Biografía:
Sarah Buxton grew up in Lawrence, Kan., and became actively involved in music as a child by learning piano, playing flute and joining a children's choir. She sang Patty Loveless' "Blame It on Your Heart" at a talent show as a junior in high school. As she learned more about music, she became interested in songwriters and began writing poetry. After graduation, she met one of her musical idols, Stevie Nicks, who encouraged her to pursue music, which meant a move to Nashville.
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¡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!
Big Blue Sky - Sarah Buxton and Jedd Hughes
From you-tube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzWxfXbM7H0
Tuned half step down
G Em
I suppose its time to see where this will go
C D(Slide C) G-bounce-C
Let's say all the things we already know
G Em
Let's start making plans, I want you to see
C D(Slide C) G-bounce-C
I ain't got a doubt, you're the only one for me
Chorus:
G-bounce-C C & (slide bottom two to 3rd)
I'm gonna step up, Gonna stand tall
G-bounce-C
Im gonna take your hand and understand when you need a place to fall
Em D
Gonna come through, stick up for you
C G D G(Em) C G D G-bounce-C
And any time you want to fly, I will be your big blue sky
This new world is tough, love can lose its way
You and I gotta be strong, take it day by day
We've got something real, We can make it last
I'll give you my word, I'll never take it back
Chorus
F C G
Big... Blue... Sky in your eyes
F C D
Big... Blue... Sky...
Chorus
G D Em
And any time you want to fly,
C slide C to 3rd F7 G-bounce-C
I will be your Big... Blue... Sky...
D(Slide C) = A Regular C chord slid to 3rd fret, thus a D of sorts
G bounce C = Play G chord with your 2nd, 3rd, 4th fingers to enable you to use your 1st
and second finger to quickly (bounce)
back and forth from G to C chords.
G(Em) = Either chord will work. I alternate dependant upon the intensity of the vocalist
what emphasis I like (minor/major)
Enjoy! It's a very nice duet between a female/male vocalist. There are a whole number of
pull-offs you can use off these chords to add to the complexity and sound.
-Ian Magary
From you-tube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzWxfXbM7H0
Tuned half step down
G Em
I suppose its time to see where this will go
C D(Slide C) G-bounce-C
Let's say all the things we already know
G Em
Let's start making plans, I want you to see
C D(Slide C) G-bounce-C
I ain't got a doubt, you're the only one for me
Chorus:
G-bounce-C C & (slide bottom two to 3rd)
I'm gonna step up, Gonna stand tall
G-bounce-C
Im gonna take your hand and understand when you need a place to fall
Em D
Gonna come through, stick up for you
C G D G(Em) C G D G-bounce-C
And any time you want to fly, I will be your big blue sky
This new world is tough, love can lose its way
You and I gotta be strong, take it day by day
We've got something real, We can make it last
I'll give you my word, I'll never take it back
Chorus
F C G
Big... Blue... Sky in your eyes
F C D
Big... Blue... Sky...
Chorus
G D Em
And any time you want to fly,
C slide C to 3rd F7 G-bounce-C
I will be your Big... Blue... Sky...
D(Slide C) = A Regular C chord slid to 3rd fret, thus a D of sorts
G bounce C = Play G chord with your 2nd, 3rd, 4th fingers to enable you to use your 1st
and second finger to quickly (bounce)
back and forth from G to C chords.
G(Em) = Either chord will work. I alternate dependant upon the intensity of the vocalist
what emphasis I like (minor/major)
Enjoy! It's a very nice duet between a female/male vocalist. There are a whole number of
pull-offs you can use off these chords to add to the complexity and sound.
-Ian Magary
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