Biografia:
Jay Ungar is an American musician and composer born in New York City, the son of immigrant parents from Eastern Europe. He frequented Greenwich Village music venues during his formative period, and was a founder member of Cat Mother and the all-night newsboys & the Putnam String County Band. Although he has often played with David Bromberg, he is probably best known for "Ashokan Farewell", originally composed as a waltz which was played at his "Fiddle & Dance" music camp
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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!
RELAX YOUR MIND ALBUM
[Intro]
D A D (RECORDING Eb)
[Verse]
D
GONNA TELL YOU 'BOUT A PICKIN' PARTY DOWN ON THE LOWER FORTY
A
BACK OF GRANDMA'S PLACE. SHE INVITED FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
D
FROM A HUNDRED MILES A ROUND AND I WISH YOU COULD HAVE SEEN HER FACE
WHEN THE FOLKS STARTED SHOWIN' UP WITH MANDOLINS AND PICNIC LUNCHES
D7 G
TO HAVE A BIG OLD TIME. THEY'ER PICKIN' TUNES THAT COULD
D A D
TUG YOUR HEART STRINGS, SINGIN' SONGS THAT COULD MAKE YOU CRY
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
WELL, WE PUSHED BACK THE CHAIRS AND WE DANCED A FEW SQUARES
A
THAT LASTED INTO THE NEXT DAY. MY AUNTIE JANE WAS THE CALLER
D
AND HOW SHE COULD HOLLER. SHE DIDN'T EVEN USE THE PA
I WAS JUST A KID, BUT DANCIN' IS WHAT I DID. I COULD STEP UP TO
D7 G D A
BEAT THE BAND. THE MUSIC HELPED TO MAKE THE MAGIC WHEN I HELD
D
MY DARLI'N BY THE HAND
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
MUST'A BEEN A DOZEN FIDDLES AND A PECK OF GUITARS AND UNCLE
A
BUBBA BROUGHT THE OLD STRING BASS. WE SANG OLD SONGS AND
D
NEW SONGS, HAPPY SONGS, TRUE SONGS, KIDS A RUNNIN' EVERYPLACE.
THEN IT GOT KINDA MELLO. MAMA PLAYED THE CHELLO.
D7 G
DAD WAS ON THE EDGE OF TEARS. SHE PLAYED AN OLD COUNTRY WALTZ
D A
AND LOTS OF FOLKS DANCIN' CLOSE HADN'T HELD EACH OTHER
D
THAT WAY FOR YEARS.
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
NOW I USED TO PLAY THE FIDDLE, I DANCED QUITE A LITTLE, BUT NOW I
A
PLAY THE RADIO. I'M GETTIN' OLDER, I'M AILIN', MY BODY IS FAILIN'
D
MY EYES AND EARS ARE STARTING TO GO, BUT REGARDLESS OF AGE
D7
THERE ARE THINGS THAT DON'T CHANGE. IF I LIVE TO BE ONE HUNDRED
G D
AND TEN. THE MEMORY'S DEEP IN MY HEART AND ANYTIME THAT I
A D
WANT I CLOSE MY EYES AND BE THERE AGAIN.
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
D A D
BY NOW YOU KNOW IT MEANT A LOT TO ME, OUR LITTLE BACK YARD....., BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Intro]
D A D (RECORDING Eb)
[Verse]
D
GONNA TELL YOU 'BOUT A PICKIN' PARTY DOWN ON THE LOWER FORTY
A
BACK OF GRANDMA'S PLACE. SHE INVITED FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
D
FROM A HUNDRED MILES A ROUND AND I WISH YOU COULD HAVE SEEN HER FACE
WHEN THE FOLKS STARTED SHOWIN' UP WITH MANDOLINS AND PICNIC LUNCHES
D7 G
TO HAVE A BIG OLD TIME. THEY'ER PICKIN' TUNES THAT COULD
D A D
TUG YOUR HEART STRINGS, SINGIN' SONGS THAT COULD MAKE YOU CRY
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
WELL, WE PUSHED BACK THE CHAIRS AND WE DANCED A FEW SQUARES
A
THAT LASTED INTO THE NEXT DAY. MY AUNTIE JANE WAS THE CALLER
D
AND HOW SHE COULD HOLLER. SHE DIDN'T EVEN USE THE PA
I WAS JUST A KID, BUT DANCIN' IS WHAT I DID. I COULD STEP UP TO
D7 G D A
BEAT THE BAND. THE MUSIC HELPED TO MAKE THE MAGIC WHEN I HELD
D
MY DARLI'N BY THE HAND
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
MUST'A BEEN A DOZEN FIDDLES AND A PECK OF GUITARS AND UNCLE
A
BUBBA BROUGHT THE OLD STRING BASS. WE SANG OLD SONGS AND
D
NEW SONGS, HAPPY SONGS, TRUE SONGS, KIDS A RUNNIN' EVERYPLACE.
THEN IT GOT KINDA MELLO. MAMA PLAYED THE CHELLO.
D7 G
DAD WAS ON THE EDGE OF TEARS. SHE PLAYED AN OLD COUNTRY WALTZ
D A
AND LOTS OF FOLKS DANCIN' CLOSE HADN'T HELD EACH OTHER
D
THAT WAY FOR YEARS.
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
[Verse]
D
NOW I USED TO PLAY THE FIDDLE, I DANCED QUITE A LITTLE, BUT NOW I
A
PLAY THE RADIO. I'M GETTIN' OLDER, I'M AILIN', MY BODY IS FAILIN'
D
MY EYES AND EARS ARE STARTING TO GO, BUT REGARDLESS OF AGE
D7
THERE ARE THINGS THAT DON'T CHANGE. IF I LIVE TO BE ONE HUNDRED
G D
AND TEN. THE MEMORY'S DEEP IN MY HEART AND ANYTIME THAT I
A D
WANT I CLOSE MY EYES AND BE THERE AGAIN.
[Chorus]
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
D A
IT WAS A ROUGH CUT RHAPSODY, FULL OF HOMEMADE HARMONY
D
MUSIC THAT COULD SET YOU FREE, IT WAS A BACK YARD SYMPHONY
D A D
BY NOW YOU KNOW IT MEANT A LOT TO ME, OUR LITTLE BACK YARD....., BACK YARD SYMPHONY
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