Biografía:
Richard Paul Ashcroft (Nacido el 11 de septiembre de 1971, en Billinge, Wigan, Inglaterra) es más conocido como el líder y vocalista de The Verve, banda fundada en 1989 y disuelta en 1999.
Ashcroft comenzó su carrera como solista al disolverse la banda, lanzando Alone with everybody en el año 2000, Human conditions en el año 2002 y Keys to the world en el 2006, destacándose por una veta más rockera que la seguida con The Verve y donde explora sentimientos personales hacia su esposa, el mundo y Dios.
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Otras canciones:
- A Song For The Lovers
- Cry Til The Morning
- Keys To The World
- Music Is Power
- Nature Is The Law
- Sweet Brother Malcolm
- Why Not Nothing
- World Keeps Turning
- A Man In Motion
- A Song For The Lover
- Aint The Future So Bright
- All My Dreams
- Are You Ready
- Birds Fly
- Bitter Sweet Symphony
- Bittersweet Symphony Acoustic
- Black Lines
- Born Again
- Born To Be Strangers
- Brave New World
- Break The Night With Colour
- Buy It In Bottles
- Check The Meaning
- Circles
- Cmon People Were Making It Now
- Could Be A Country Thing City Thing Blues Thing
- Crazy World
- Direction
- Drugs Dont Work
- Everybody
- Get Up Now
- Glory
- God In The Numbers
- Good Lovin
- Hold On
- I Get My Beat
- Let My Soul Rest
- Lord Ive Been Trying
- Lucky Man
- Man On A Mission
- Money To Burn
- Nature Is The Law Acoustic
- New York
- On A Beach Acoustic
- Out Of My Body
- Paradise
- Picture Of You
- Precious Stone
- Rare Vibration
- Science Of Silence
- She Brings Me The Music
- Slip Sliding
- Slow Was My Heart
- Streets Of Amsterdam
- Surprised By The Joy
- Thats How Strong
- Thats When I Feel It
- The Journey
- These People
- They Dont Own Me
- This Is How It Feels
- This Thing Called Life
- United Nations Of Sound
- Weeping Willow
- Why Do Lovers
- Words Just Get In The Way
- You On My Mind In My Sleep
¡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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Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 21:43:21 -0400
From: a spaceman
Subject: a/ashcroft_richard/could_be_a_country_thing_city_thing_blues_thing.crd
If you would like to contact me with
errors/corrections, send an email to
[email protected].*
Song: (Could Be) A Country Thing, City Thing, Blues
Thing
Performer: Richard Ashcroft
Single: A Song For the Lovers
Writer: Richard Ashcroft
Transcribed by Aaron Heisler
([email protected])
_Notes:_ Very pretty love song from Richard's debut
single. Unfortunately I've yet to acquire his album,
so as of yet this is my favorite of his solo songs.
The long title makes it a nightmare to archive in OLGA
I'm sure...:-) It's relatively simple, and the ending
reminds me of an old Verve song called "Gravity
Grave", and bases itself on two repeating chords (F,
Em). It's - almost - minimalist! :-)
_Effects:_ Set delay to 40 ms, sounds about right.
Flanger has much the same effect, with added effect
that sounds a bit like speaker phasing. Less
pedal-centric than other, earlier Verve songs, and the
vocal occasionally drowns out the guitar...
_Tuning:_ This song is played in standard tuning.
(EADGBe).
Define chords:
Dm - XX0231 or 10,12,12,10,10,10
Em - XX2453 or 12,14,14,12,12,12 or 022000
Dm/F - 100231
F - XX3211 or 133211 or XX3565
E - 022100 or 12,14,14,13,12,12
C - X32010 or 8,10,10,9,8,8
_Rhythm:_ This song is played in 4/4 time. In the
verse play two bars of each chord, and in the chorus
it drops down to one bar per chord. Very simple
stuff...
Intro:
G-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2
(With heavy reverb, delay or phase)
Then: Dm, Em - 2 bars each
Verse:
Dm - 2 bars (How many...)
Em - 2 bars (days have I...)
x4
Chorus:
F - 1 bar
E - 1 bar
Dm/F - 1 bar
C - 1 bar
a few times (depends on which verse)
Then back to verse...
End part: (Could be a country thing...)
F - 1 bar
E - 1 bar
repeat...until end of song, whole sequence.
You can visit my Spiritualized site at
http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/electricity/index.html
for more information. There is also a guitar tabs
section where things like this are exchanged but as
this is an Ashy tab it does not fit...
Comments or questions should go to
[email protected]
Thanks again...
#This OLGA 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. Remember to view this file in Courier, or some other monospaced #
#font. See http://www.olga.net/faq/ for more information. #
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 21:43:21 -0400
From: a spaceman
Subject: a/ashcroft_richard/could_be_a_country_thing_city_thing_blues_thing.crd
If you would like to contact me with
errors/corrections, send an email to
[email protected].*
Song: (Could Be) A Country Thing, City Thing, Blues
Thing
Performer: Richard Ashcroft
Single: A Song For the Lovers
Writer: Richard Ashcroft
Transcribed by Aaron Heisler
([email protected])
_Notes:_ Very pretty love song from Richard's debut
single. Unfortunately I've yet to acquire his album,
so as of yet this is my favorite of his solo songs.
The long title makes it a nightmare to archive in OLGA
I'm sure...:-) It's relatively simple, and the ending
reminds me of an old Verve song called "Gravity
Grave", and bases itself on two repeating chords (F,
Em). It's - almost - minimalist! :-)
_Effects:_ Set delay to 40 ms, sounds about right.
Flanger has much the same effect, with added effect
that sounds a bit like speaker phasing. Less
pedal-centric than other, earlier Verve songs, and the
vocal occasionally drowns out the guitar...
_Tuning:_ This song is played in standard tuning.
(EADGBe).
Define chords:
Dm - XX0231 or 10,12,12,10,10,10
Em - XX2453 or 12,14,14,12,12,12 or 022000
Dm/F - 100231
F - XX3211 or 133211 or XX3565
E - 022100 or 12,14,14,13,12,12
C - X32010 or 8,10,10,9,8,8
_Rhythm:_ This song is played in 4/4 time. In the
verse play two bars of each chord, and in the chorus
it drops down to one bar per chord. Very simple
stuff...
Intro:
G-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2
(With heavy reverb, delay or phase)
Then: Dm, Em - 2 bars each
Verse:
Dm - 2 bars (How many...)
Em - 2 bars (days have I...)
x4
Chorus:
F - 1 bar
E - 1 bar
Dm/F - 1 bar
C - 1 bar
a few times (depends on which verse)
Then back to verse...
End part: (Could be a country thing...)
F - 1 bar
E - 1 bar
repeat...until end of song, whole sequence.
You can visit my Spiritualized site at
http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/electricity/index.html
for more information. There is also a guitar tabs
section where things like this are exchanged but as
this is an Ashy tab it does not fit...
Comments or questions should go to
[email protected]
Thanks again...
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