Biografía:
Dave Matthews Band (también conocidos por el acrónimo DMB) es una banda estadounidense de rock formada en el año 1991 en Charlottesville, Virginia. La banda fue fundada por el cantante, compositor y guitarrista Dave Matthews, el bajista Stefan Lessard, el baterista Carter Beauford y el saxofonista LeRoi Moore; a los cuáles se les unió el violinista Boyd Tinsley poco tiempo después. Luego del fallecimiento de Moore en 2008, Jeff Coffin tomó su lugar como el saxofonista principal de la banda.
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- Everyday
- Funny The Way It Is
- Graduation Song
- Gravedigger
- Hunger For The Great Light
- If Only
- Lie In Our Graves
- Mercy
- Oh
- Proudest Monkey
- Satellite
- Snow Outside
- So Damn Lucky
- Some Devil
- Song That Jane Likes
- Stay Or Leave
- Sweet
- The Best Of What's Around
- The Maker
- Two Step
- Typical Situation
- Typical Situations
- Waste - Phish Cover
- Where Are You Going
- Where Are You Going?
- You And Me
- 2 Step
- 27
- 41
- A Dream So Real
- Again And Again
- Aint It Funny How Time Slips Away
- All Along The Watchtower
- American Baby
- Angel
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- Christmas Song
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- Dont Drink The Water
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- Gaucho
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- Granny
- Great Escape Live
- Grey Street
- I Did It
- Idea Of You
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- Imagine
- Little Thing
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- Lover Lay Down
- Lying In The Hands Of God
- Old Dirt Hill Bring That Beat Back
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- Pig
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- Save Me
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- Sister
- So Much To Say
- So Right
- Space Between
- Spoon
- Stay Wasting Time
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- The Best Of Whats Around
- The Dreaming Tree
- The Song That Jane Likes
- The Space Between
- The Stone
- Tripping Billies
- Warehouse
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- What Would You Say
- When Im Weary
- Why I Am
- Wild Horses
- Write A Song
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Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 15:44:22 -0400
From: "Scott Taylor"
Subject: m/matthews_dave_band/little_thing.crd
"Little Thing"
from Live at Luther College
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds
This song is fairly straightforward but the chords are difficult to play. I
post Dave's stuff to get what I think are correct Tabs out to the playing
community. So, good luck. Enjoy.
Intro Figure
Dave - acoustic guitar
(Tim plays ad lib figures with effects)
--------- -------
--------- -------
---11---- --4---- these 2 bars played 6 times
---10---- --5----
----9---- --6----
----8---- --7----
I was in New York City,
Verse - play intro figure 28 times
and uh, I was walking down the street......
.....and I don't know where I was going. But always I love this-a....
Chorus
....way oh. My hands, a-pour my hands on you again
(Dave and Tim both play this)
--7----- ---7-- ------- ----------
--8----- ---8-- ---8--- ----------
-11----- --11-- --11--- --7---7---
--9----- ---9-- ---9--- --0---0---
--7----- ------ ------- ----------
-------- ---8-- --10--- --7---6---
repeat these 4 bars
Hey, I will beg you, I'll beg, oh, see me, please find me again.
Verse - play two bar figure 6 times
Chorus - 4 bar figure 4 times
Verse - 2 bar fig. 4 times
Chorus - 4 bar fig. 2 times
Outro - 2 bar fig - 2 times
I lost her
Tim - with delay effect
(harm)
--7--
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#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. #
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Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 15:44:22 -0400
From: "Scott Taylor"
Subject: m/matthews_dave_band/little_thing.crd
"Little Thing"
from Live at Luther College
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds
This song is fairly straightforward but the chords are difficult to play. I
post Dave's stuff to get what I think are correct Tabs out to the playing
community. So, good luck. Enjoy.
Intro Figure
Dave - acoustic guitar
(Tim plays ad lib figures with effects)
--------- -------
--------- -------
---11---- --4---- these 2 bars played 6 times
---10---- --5----
----9---- --6----
----8---- --7----
I was in New York City,
Verse - play intro figure 28 times
and uh, I was walking down the street......
.....and I don't know where I was going. But always I love this-a....
Chorus
....way oh. My hands, a-pour my hands on you again
(Dave and Tim both play this)
--7----- ---7-- ------- ----------
--8----- ---8-- ---8--- ----------
-11----- --11-- --11--- --7---7---
--9----- ---9-- ---9--- --0---0---
--7----- ------ ------- ----------
-------- ---8-- --10--- --7---6---
repeat these 4 bars
Hey, I will beg you, I'll beg, oh, see me, please find me again.
Verse - play two bar figure 6 times
Chorus - 4 bar figure 4 times
Verse - 2 bar fig. 4 times
Chorus - 4 bar fig. 2 times
Outro - 2 bar fig - 2 times
I lost her
Tim - with delay effect
(harm)
--7--
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