Biografia:
Frank Black (born Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV on April 6, 1965) is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist.
Active since 1985, Black is best known as the frontman of the influential alternative rock band Pixies, where he performed under the stage name Black Francis.
Following the band's breakup in 1993, he embarked on a solo career under his current pseudonym. After releasing two albums with 4AD, he left the label and formed a backing band, Frank Black and the Catholics.
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Outras músicas:
- Kiss The Ring
- Abstract Plain
- All My Ghosts
- Another Velvet Nightmare
- Big Red
- Black Letter Day
- Braekish Boy
- Bullet
- Calistan
- Can I Get A Witness
- Dead Mans Curve
- Deamon Girl
- Down To You
- Elijah
- Fast Man
- Fitzgerald
- Freedom Rock
- Golden Shore
- Hang On To Your Ego
- Headache
- Hermaphroditos
- Highway To Lowdown
- Honeycomb
- I Burn Today
- I Will Run After You
- If It Takes All Night
- Ill Be Blue
- Im Not Dead Im In Pittsburgh
- In The Time Of My Ruin
- Ive Seen Your Picture
- Johnny Barleycorn
- Just A Little
- King And Queen Of Siam
- Kiss My Ring
- Lolita
- Los Angeles
- Modern Age
- My Terrible Ways
- Old Black Dawning
- Raider Man
- Robert Onion
- Selkie Bride
- Seven Days
- Sir
- Six
- Speedy Marie
- St Francis Dam Disaster
- Stupid Me
- Suffering
- Sunday Sunny Mill Valley Groove Day
- Superabound
- Thalassocracy
- The End Of Summer
- The Sky Road
- The Swimmer
- The Vanishing Spies
- Two Reelers
- Velvety
- Wanderlust
- When The Paint Goes Darker Still
- You Cant Crucify Yourself
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Frank Black & the Catholics
Song: St. Francis Dam Disaster
Album: Dog in the Sand
Tabbed by: Derek ([email protected])
CAPO 1st Fret
chords (play chords as if capo was "zero" fret or open strings)
e--0------2------0----3----1-----3------2----0---------13--|
b--0------0------1----0----1-----0------3----3---------13--|
g--0------0------0----0----2-----0------2----2---------13--|
d--2------2------2----0----3-----2------0----0-------------|
a--2------2------3----2----3-----2------0------------------|
e--0------0-----------3----1-----0-------------------------|
Em Em(+F#) C G F Em(+G) D D2 Em harmonics
[VERSE]
Em Em(+F#)
C G Em Em (+F#)
There was a well known water master man
C G F
He was the king
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#)
He could do anything
C G Em Em (+F#)
The St. Francis Dam Disaster man
C G F
Thought she was alright,
Em Em(+G) D G
Until around midnight
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
She had a desire to flow
Em D D D D2 Em
She was looking for somewhere to go
[VERSE 2]
Em Em(+F#)
C G Em Em (+F#)
She was a slave to the great metropolis
C G F
She was feeling choked
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#)
She pushed the wall 'till it broke
C G Em Em(+F#)
when they heard the great apocalypse
C G F
At power house number two
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Well there was nothing they could do
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
Five and one half hours she would flow
Em D Em
She had fifty-three miles to go
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
[VERSE 3]
Em Em(+F#) Em
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
A cascade down to Santa Clara way
C G F
Near sixty feet high
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#) Em
Now she's a mile wide
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
It was clear she was going far away
C G F
and whole towns were too
Em Em(+G) Em D G
A few got lucky in Piru
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
But four more hours she would flow
Em D Em
She had twenty-nine miles more to go
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
[VERSE 4]
Em Em(+F#) Em
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
She carried in her every kind of thing
C G F
House, tree, telegraph pole
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#) Em
Some say a thousand souls
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
At three A.M. she gave Santa Paula a ring
C G F
She was still twenty-five feet high
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Under a peaceful sky
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
But two more hours she would flow
Em (harmonics)
She had nineteen more miles to go
[VERSE 5] - same chords
It was a real bad night in little saticoy
El Rio then Montalvo
How many know one really knows
Ventura beach was very scary, boy
Humanity a pile
She went her final mile
Because that water seeks her own
Into the sea the water flowed
And now for forever she would go
[ENDING]
D Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Em Em(+F#) Em C
G F Em
Song: St. Francis Dam Disaster
Album: Dog in the Sand
Tabbed by: Derek ([email protected])
CAPO 1st Fret
chords (play chords as if capo was "zero" fret or open strings)
e--0------2------0----3----1-----3------2----0---------13--|
b--0------0------1----0----1-----0------3----3---------13--|
g--0------0------0----0----2-----0------2----2---------13--|
d--2------2------2----0----3-----2------0----0-------------|
a--2------2------3----2----3-----2------0------------------|
e--0------0-----------3----1-----0-------------------------|
Em Em(+F#) C G F Em(+G) D D2 Em harmonics
[VERSE]
Em Em(+F#)
C G Em Em (+F#)
There was a well known water master man
C G F
He was the king
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#)
He could do anything
C G Em Em (+F#)
The St. Francis Dam Disaster man
C G F
Thought she was alright,
Em Em(+G) D G
Until around midnight
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
She had a desire to flow
Em D D D D2 Em
She was looking for somewhere to go
[VERSE 2]
Em Em(+F#)
C G Em Em (+F#)
She was a slave to the great metropolis
C G F
She was feeling choked
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#)
She pushed the wall 'till it broke
C G Em Em(+F#)
when they heard the great apocalypse
C G F
At power house number two
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Well there was nothing they could do
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
Five and one half hours she would flow
Em D Em
She had fifty-three miles to go
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
[VERSE 3]
Em Em(+F#) Em
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
A cascade down to Santa Clara way
C G F
Near sixty feet high
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#) Em
Now she's a mile wide
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
It was clear she was going far away
C G F
and whole towns were too
Em Em(+G) Em D G
A few got lucky in Piru
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
But four more hours she would flow
Em D Em
She had twenty-nine miles more to go
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
[VERSE 4]
Em Em(+F#) Em
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
She carried in her every kind of thing
C G F
House, tree, telegraph pole
Em Em(+G) Em D G Em Em(+F#) Em
Some say a thousand souls
C G Em Em(+F#) Em
At three A.M. she gave Santa Paula a ring
C G F
She was still twenty-five feet high
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Under a peaceful sky
Em F C
Because that water seeks her own
D Em
But two more hours she would flow
Em (harmonics)
She had nineteen more miles to go
[VERSE 5] - same chords
It was a real bad night in little saticoy
El Rio then Montalvo
How many know one really knows
Ventura beach was very scary, boy
Humanity a pile
She went her final mile
Because that water seeks her own
Into the sea the water flowed
And now for forever she would go
[ENDING]
D Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G
Em Em(+F#) Em C G F
Em Em(+G) Em D G
Em Em(+F#) Em C
G F Em
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