Biografía:
Gram Parsons y Chris Hilmann miembros de The Byrds con Sneaky Pete Kleinow y Chris Ethridge formarán en la década de los 70 el embrión del mítico grupo que será la base y fuente de otros posteriores como los Eagles.
Mas adelante ingresarán en Burrito otros músicos como Gene Parsons o Bernie Leadon que irán conformando la leyenda dal grupo pionero y mas importante de la música country rock.
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Otras canciones:
- All Alone
- Angel Steps Out Of Heaven
- Break My Mind
- Christines Tune
- Cody Cody
- Colorado
- Crazy Arms
- Dark End Of The Street
- Do Right Woman
- Do You Know
- Do You Know How It Feels
- Down In The Churchyard
- Hand To Mouth
- High Fashion Queen
- Hot Burrito No 1
- Hot Burrito No 2
- Image Of Me
- Juanita
- Just Cant Be
- Lazy Days
- Man In The Fog
- My Uncle
- Northbound Bus
- Older Guys
- Out Of Control
- Sin City
- Sing Me Back Home
- Six Days On The Road
- Sweet Desert Childhood
- To Romona
- Tried So Hard
- Wheels
- White Line Fever
- Why Are You Crying
- Wild Horses
¡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!
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From [email protected] Thu May 15 16:59:32 1997
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 23:52:19 GMT
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Sweet Desert Childhood Flying Burrito Brothers Chords/Words
thanks to Roy J for the words
please post corrections
Flying Burrito Brothers Sweet Desert Childhood by Gene Parsons
G
It was off the desert road
C G
Fourteen miles up in the canyon I was born
G
Where the rocks were piled up high
C
And when the sun went down
G
They looked like big old monsters
C
You could yell out your whole name
A7 C
And the echo would come back crystal clear
G
And the silence was so deafening
C G
I could hear it like thunder in my ears
G
I still taste the sweet cool water
C G
As it bubbled out to quench the burning sand
And the cottonwoods stood trembling
C G
As the desert wind blew soft across the land
C
Somewhere far away a coyote
A7 C
Called out his mournful ghostly song
G
And I knew that very soon
C G
Sweet desert childhood would be gone
C Bm C
Can a man ever go back home again?
C Am D C G
Can a man ever live that way again?
G
The old windmill made a groan
C G
As it turned around to face the cold of the night
G
The proof of all existence
C G
Crackled warm in the flickering firelight
C
And the stars were so perfect
A7 C
That I wondered might this all just be a dream
G C G
Could this all-alone place really be as magic as it seems?
C Am C
Can a man ever go back home again?
C Am D G
Can a man ever live that way again?
From Flying Again
Columbia Records
#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. #
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From [email protected] Thu May 15 16:59:32 1997
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 23:52:19 GMT
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Sweet Desert Childhood Flying Burrito Brothers Chords/Words
thanks to Roy J for the words
please post corrections
Flying Burrito Brothers Sweet Desert Childhood by Gene Parsons
G
It was off the desert road
C G
Fourteen miles up in the canyon I was born
G
Where the rocks were piled up high
C
And when the sun went down
G
They looked like big old monsters
C
You could yell out your whole name
A7 C
And the echo would come back crystal clear
G
And the silence was so deafening
C G
I could hear it like thunder in my ears
G
I still taste the sweet cool water
C G
As it bubbled out to quench the burning sand
And the cottonwoods stood trembling
C G
As the desert wind blew soft across the land
C
Somewhere far away a coyote
A7 C
Called out his mournful ghostly song
G
And I knew that very soon
C G
Sweet desert childhood would be gone
C Bm C
Can a man ever go back home again?
C Am D C G
Can a man ever live that way again?
G
The old windmill made a groan
C G
As it turned around to face the cold of the night
G
The proof of all existence
C G
Crackled warm in the flickering firelight
C
And the stars were so perfect
A7 C
That I wondered might this all just be a dream
G C G
Could this all-alone place really be as magic as it seems?
C Am C
Can a man ever go back home again?
C Am D G
Can a man ever live that way again?
From Flying Again
Columbia Records
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