Biografía:
JP Hoe’s sophomore album, 2012’s Mannequin, may be named for a plastic ideal — but it beats with a human pulse. The acclaimed Winnipeg-based singer/songwriter has crafted the kind of album that, to borrow a Wilco lyric, tries to break your heart. A soaring collection of cinematic epics that still burn with an intimate intensity. The twice Western Canadian Music Award nominated artist has a tremendous gift for writing songs would sound as good stripped down around a campfire as they would in a soft-seat theatre with a full orchestra.
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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!
Hey guys! I'm Alex, and this is the first JP Hoe song on Ultimate-Guitar! I find
that crazy, because this guy is incredibly talented. I first saw him at the
Mansion House in St. Catharines, and he just blew me away. His album is quite
good, but it doesn't do justice to how phenomenal he sounds live. This is off his
Christmas album Hoe, Hoe, Hoe. In the recording, he plays a baritone ukelele, guitar, and piano.
When he played it live, he just used the barry uke. So, some spots might not sound identical to the
original, but it should be pretty close! He rides pretty heavily on beats 2 and 4,
so make sure you get a nice down strum on 2 and 4 each bar. Have fun!
Am x 2 (you can try alternating between Am and Am/E, that sounds good to me)
Am C F F
I will send you letters when the snow begins to fall upon your covered head
Am C F F
Invite you to the table where we talk about the year and all the skin we shed
Dm C F F
When 9 o'clock appears we head into the den
Dm C G G
Assume the same positions with our instruments
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
Am C F F
Take a turn selecting from the hymnals preached by John and Paul and Ringo, too
Am C F F
Interwoven with the melodies, the minor keys, that speak some sacred truth
Dm C F F
It's still outside; the frost that bites; three sleeps to go
Dm C G G
This evening is a chorus for no sorry souls
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
*barry uke solo* (Just a bunch of Am, for those that want to solo)
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords? When your turn comes around
will you be singing...
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
Am
Check out what JP Hoe is up to at http://www.jphoe.com !!!
that crazy, because this guy is incredibly talented. I first saw him at the
Mansion House in St. Catharines, and he just blew me away. His album is quite
good, but it doesn't do justice to how phenomenal he sounds live. This is off his
Christmas album Hoe, Hoe, Hoe. In the recording, he plays a baritone ukelele, guitar, and piano.
When he played it live, he just used the barry uke. So, some spots might not sound identical to the
original, but it should be pretty close! He rides pretty heavily on beats 2 and 4,
so make sure you get a nice down strum on 2 and 4 each bar. Have fun!
Am x 2 (you can try alternating between Am and Am/E, that sounds good to me)
Am C F F
I will send you letters when the snow begins to fall upon your covered head
Am C F F
Invite you to the table where we talk about the year and all the skin we shed
Dm C F F
When 9 o'clock appears we head into the den
Dm C G G
Assume the same positions with our instruments
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
Am C F F
Take a turn selecting from the hymnals preached by John and Paul and Ringo, too
Am C F F
Interwoven with the melodies, the minor keys, that speak some sacred truth
Dm C F F
It's still outside; the frost that bites; three sleeps to go
Dm C G G
This evening is a chorus for no sorry souls
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
*barry uke solo* (Just a bunch of Am, for those that want to solo)
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords and sing those words and play that song?
G Dm F C
When your turn comes around, will you strum those chords? When your turn comes around
will you be singing...
Chorus:
Dm F C Am
O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am
Singing O-----------, O' holy night
Dm F C Am D7 Dm
Thinking O-------------, O' holy night, o' holy night
Am
Check out what JP Hoe is up to at http://www.jphoe.com !!!
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