Biografia:
Born in Tioga, Texas on September 29, 1907, Gene Autry was raised in Texas and Oklahoma. Discovered by humorist Will Rogers, in 1929 Autry was billed as "Oklahoma's Yodeling Cowboy" at KVOO in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Gene Autry's career spanned some 70 years in the entertainment industry and he became famous in film, radio, television, and live theater and rodeo performances.
He recorded and wrote hundreds of songs; he was the most successful singing cowboy, completing 93 movies and starring in 91 television productions.
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Outras músicas:
- Back In The Saddle Again
- Cowboy Blues
- Dear Old Western Skies
- Here Comes Santa Claus
- Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer
- Tears On My Pillow
- At Mail Call Today
- Be Honest With Me
- Buttons And Bows
- Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie
- Frosty The Snowman
- Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
- Here Comes Santa Clause
- I Got Spurs
- Jail Song
- Little Old Band Of Gold
- Peter Cottontail
- Ridin Down The Canyon
- Roly Poly
- Rudolph The Red
- Springtime In The Rockies
- The Cowboy Blues
- Theres A Gold Mine In The Sky
- You Are My Sunshine
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!
*Note: I made an effort to make the chords line up in the appropriate place with
the lyrics, but something happens when I submit it and the formatting gets messed
up. Sorry, I did my best.
A C#7 D
Dear old western skies
Dm
I wanna go
A E7 A E7
Where the longhorn cattle roam
A C#7 D
Dear old western skies
Dm
There’ll never be
A E7 A
Another place like my old home
D
It seems that I can hear
A A7
The cattle lowin’
D
Seems that I can see
A E7
The purple sage blowin’
A C#7 D
I hope Old Paint and I will hear the dogies
Dm
By and by
A E7 A
Under dear old western skies
A D A
The cowboy may roam from his homeland
E7 A E7
Way out on the great divide
A D A
But in his heart he will still be a cowboy
B7 E7
And long for his pony to ride
Instrumental break
A C#7 D Dm A E7 A E7
A C#7 D Dm A E7 A
D
It seems that I can hear
A A7
The cattle lowin’
D
Seems that I can see
A E7
The purple sage blowin’
A C#7 D
I hope Old Paint and I will hear the dogies
Dm
By and by
A E7 A
Under dear old western skies
A D A E7 A
Odelayeeo ‘delayeeay ‘delayeeo ‘delayeeo ‘delayee
the lyrics, but something happens when I submit it and the formatting gets messed
up. Sorry, I did my best.
A C#7 D
Dear old western skies
Dm
I wanna go
A E7 A E7
Where the longhorn cattle roam
A C#7 D
Dear old western skies
Dm
There’ll never be
A E7 A
Another place like my old home
D
It seems that I can hear
A A7
The cattle lowin’
D
Seems that I can see
A E7
The purple sage blowin’
A C#7 D
I hope Old Paint and I will hear the dogies
Dm
By and by
A E7 A
Under dear old western skies
A D A
The cowboy may roam from his homeland
E7 A E7
Way out on the great divide
A D A
But in his heart he will still be a cowboy
B7 E7
And long for his pony to ride
Instrumental break
A C#7 D Dm A E7 A E7
A C#7 D Dm A E7 A
D
It seems that I can hear
A A7
The cattle lowin’
D
Seems that I can see
A E7
The purple sage blowin’
A C#7 D
I hope Old Paint and I will hear the dogies
Dm
By and by
A E7 A
Under dear old western skies
A D A E7 A
Odelayeeo ‘delayeeay ‘delayeeo ‘delayeeo ‘delayee
Genki Rockets
Gente De Zona
Gentleman
Gentleman Hall
Gentry Montgomer (...)
George Frederick (...)
George Frideric (...)
George Gershwin
George Harrison
George Jones