Biografia:
Banda norte-americana formada em 1965 em San Francisco - capital do movimento hippie - que ficou famosa pelo seu estilo único porém, eclético. Suas composições envolviam elementos do rock, folk, bluegrass, blues, country, psicodélico e jazz.
A banda se apresentava em longos shows repletos de improvisação. 'A música deles alcança níveis que a maioria dos outros grupos sequer sabiam da existência.', escreveu Lenny Kaye, guitarrista de Patti Smith.
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Outras músicas:
- Alabama Getaway
- Alligator
- Althea
- Attics Of My Life
- Bertha
- Bird Song
- Black Muddy River
- Box Of Rain
- Brokedown Palace
- Brown Eyed Women
- Candyman
- Casey Jones
- Chinacat Sunflower
- Cosmic Charlie
- Cream Puff War
- Deal
- Deep Elem Blues
- Dire Wolf
- Eyes Of The World
- Fire On The Mountain
- Franklin's Tower
- Friend Of The Devil
- Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
- Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion
- Good Lovin'
- Iko Iko
- Just A Little Light
- Loser
- Me And My Uncle
- Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo
- Monkey And The Engineer
- Peggy-o
- Ripple
- Rosemary
- Row Jimmy
- St. Stephen
- Standing On The Moon
- Sugar Magnolia
- Sugaree
- Tennessee Jed
- The Teddy Bears' Picnic
- Uncle John's Band
- Uncle John’s Band
- Aiko Aiko
- Aint It Crazy
- Alice D Millionaire
- All Around This World
- American Beauty
- And We Bid You Goodnight
- Around Around
- Beat It On Down The Line
- Believe It Or Not
- Big Railroad Blues
- Black Peter
- Black Throated Wind
- Born Cross
- Brown Eyed Woman
- Built To Last
- Bye And Bye
- Candy Man
- Cassidy
- Catfish John
- Cc Rider
- China Cat Sunfloweri Know You Rider
- Cold Jordan
- Cold Rain Snow
- Comes A Time
- Crazy Fingers
- Cumberland Blues
- Dark Hollow
- Dark Star
- Days Between
- Death Dont Have No Mercy
- Doin That Rag
- Dont Ease Me In
- Duprees Diamond Blues
- Easy To Love You
- Easy Wind
- Estimated Prophet
- Foolish Heart
- Franklins Tower
- From The Heart Of Me
- Goin Down The Road Feelin Bad
- Going Down The Road Feeling Bad
- Good Morning Little School Girl
- Help On The Way
- Here Comes Sunshine
- Hes Gone
- Hey Pocky Way
- High Heeled Sneakers
- High Time
- Hot Corn Cold Corn
- I Bid You Good Night
- I Know You Rider
- I Need A Miracle
- I Will Take You Home
- If I Had The World To Give
- Ill Take A Melody
- In The Midnight Hour
- It Must Have Been The Roses
- Ive Been All Around This World
- Jack Straw
- Jack
- Jackaroe
- Keep Your Day Job
- Lazy River Road
- Let It Grow
- Let It Rock
- Let The Good Times Roll
- Liberty
- Looks Like Rain
- Lost Sailor
- Mama Tried
- Man Smart Women Smarter
- Maybe You Know
- Me And Bobby Mcgee
- Mexicali Blues
- Might As Well
- Mission
- Mississippi Half
- Mister Charlie
- Morning Dew
- Mountains Of The Moon
- Mr Charlie
- New Minglewood Blues
- New Speedway Boogie
- Next Time You See Me
- Not Fade Away
- Oh Babe It Aint No Lie
- On The Road Again
- One Toke Over The Line
- Operator
- Overseas Stomp
- Panama Red
- Passenger
- Peggy
- Playing In The Band
- Pride Of Cucamonga
- Ramble On Rose
- Rosa Lee Mcfall
- Rubin And Cherise
- Run For The Roses
- Saint Of Circumstance
- Saint Stephen
- Samson And Delilah
- Scarlet Begonias
- She Belongs To Me
- Ship Of Fools
- So Manny Roads
- So Many Roads
- Stagger Lee
- Stella Blue
- Sunrise
- Terrapin Station
- The Golden Road
- The Music Never Stopped
- The Race Is On
- The Wheel
- They Love Each Other
- Throwing Stones
- Till The Morning Comes
- Touch Of Gray
- Touch Of Grey
- Truckin
- Two Souls In Communion
- Unbroken Chain
- Uncle Johns Band
- Us Blues
- Valerie
- Victim Or The Crime
- Walk In The Sunshine
- Walking In The Sun
- We Can Run
- Weather Report Suite Full Version Prelude
- Weather Report Suite Part I
- Weather Report Suite Part Ii Let It Grow
- West La Fadeaway
- Wharf Rat
- When I Paint My Masterpiece
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!
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#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: [email protected] (Frederick Clark)
TENNESSEE JED - GRATEFUL DEAD
Co7: x3x242 Dm7: x00211 C7: 3x2310
C G C G C
C G C
Cold iron shackles, ball and chain.
Drink all day and rock all night.
I run into Charlie Fog.
F G C G C
Listen to the whistle of the evenin' train.
The law come to get you if you don't walk right.
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog.
C Co7 Dm7 C7
You know you bound to wind up dead
Got a letter this mornin', baby and all it read:
My doggie turned to me and he said.
C F G C G C
if you don't head back to Tennessee Jed.
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed."
"Let's head back to Tennesse Jed."
C G C
Rich man step on my poor head.
I dropped four flights and cracked my spine.
I woke up feelin' mean.
F G C G C
When you get back, you better butter my bread.
Honey, come quick with the iodine.
I went down to play the slot machine.
Co7 Dm7 C7
Well you know it's like I said:
Catch a few winks, baby, under the bed.
The wheels turned around and the letters read,
C F G C
you better head back to Tennessee Jed.
Then you head back to Tennessee Jed.
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed."
Bb F G C
F C G F
Tennessee, Tennessee, there ain't no place I'd rather be.
C G F
Baby won't you carry me
C G F G C
back to Tennessee.
--
From: Harlan L Thompson
TENNESSEE JED- The Grateful Dead
RIFF: 2(4bend up) 2(3) 2(1) 3(2) 4(0h2) 4(0) 5(3) 6(3) C
C RIFF C RIFF
C RIFF
Cold iron shackles, ball and chain
F G C RIFF
Listen to the whistle of the evenin' train
C Co7 Dm7 C C7
You know you bound to wind up dead
F G C RIFF
If you don't head back to Tennessee Jed
C RIFF
Rich man step on my poor head
F G C RIFF
When you get back, you better butter my bread
Co7 Dm7 C C7
Well you know it's like I said:
F G C
you better head back to Tennessee Jed
CHORUS:
Bb F G C
F C G F
Tennessee, Tennessee, there ain't no place I'd rather be
C G F C G F RIFF
Baby won't you carry me back to Tennessee
Drink all day and rock all night
The law come to get you if you don't walk right
Got a letter this mornin', baby and all it read:
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed"
I dropped four flights and cracked my spine
Honey, come quick with the iodine
Catch a few winks, baby, under the bed
Then you head back to Tennessee Jed ...CHORUS
I run into Charlie Fog
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog
My doggie turned to me and he said
"Let's head back to Tennesse Jed"
I woke up feelin' mean
I went down to play the slot machine
The wheels turned around and the letters read
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed"...CHORUS
Co7: x3x242 Dm7: x00211 C7: 3x2310
NOTE: This is exactly the same as the previous posting except that I
perfer this format and I thought others might too.
(from Europe 72, 1972)
(sent by Harlan at [email protected])
#This 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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected] (Frederick Clark)
TENNESSEE JED - GRATEFUL DEAD
Co7: x3x242 Dm7: x00211 C7: 3x2310
C G C G C
C G C
Cold iron shackles, ball and chain.
Drink all day and rock all night.
I run into Charlie Fog.
F G C G C
Listen to the whistle of the evenin' train.
The law come to get you if you don't walk right.
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog.
C Co7 Dm7 C7
You know you bound to wind up dead
Got a letter this mornin', baby and all it read:
My doggie turned to me and he said.
C F G C G C
if you don't head back to Tennessee Jed.
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed."
"Let's head back to Tennesse Jed."
C G C
Rich man step on my poor head.
I dropped four flights and cracked my spine.
I woke up feelin' mean.
F G C G C
When you get back, you better butter my bread.
Honey, come quick with the iodine.
I went down to play the slot machine.
Co7 Dm7 C7
Well you know it's like I said:
Catch a few winks, baby, under the bed.
The wheels turned around and the letters read,
C F G C
you better head back to Tennessee Jed.
Then you head back to Tennessee Jed.
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed."
Bb F G C
F C G F
Tennessee, Tennessee, there ain't no place I'd rather be.
C G F
Baby won't you carry me
C G F G C
back to Tennessee.
--
From: Harlan L Thompson
TENNESSEE JED- The Grateful Dead
RIFF: 2(4bend up) 2(3) 2(1) 3(2) 4(0h2) 4(0) 5(3) 6(3) C
C RIFF C RIFF
C RIFF
Cold iron shackles, ball and chain
F G C RIFF
Listen to the whistle of the evenin' train
C Co7 Dm7 C C7
You know you bound to wind up dead
F G C RIFF
If you don't head back to Tennessee Jed
C RIFF
Rich man step on my poor head
F G C RIFF
When you get back, you better butter my bread
Co7 Dm7 C C7
Well you know it's like I said:
F G C
you better head back to Tennessee Jed
CHORUS:
Bb F G C
F C G F
Tennessee, Tennessee, there ain't no place I'd rather be
C G F C G F RIFF
Baby won't you carry me back to Tennessee
Drink all day and rock all night
The law come to get you if you don't walk right
Got a letter this mornin', baby and all it read:
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed"
I dropped four flights and cracked my spine
Honey, come quick with the iodine
Catch a few winks, baby, under the bed
Then you head back to Tennessee Jed ...CHORUS
I run into Charlie Fog
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog
My doggie turned to me and he said
"Let's head back to Tennesse Jed"
I woke up feelin' mean
I went down to play the slot machine
The wheels turned around and the letters read
"You better head back to Tennessee Jed"...CHORUS
Co7: x3x242 Dm7: x00211 C7: 3x2310
NOTE: This is exactly the same as the previous posting except that I
perfer this format and I thought others might too.
(from Europe 72, 1972)
(sent by Harlan at [email protected])
Great Lake Swimm (...)
Greeeen
Greeicy
Greek
Greek Fire