Biografia:
Scott Cooke "Scotty" McCreery (Garner (Carolina do Norte), 9 de outubro de 1993) é um cantor americano de Garner (Carolina do Norte), vencedor da décima temporada do programa American Idol em 25 de maio de 2011.
Scotty nasceu em 1993, filho de Judy e Michael McCreery, em Garner (Carolina do Norte). Seu pai nasceu em Aguadilla, Porto Rico, de mãe porto-riquenha de San Juan e pai americano descendente de irlandeses. Ele costumava imitar Elvis Presley quando criança e começou a aprender violão com 10 anos.
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Outras músicas:
- Feelin' It
- See You Tonight
- Always On My Mind
- Back On The Ground
- Better Than That
- Blue Jean Baby
- Carolina Eyes
- Christmas Comin Round Again
- Christmas In Heaven
- Clear As Day
- Dirty Dishes
- Feelin It
- Five More Minutes
- For Once In My Life
- Forget To Forget You
- Home In My Mind
- I Dont Wanna Be Your Friend
- I Love You This Big
- In Between
- Love You This Big
- Out Of Summertime
- Still
- That Old King James
- The Dash
- The Trouble With Girls
- This Is It
- Walk In The Country
- Water Tower Town
- Wherever You Are
- Write My Number On Your Hand
- You Make That Look Good
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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Out of Summertime - Scotty McCreery
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Tabbed by: Kahsm
Tuning: Standard
I'm by no means great at tabbing by ear, and this would be the first ever that I post,
but this song didn't seem to exist yet and this version worked out for me in impressing a
girl who, for some reason, adores Scottie. So I hope someone else might be able to use
it too.
Use a fast country feeling picking pattern through the verse to get that banjo feel,
with a few hammer-ons here and there. I kinda like 5 3 4 2 as a base pattern, but I vary _a
lot_ through the song. It should be quite brisk, I get through that 4 times between
"Duquoin" to "fair".
Actually I just tried it and it's more like... | 5 R 3 2 | h> 4 3 2 | 5 34 [1'3' 2] or
[2'4' 3] |
very light tap on transitional ' '-ed strings between beats
"34" is half notes, hit string 3 then 4 twice as quickly than in the other measures
Anyway, just trying to give you an idea of how I try to get the right feel given these
chords which may be horribly wrong. Good Luck!
C
It's the Duquoin, Illinois county fair
F C
I could still see you standing there like a dream
Flatbed stage on a little dirt track
She was second row, her hair pulled back
F C
We were young and free
G [hit 6th string string once then strum down on "Oh" similar for the F
everytime this part happens]
Oh, she could've been mine
F (let ring) C
But we ran out of summertiiiiiime
C
Spent a few weeks out on a lake shore beach
F C
Carved our names high as we could reach on an old wooden pier
We made plans we planned to keep
F C
300 miles from her to me and her senior year
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F (let ring, then build to chorous with single strums)
But we ran out of summertime
C [half strum half pick to ge a full sound without losing the twangy feel]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July and sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F C
But we ran out of summertiiiiiime
C
If the days had only stayed that long
F
And those autumn leaves didn't have to fall
C
Oh, we'd have fell in love
'Cause what we felt on that Ferris wheel
F
Was just too right and just too real
C
But just not long enough
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F [let ring, then build to chorous with single strums]
But we ran out of summertime
C
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July, sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F C
But we ran out of summertiiiiime
C [very clean picking for this section]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
sweet as sunshine
C [back to half and half]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July, sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F
But we ran out of summertime
C
-Kahsm
Out of Summertime - Scotty McCreery
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Tabbed by: Kahsm
Tuning: Standard
I'm by no means great at tabbing by ear, and this would be the first ever that I post,
but this song didn't seem to exist yet and this version worked out for me in impressing a
girl who, for some reason, adores Scottie. So I hope someone else might be able to use
it too.
Use a fast country feeling picking pattern through the verse to get that banjo feel,
with a few hammer-ons here and there. I kinda like 5 3 4 2 as a base pattern, but I vary _a
lot_ through the song. It should be quite brisk, I get through that 4 times between
"Duquoin" to "fair".
Actually I just tried it and it's more like... | 5 R 3 2 | h> 4 3 2 | 5 34 [1'3' 2] or
[2'4' 3] |
very light tap on transitional ' '-ed strings between beats
"34" is half notes, hit string 3 then 4 twice as quickly than in the other measures
Anyway, just trying to give you an idea of how I try to get the right feel given these
chords which may be horribly wrong. Good Luck!
C
It's the Duquoin, Illinois county fair
F C
I could still see you standing there like a dream
Flatbed stage on a little dirt track
She was second row, her hair pulled back
F C
We were young and free
G [hit 6th string string once then strum down on "Oh" similar for the F
everytime this part happens]
Oh, she could've been mine
F (let ring) C
But we ran out of summertiiiiiime
C
Spent a few weeks out on a lake shore beach
F C
Carved our names high as we could reach on an old wooden pier
We made plans we planned to keep
F C
300 miles from her to me and her senior year
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F (let ring, then build to chorous with single strums)
But we ran out of summertime
C [half strum half pick to ge a full sound without losing the twangy feel]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July and sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F C
But we ran out of summertiiiiiime
C
If the days had only stayed that long
F
And those autumn leaves didn't have to fall
C
Oh, we'd have fell in love
'Cause what we felt on that Ferris wheel
F
Was just too right and just too real
C
But just not long enough
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F [let ring, then build to chorous with single strums]
But we ran out of summertime
C
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July, sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F C
But we ran out of summertiiiiime
C [very clean picking for this section]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
sweet as sunshine
C [back to half and half]
And of all the things I let get away
F C
She's the one that keeps me awake at night
And I've never seen days go by so fast
A little more sand falling through the glass
F C
She was hot as July, sweet as sunshine
G
Oh, she could've been mine
F
But we ran out of summertime
C
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