Biografía:
John Prine (Maywood, Illinois, 10 de octubre de 1946) es un cantautor de country y folk estadounidense con un amplio éxito, tanto de crítica como de público, desde la década de 1970.
Sus padres fueron William Prine y Verna Hamm. Su abuelo había sido guitarrista de Merle Travis y Prine se inició como guitarrista a los catorce años. Durante cinco años trabajó como cartero, e hizo el servicio militar antes de comenzar su carrera musical en Chicago.
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Otras canciones:
- Angel From Montgomery
- Blue Umbrella
- Dear Abby
- Everybody
- Flag Decal
- Great Compromise
- Hello In There
- How Lucky
- I Hate It When That Happens To Me
- Illegal Smile
- In Spite Of Ourselves
- Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian
- Mexican Home
- Please Don't Bury Me
- Sam Stone
- Six O'clock News
- Souvenirs
- Take The Star Out Ofthe Widow
- Yes I Guess They Oughta Name A Drink After You
- A Good Time
- Aimless Love
- Aint Hurtin Nobody
- All Night Blue
- All The Best
- All The Way With You
- Angel From Montogomery
- Angle From Montgomery
- Automobile
- Aw Heck
- Back Street Affair
- Bad Boy
- Be My Friend Tonight
- Bear Creek Blues
- Big Fat Love
- Billy The Bum
- Bottomless Lake
- Boundless Love
- Bruised Orange
- Caravan Of Fools
- Carousel Of Love
- Christmas In Prison
- Clay Pigeons
- Clocks And Spoons
- Come Back To Us Barbara Lewis Hare Krishna Beauregard
- Common Sense
- Crazy As A Loon
- Crooked Piece Of Time
- Daddys Little Pumpkin
- Day Is Done
- Death Of Floyd Collins
- Diamonds In The Rough
- Donald And Lydia
- Dont Be Ashamed Of Your Age
- Dont Bury Me
- Down By The Side Of The Road
- Dual Custody
- Egg And Daughter Nite Lincoln Nebraska 1967 Crazy Bone
- Everybody Wants To Feel Like You
- Everything Is Cool
- Far Far From Me
- Far From Me
- Fish And Whistle
- Fish Whistle
- Flashback Blues
- Forbidden Jimmy
- Glory Of True Love
- God Only Knows
- Grandpa Was A Carpenter
- Great Rain
- He Was In Heaven Before He Died
- Humidity Built
- Humidity Built The Snowman
- I Had A Dream
- I Have Met My Love Today
- I Know One
- I Love You So Much It Hurts
- I Want To Be With You Always
- If I Could
- If She Were You
- If You Dont Want My Love
- In A Town This Size
- Inspite Of Ourselves
- Iron Ore Betty
- Its A Big Old Goofy World
- Its A Cheating Situation
- Its Happening To You
- Jesus The Missing Years
- Killing The Blues
- Knockin On Your Screen Door
- Lake Marie
- Late John Garfield Blues
- Leave The Lights On
- Lets Invite Them Over
- Lets Talk Dirty In Hawaiian
- Lets Talk Dirty In Hawiian
- Linda Goes To Mars
- Living In The Future
- Lonesome Friends Of Science
- Long Monday
- Look At Us
- Loose Talk
- Love Love Love
- Love You So
- Me Myself And I
- Middleman
- Milwaukee Here I Come
- Morning Train
- My Darlin Hometown
- My Woman
- New Train
- Nine Pound Hammer
- No Ordinary Blue
- Often Is A Word I Seldom Use
- One Red Rose
- Only Love
- Onomatopoeia
- Other Side Of Town
- Out Of Love
- Paradise
- People Putting People Down
- Picture Show
- Plastic Jesus
- Please Dont Bury Me
- Pretty Good
- Quiet Man
- Quit Hollerin
- Quit Hollerin At Me
- Remember Me When Candlelights Are Gleaming
- Rocky Mountain Time
- Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone
- Saddle In The Rain
- Safety Joe
- Same Thang Happend To Me
- Same Thing Happened To Me
- She Is My Everything
- Silent Night All Day Long
- Six Oclock News
- Sleepy Eyed Boy
- Slow Boat To China
- So Sad To Watch Good Love Go Bad
- Some Humans Aint Human
- Somewhere Someones Falling In Love
- Sour Grapes
- Souvineers
- Spanish Pipedream
- Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
- Storm Windows
- Summers End
- Sweet Revenge
- Take A Look At My Heart
- Taking A Walk
- That Close To You
- Thats How Every Empire Falls
- Thats The Way That The World Goes Round
- Thats The Way The World Goes Round
- The Accident
- The Bottomless Lake
- The Frying Pan
- The Hobo Song
- The Moon Is Down
- The Oldest Baby In The World
- The Other Side Of Town
- The Picture Show
- The Sins Of Memphisto
- The Torch Singer
- There She Goes
- This Guitar Is For Sale
- This Love Is
- This Love Is Real
- Til A Tear Becomes A Rose
- Unlonely
- Unwed Fathers
- Unwed Fathers2
- We Are The Lonely
- We Could
- We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds
- Wedding Bellslets Turn Back The Years
- Wedding Day In Funeralville
- Were Not The Jet Set
- When Two Worlds Collide
- Wish You All The Best
- You Mean So Much To Me
- Your Flag Decal Wont Get You Into Heaven Anymore
- Youve Got Gold
¡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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SAM STONE - John Prine
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Album: John Prine (1971)
Tabbed by Robert Saunders
Tuning: standard with capo on 5th fret.
Chords (relative to capo):
C: X32010
F: 13321X (or Fmaj7: 133210)
G: 320003
D7: XX0212 (or D7/A: X00212)
G7: 320001
C/G: 332010
Dm: XX0231
Notes:
John Prine uses the Travis Picking technique for this song, using his thumb (with a thumb pick)
to play alternating bass notes. He tends to alternate between the 5th and 3rd strings for the
C chords, and between the 6th and 4th strings for the F and G chords. On the D7 and Dm chords
his thumb plays the 4th and 3rd strings.
In the tab below, notes outside parentheses indicate chords. Notes inside parentheses
indicate individual notes for the bass runs which add to the song's character.
Prine doesn’t play the 1st string when he’s picking the F chord but to my ear the Fmaj7 sounds
better than F if you’re strumming.
Please let me know if you spot any errors and I will correct them.
C C
Sam Stone came home
F F
To his wife and family
G G ( A B ) C F C
After serving in the conflict o-verseas
C C
And the time that he served
F F
Had shattered all his nerves
G G ( A B ) C F C
And left a little shrapnel in his knee
F F
But the morphine eased the pain
F F
And the grass grew round his brain
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
And gave him all the confidence he lacked
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
With a Purple Heart and a monkey on his back
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C
Hmm hmm hmm
C C
Sam Stone's welcome home
F F
Didn't last too long
G G ( A B ) C C
He went to work when he'd spent his last dime
C C
And Sammy took to stealing
F F
When he got that empty feeling
G F G C F C
For a hundred dollar habit without overtime
F F
And the gold rolled through his veins
F F
Like a thousand railroad trains
D7 ( E F# ) G G7
And eased his mind in the hours that he chose
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
While the kids ran around wearing other peoples' clothes
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C
Hmm hmm hmm
C C
Sam Stone was alone
F F
When he popped his last balloon
G G ( A B ) C
Climbing walls while sitting in a chair
C C
Well he played his last request
F F
While the room smelled just like death
G ( A B ) C F C
With an overdose hovering in the air
F F
But life had lost its fun
F F
And there was nothing to be done
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
But trade his house that he bought on the G. I. Bill
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
For a flag draped casket on a local heroes' hill
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C ( G A B ) C
Hmm hmm hmm
SAM STONE - John Prine
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Album: John Prine (1971)
Tabbed by Robert Saunders
Tuning: standard with capo on 5th fret.
Chords (relative to capo):
C: X32010
F: 13321X (or Fmaj7: 133210)
G: 320003
D7: XX0212 (or D7/A: X00212)
G7: 320001
C/G: 332010
Dm: XX0231
Notes:
John Prine uses the Travis Picking technique for this song, using his thumb (with a thumb pick)
to play alternating bass notes. He tends to alternate between the 5th and 3rd strings for the
C chords, and between the 6th and 4th strings for the F and G chords. On the D7 and Dm chords
his thumb plays the 4th and 3rd strings.
In the tab below, notes outside parentheses indicate chords. Notes inside parentheses
indicate individual notes for the bass runs which add to the song's character.
Prine doesn’t play the 1st string when he’s picking the F chord but to my ear the Fmaj7 sounds
better than F if you’re strumming.
Please let me know if you spot any errors and I will correct them.
C C
Sam Stone came home
F F
To his wife and family
G G ( A B ) C F C
After serving in the conflict o-verseas
C C
And the time that he served
F F
Had shattered all his nerves
G G ( A B ) C F C
And left a little shrapnel in his knee
F F
But the morphine eased the pain
F F
And the grass grew round his brain
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
And gave him all the confidence he lacked
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
With a Purple Heart and a monkey on his back
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C
Hmm hmm hmm
C C
Sam Stone's welcome home
F F
Didn't last too long
G G ( A B ) C C
He went to work when he'd spent his last dime
C C
And Sammy took to stealing
F F
When he got that empty feeling
G F G C F C
For a hundred dollar habit without overtime
F F
And the gold rolled through his veins
F F
Like a thousand railroad trains
D7 ( E F# ) G G7
And eased his mind in the hours that he chose
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
While the kids ran around wearing other peoples' clothes
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C
Hmm hmm hmm
C C
Sam Stone was alone
F F
When he popped his last balloon
G G ( A B ) C
Climbing walls while sitting in a chair
C C
Well he played his last request
F F
While the room smelled just like death
G ( A B ) C F C
With an overdose hovering in the air
F F
But life had lost its fun
F F
And there was nothing to be done
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
But trade his house that he bought on the G. I. Bill
D7 D7 ( E F# ) G G7
For a flag draped casket on a local heroes' hill
( A B ) C/G C/G Dm Dm
There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes
F F G G
Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose
C/G C/G
Little pitchers have big ears
Am Am
Don't stop to count the years
D7 D7 G G7
Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios
( G A B ) C C ( G A B ) C
Hmm hmm hmm
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