Biografía:
Petty no tenía aspiraciones musicales hasta que Elvis Presley visitó su ciudad natal. Tras trabajar con sus primeros grupos The Sundowners, The Epics y Mudcrutch (que incluían a Mike Campbell y Benmont Tench, futuros miembros de los Heartbreakers), comenzó su carrera discográfica como Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers con un álbum titulado como la banda y publicado en 1976. El álbum tardó un año en tener éxito en su país natal. En 1977, la
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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!
Artist: Tom Petty
Song: Down South
Album: Highway Companion
Each verse uses the same chords.
Each chorus uses the same chords, except the last one, which I "tabbed."
The rhythm of the transitions between A and Asus4 at the end of each verse is tricky - please
listen to the record or watch a performance to get a sense of the timing.
------------------------------------------
Intro: D (repeat for four measures)
Intro Riff (play 4x):
e-------2---------|
B-----3-----3---3-|
G---2---------2---|
D-0---------------|
A-----------------|
E-----------------|
Verse:
D A D
headed back down south
G D
gonna see my daddy's mistress
G D
gonna buy back her forgiveness
Bm A Asus4 A Asus4
pay off every witness
Verse 2
Chorus:
G D
So if I come to your door
G D
let me sleep on your floor
A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
Intro Riff x2
Verse 3
Verse 4
Chorus
Intro/ Intro riff x2 (solo starts as the second measure ends)
Guitar solo (same chords as verse)
Verse 5
Verse 6
Final Chorus:
G D
So if I come to your door
G D
let me sleep on your floor
A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
D G A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
Intro x3
End on a single D chord
Song: Down South
Album: Highway Companion
Each verse uses the same chords.
Each chorus uses the same chords, except the last one, which I "tabbed."
The rhythm of the transitions between A and Asus4 at the end of each verse is tricky - please
listen to the record or watch a performance to get a sense of the timing.
------------------------------------------
Intro: D (repeat for four measures)
Intro Riff (play 4x):
e-------2---------|
B-----3-----3---3-|
G---2---------2---|
D-0---------------|
A-----------------|
E-----------------|
Verse:
D A D
headed back down south
G D
gonna see my daddy's mistress
G D
gonna buy back her forgiveness
Bm A Asus4 A Asus4
pay off every witness
Verse 2
Chorus:
G D
So if I come to your door
G D
let me sleep on your floor
A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
Intro Riff x2
Verse 3
Verse 4
Chorus
Intro/ Intro riff x2 (solo starts as the second measure ends)
Guitar solo (same chords as verse)
Verse 5
Verse 6
Final Chorus:
G D
So if I come to your door
G D
let me sleep on your floor
A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
D G A
I'll give you all I have
D
and a little more
Intro x3
End on a single D chord
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