Biografia:
Cantora, compositora e poetisa canadense.
Alcançou o sucesso na década de 70, fazendo uma música influenciada pelo jazz e pelo folk rock. Suas letras são introspectivas e de caráter romântico, e estão entre as melhores criadas na história do rock. Gravou três discos que entraram para a história do rock: Clouds, de 1969, Court and Spark, de 1974, e Blue, de 1971, que ocupa a 30ª posição na lista dos 500 melhores álbuns de todos os tempos da revista Rolling Stone.
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Outras músicas:
- Big Yellow Taxi
- Both Sides Now
- California
- Circle Game
- River
- The Gallery
- A Case Of You
- All I Want
- Amelia
- Banquet
- Blonde In The Bleachers
- Blue
- Blue Boy
- Cactus Tree
- Car On A Hill
- Carey
- Chelsea Morning
- Conversation
- Court And Spark
- Coyote
- Dog Eat Dog
- Down To You
- Edith And The Kingpin
- Electricity
- For Free
- For The Roses
- Free Man In Paris
- Furry Sings The Blues
- Good Friends
- Help Me
- I Dont Know Where
- I Had A King
- Jericho
- Judgment Of The Moon And Stars
- Just Like This Train
- Ladies Of The Canyon
- Last Chance Lost
- Last Time I Saw Richard
- Let The Wind Carry Me
- Little Green
- Marcie
- Michael From Mountains
- Mitchell Tunings
- Morning Morgantown
- My Old Man
- Nathan La Franeer
- Night In The City
- Peoples Parties
- Rainy Night House
- Raised On Robbery
- Real Good For Free
- See You Sometime
- Sex Kills
- Shades Of Scarlet Conquering
- Sisotowbell Lane
- Slouching Towards Bethlehem
- Song To A Seagull
- Sweet Bird
- Tax Free
- That Song About The Midway
- The Circle Game
- The Dawntreader
- The Drinking Song
- The Pirate Of Penance
- The River
- The Same Situation
- Trouble Child
- Twisted
- Urge For Going
- Willy
- Woodstock
- You Turn Me On
- Yvette In English
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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Article: 1073 of alt.guitar.tab
From: [email protected] (Phil Bearce)
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 14:27:24 GMT
Subject: MUSIC: Real Good For Free - Joni Mitchell
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>From [email protected] Fri Jul 24 07:24 PDT 1992
This is normally a piano song, at least it was when Joni originally
did it on an early album. But this is from a David Crosby version
from the "Alies" album. Typed from memory. Mea culpa if there's any
errors. Phil-
Real Good For Free
Joni Mitchell
intro: C G D G C D
G Fmaj7 Em
I slept last night in a good hotel
Am C F C
I went shopping today for jewels
G Fmaj7 Em
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
Am C F C
And the children let out from the schools
Am G
I was standing on a noisy corner
C G F C D
Waiting for the walking green
G Fmaj7 Em
Across the street he stood, and he played real good
Am C F C
On his clarinet for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Now me, I play for fortunes
Am C F C
And the velvet curtain calls
G Fmaj7 Em
I got a black limosine and a few gentlemen
Am C F C
Escorting me to these halls
Am G
And I'll play if you have the money
C G F C D
Or if you're a friend to me
G Fmaj7 Em
But the one-man-band by the quick lunch stand
Am C F C (Em D)
He was playing real good for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Nobody stopped to hear him
Am C F C
Though he played so sweet and high
G Fmaj7 Em
They knew he had never been on their TV
Am C F C
So they passed his good music by
Am G
I meant to go over and ask for a song
C G F C D
Maybe put on a harmony
G Fmaj7 Em
I heard his refrain as that signal changed
Am C F C (Em D)
He was still playing real good for free
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PDT 1992
Article: 1073 of alt.guitar.tab
From: [email protected] (Phil Bearce)
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 14:27:24 GMT
Subject: MUSIC: Real Good For Free - Joni Mitchell
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Organization: the HP Corporate notes server
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>From [email protected] Fri Jul 24 07:24 PDT 1992
This is normally a piano song, at least it was when Joni originally
did it on an early album. But this is from a David Crosby version
from the "Alies" album. Typed from memory. Mea culpa if there's any
errors. Phil-
Real Good For Free
Joni Mitchell
intro: C G D G C D
G Fmaj7 Em
I slept last night in a good hotel
Am C F C
I went shopping today for jewels
G Fmaj7 Em
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
Am C F C
And the children let out from the schools
Am G
I was standing on a noisy corner
C G F C D
Waiting for the walking green
G Fmaj7 Em
Across the street he stood, and he played real good
Am C F C
On his clarinet for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Now me, I play for fortunes
Am C F C
And the velvet curtain calls
G Fmaj7 Em
I got a black limosine and a few gentlemen
Am C F C
Escorting me to these halls
Am G
And I'll play if you have the money
C G F C D
Or if you're a friend to me
G Fmaj7 Em
But the one-man-band by the quick lunch stand
Am C F C (Em D)
He was playing real good for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Nobody stopped to hear him
Am C F C
Though he played so sweet and high
G Fmaj7 Em
They knew he had never been on their TV
Am C F C
So they passed his good music by
Am G
I meant to go over and ask for a song
C G F C D
Maybe put on a harmony
G Fmaj7 Em
I heard his refrain as that signal changed
Am C F C (Em D)
He was still playing real good for free
______________________|_______________________________________________________
___ | Phil Bearce at Hewlett Packard San Jose - Components
(/__) /_ . /) | internet: [email protected]
/ / )_(__(_ -- | "Look out for that root." -James Taylor
______________________|_______________________________________________________
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