Biografía:
Counting Crows es una banda de rock de Estados Unidos formada por el cantante Adam Duritz (integrante de The Himalayans) y el guitarrista David Bryson en San Francisco durante 1991. La banda se hizo muy popular en 1993 después del debut del álbum "August and Everything After", caracterizado por el tema "Mr. Jones". El origen del nombre Counting Crows (en español: Contando Cuervos), proviene de una rima infantil que aparece en la película "Signs of Life" y que Adam Duritz incluyó en la canción "A Murder Of One".
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Otras canciones:
- 1492
- A Long December
- Accidentally In Love
- Accidentaly In Love
- Accidentially In Love
- Acciedentaly In Love
- Anna Begins
- Big Yellow Taxi
- Colorblind
- Hangin' Around
- Long December
- Mr Jones
- Mr. Jones
- Omaha
- Round Here
- St Robinson In His Cadillac Dream
- Sullivan Street
- Walkways
- 40 Years
- A Good Year For The Roses
- A Murder Of One
- All My Friends
- American Girls
- Amie
- Amy Hit The Atmosphere
- Angels Of The Silence
- Angels Of The Silences
- Another Horsedreamers Blues
- Anyone But You
- August
- August And Everything After
- Baby Im A Big Star Now
- Ballad Of El Goodo
- Barely Out Of Tuesday
- Black And Blue
- Carriage
- Chelsea
- Come Around
- Cover Up The Sun
- Cowboys
- Daylight Fading
- Earthquake Driver
- Einstein On The Beach
- Einstein On The Beach For An Eggman
- Elvis Went To Hollywood
- Four Days
- Four White Stallions
- Friend Of The Devil
- Ghost In You
- Ghost Train
- God Of Ocean Tides
- Goin Down To New York Town
- Good Time
- Goodnight Elisabeth
- Goodnight La
- Hangin Around
- Hanginaround
- Hanging Tree
- Hard Candy
- Have You Seen Me Lately
- High Life
- Holiday In Spain
- Hospital
- I Wish I Was A Girl
- Im Not Sleeping
- Insignificant
- John Appleseeds Lament
- Kid Things
- Like Teenage Gravity
- Los Angeles
- Marjorie
- Mean Jumper Blues
- Mercury
- Mercy
- Millers Angels
- Monkey
- Mrs Potters Lullaby
- On A Tuesday In Amsterdam Long Ago
- On Almost Any Sunday Morning
- Open All Night
- Palisades Park
- Perfect Blue Buildings
- Possibility Days
- Rain King
- Rain King Thunder Road
- Raining In Baltimore
- Recovering The Satellites
- Return Of The Grievous Angel
- Scarecrow
- Sessions
- Shallow Days
- She Dont Want Nobody Near
- Speedway
- Sundays
- There Goes Everything
- This Land Is Your Land
- Time And Time Again
- Untitled Love Song
- Up All Night
- Walkaways
- Washington Square
- Were Only Love
- When I Dream Of Michelangelo
- Why Should You Come When I Call
- You Cant Count On Me
¡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!
"Raining in Baltimore" by Counting Crowes
A bit tweaked from the other chords that I've seen for this song. Inspired by a
by JordanCaiolaMusic on YouTube: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0we2Zd3-oo0)
Remember to keep the "B string" open throughout the song to give the song that whispey
When transitioning from the first line of the chorus to the second, there is a slight
riff, which sounds really good if you strum the "A Chord" the way it is listed
and then hammer on the "B String" to create a normal "A", pull it off, strum all the
open for a half-beat and then hammer on "E". Everyone says this, but if you listen to
CD, you will find the inspiration for it. It translates the chorus from piano to
guitar with dignity.
C#m : 046600
A : 002200
B : 024400
E : 022100
[Verse 1]
C#m A B E
This circus is falling down on its knees
C#m A B
The big top is crumbling down
C#m A B E
It's raining in Baltimore fifty miles east
C#m A B
Where you should be, no one's around
[Chorus 1]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a raincoat
A E
I need a big love
A E
I need a phone call
[Verse 2]
C#m A B E
These train conversations are passing me by
C#m A B
And I don't have nothing to say
C#m A B E
You get what you pay for but I just had no,
C#m A B
intention, of living this way
[Chorus 2]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a plane ride
A E
I need a sunburn
A E
I need raincoat
(Break)
B A
And I get no answers
B A
And I don't get no change
B A E
It's raining in Baltimore, baby
C#m A B
But everything else is the same
[Verse 3]
C#m A B E
There's things I remember and things I forget
C#m A B
I miss you I guess that I should
C#m A B E
Three thousand five hundred miles away
C#m A B
But what would you change if you could
[Chorus 3]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
Maybe I should buy a new car
A E
I can always hear a freight train
A E
If I listen real hard
A E
And I wish it wasn't a small world
A E
'Cause I'm lonely for the big towns
A E
I'd like to hear a little guitar
A E
I think it's time to put the top down
(Chorus 4 Outro)
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a raincoat
A E
I really need a raincoat
A E
I really really need a raincoat
A E
I really really really need a raincoat
A E
I really need a raincoat
A bit tweaked from the other chords that I've seen for this song. Inspired by a
by JordanCaiolaMusic on YouTube: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0we2Zd3-oo0)
Remember to keep the "B string" open throughout the song to give the song that whispey
When transitioning from the first line of the chorus to the second, there is a slight
riff, which sounds really good if you strum the "A Chord" the way it is listed
and then hammer on the "B String" to create a normal "A", pull it off, strum all the
open for a half-beat and then hammer on "E". Everyone says this, but if you listen to
CD, you will find the inspiration for it. It translates the chorus from piano to
guitar with dignity.
C#m : 046600
A : 002200
B : 024400
E : 022100
[Verse 1]
C#m A B E
This circus is falling down on its knees
C#m A B
The big top is crumbling down
C#m A B E
It's raining in Baltimore fifty miles east
C#m A B
Where you should be, no one's around
[Chorus 1]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a raincoat
A E
I need a big love
A E
I need a phone call
[Verse 2]
C#m A B E
These train conversations are passing me by
C#m A B
And I don't have nothing to say
C#m A B E
You get what you pay for but I just had no,
C#m A B
intention, of living this way
[Chorus 2]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a plane ride
A E
I need a sunburn
A E
I need raincoat
(Break)
B A
And I get no answers
B A
And I don't get no change
B A E
It's raining in Baltimore, baby
C#m A B
But everything else is the same
[Verse 3]
C#m A B E
There's things I remember and things I forget
C#m A B
I miss you I guess that I should
C#m A B E
Three thousand five hundred miles away
C#m A B
But what would you change if you could
[Chorus 3]
A E
I need a phone call
A E
Maybe I should buy a new car
A E
I can always hear a freight train
A E
If I listen real hard
A E
And I wish it wasn't a small world
A E
'Cause I'm lonely for the big towns
A E
I'd like to hear a little guitar
A E
I think it's time to put the top down
(Chorus 4 Outro)
A E
I need a phone call
A E
I need a raincoat
A E
I really need a raincoat
A E
I really really need a raincoat
A E
I really really really need a raincoat
A E
I really need a raincoat
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