sidewalks
Em A Em7 A7
Coldness at every turn
Em A Em7 A7
Knew I had to find the exits
Em A Em7 A7
I never, ever would return
Em A Em7 A7
Scoffed at the prophet's omens
Em A Em7 A7
That said I would live to learn
Em A Em7
That you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em. A.
no you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
Going unaided (up 80?) toward the west coast
Em A Em7 A7
Stopped in the sleepy town
Em A Em7 A7
Left my change and walked out
Em A Em7 A7
I didn't even turn around
Em A Em7 A7
What they were getting next to
Em A Em7 A7
Was that old familiar sound
Em A Em7 A7
That you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em. A
no you can't get away from it
Em. A
no you can't get away
Em A Em7 A7
In a hotel room in Amsterdam
Em A Em7 A7
On a wild and windy August night
Em A Em7 A7
As a cloud passed over a cold moon
Em A Em7 A7
My heart was seized with terror and fright
Em A Em7 A7
Seeping up through the floorboards
Em A Em7 A7
Coming in through the walls
Em A Em7 A7
Coming in through the doorway
Em A Em7 A7
Ringing up and down the halls
Em A Em7
That you can't get away from it
Em
no you can't get away
A Em A7
no you can't get away from it
Em A Em7 A7
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away
Em A
no you can't get away...
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