Biografia:
Herbert Jansch (Glasgow, 3 de novembro de 1943 - 05 de outubro de 2011), mais conhecido por Bert Jansch, é um músico escocês, ex-integrante da banda Pentangle.
Bert Jansch, lendário compositor e guitarrista, é largamente reconhecido como um dos músicos mais influentes de todos os tempos. Desde meados dos anos 1960, foram mantidos fãs encantados pelo seu modo de tocar violão extraordinário em canções clássicas. Jimmy Page, Neil Young, Nick Drake
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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!
I first heard this song yesterday, and I loved it so much I had to learn it.
So I did, then I put it up here. It probably isn't perfect, but it sounds good enough to me.
The strumming pattern is pretty simple, you should be able to figure something out
from listening to the song.
Intro:
D Em G D x2
A A7sus2
First verse:
D Em
I'm a travelling man a-moving
F#m G
You name it I've been there
A G/B A Em7
And night and day I strive to sell my wares, now...
D Em
Got nothing I can show you
F#m G
And nothing you can wear
A G/B A Em7
But hang around a while and lend an ear, now...
Bm F#m
While travellin' on a freight-train
G A
On the Rocky Island line
Bm F#m
My young love said to me
G A
My mother she don't mind
Em F#m
Through twelve gates of the city
G A7
I came into my prime
D Em G D
I was singing songs of wild mountain thyme
Repeat intro:
D Em G D
Second verse:
D Em
Sing little birdie
F#m G
From the greenwood side-e-o
A G/B A Em7
Where the trees they do grow high, come say hello, now...
D Em
Summer is a-coming
F#m G
And I'm standing on the shore
A G/B A Em7
And where I'm bound, oh Lord I can't be sure, now...
Bm F#m
From the Arizona dustbowl
G A
Out to Van Diemons land
Bm F#m
To the North-West Passage snowbound
G A
Where Lord Franklin made his stand
Em F#m
While high above I'm singing
G A7
With my guitar in my hand
D Em G D
And I'm thinking about one tiny grain of sand
Repeat intro:
D Em G D
Third verse:
D Em
If anyone should ask me
F#m G
If I be a rambling boy
A G/B A Em7
The sporting life I know I have enjoyed
D Em
Met a lady from Louisville
F#m G
A-pleasing to my mind
A G/B A Em7
She took my hand and said, would you please be kind
Bm F#m
And from the foggy dew I stumbled
G A
Into a shady grove
Bm F#m
Where the redbird sang his sweet song
G A
He sang of careless love
Em F#m
And the bells of Rhymney ringing out
G A7
And brought the people round
D Em G D
Saying welcome to your friendly travelling man
D Em G D
Welcome to your friendly travelling man
Outro:
D Em G D
A A D
A great song by a great artist! Seeing as I like this guy quite a lot, more Bert
Jansch tunes might come up in the future.
So I did, then I put it up here. It probably isn't perfect, but it sounds good enough to me.
The strumming pattern is pretty simple, you should be able to figure something out
from listening to the song.
Intro:
D Em G D x2
A A7sus2
First verse:
D Em
I'm a travelling man a-moving
F#m G
You name it I've been there
A G/B A Em7
And night and day I strive to sell my wares, now...
D Em
Got nothing I can show you
F#m G
And nothing you can wear
A G/B A Em7
But hang around a while and lend an ear, now...
Bm F#m
While travellin' on a freight-train
G A
On the Rocky Island line
Bm F#m
My young love said to me
G A
My mother she don't mind
Em F#m
Through twelve gates of the city
G A7
I came into my prime
D Em G D
I was singing songs of wild mountain thyme
Repeat intro:
D Em G D
Second verse:
D Em
Sing little birdie
F#m G
From the greenwood side-e-o
A G/B A Em7
Where the trees they do grow high, come say hello, now...
D Em
Summer is a-coming
F#m G
And I'm standing on the shore
A G/B A Em7
And where I'm bound, oh Lord I can't be sure, now...
Bm F#m
From the Arizona dustbowl
G A
Out to Van Diemons land
Bm F#m
To the North-West Passage snowbound
G A
Where Lord Franklin made his stand
Em F#m
While high above I'm singing
G A7
With my guitar in my hand
D Em G D
And I'm thinking about one tiny grain of sand
Repeat intro:
D Em G D
Third verse:
D Em
If anyone should ask me
F#m G
If I be a rambling boy
A G/B A Em7
The sporting life I know I have enjoyed
D Em
Met a lady from Louisville
F#m G
A-pleasing to my mind
A G/B A Em7
She took my hand and said, would you please be kind
Bm F#m
And from the foggy dew I stumbled
G A
Into a shady grove
Bm F#m
Where the redbird sang his sweet song
G A
He sang of careless love
Em F#m
And the bells of Rhymney ringing out
G A7
And brought the people round
D Em G D
Saying welcome to your friendly travelling man
D Em G D
Welcome to your friendly travelling man
Outro:
D Em G D
A A D
A great song by a great artist! Seeing as I like this guy quite a lot, more Bert
Jansch tunes might come up in the future.
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