Biografia:
Blackbird Raum é uma banda de Santa Cruz, Califórnia , onde eles se tornaram uma parte importante da vida nas ruas do centro. Eles são bem conhecidos por sua influência sobre Gypsy Punk, mas são geralmente considerados os fundadores de um novo gênero. Blackbird Raum tem sido por diversas turnês, tais como o "queimando gasolina" enquanto ainda há tal coisa, "tour uma excursão cross-country e uma turnê de 2010 para o Alasca. Eles têm aparecido tanto como artistas de rua e no palco Northwest Folklife
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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 found the easiest way to play this on acoustic guitar is with a capo on the third
fret. all the chords you need are open shapes in that position. I prefer it with a capo for
sure, since barre chords murder my hand on my acoustic due to it's high action. if
you're playing it on a guitar with great action or on electric(WHY!?) your milage may vary.
The song is in 6/4 time. Or perhaps technically it's 6/8. Whatever.
The main body of the song is simply Cm, Gm, Fm, which translates to Am, Em, Dm with the
capo. Hold the first two chords for one bar a piece, then the last chord for two bars.
play the riff once through(i usually whistle the parts that are bowed saw on the record,
as a side note) then start lyrics:
I fill my mouth up with air, honey in the hair,
honey in the hair, honey in the hair
i fill my life up with time, asleep in the vine,
whiskey and wine, whiskey and wine
who makes the wind blow? I don't care
my eyes roll back in my head
who makes the wind blow? I don't care
my eyes roll back in my head
I'm just walking in circles,
I see the lines in chalk on the ground
I'm just walking in circles,
I see the lines in chalk on the ground
Play the whole thing again, then I usually strum the chords for the next bit lightly
during the break(on record it's just accordian and voice, with a buildup with the banjo and
washtub bass to the start of the last section)
this chord progression is also the rest of the song, same rhythm as th first part pretty
much. Listen to the record, it'll make sense.
Eb one bar, Bb one bar, Cm two bars
translates to C, G, Am with the capo.
One day, this will all come down
one day, this will all come crashing right down!
So go on with your life, we will bring you down!
So go on with your life, we will bring you down!
Excellent song from an excellent band. I did this from the version that appears on the
album Swidden, which is only 6$ for a digital download or 12$ for a CD from Black Powder
Press. http://www.blackpowderrecords.com/raum/
Also thank you to Bandcoach from the IDMf forums who helped me with some confusion on
the chords. Check his site out, good writeups on many aspects of music: http://www.bandcoach.org/
Questions, comments, etc to ghytwembpang at gmail dot com please.
fret. all the chords you need are open shapes in that position. I prefer it with a capo for
sure, since barre chords murder my hand on my acoustic due to it's high action. if
you're playing it on a guitar with great action or on electric(WHY!?) your milage may vary.
The song is in 6/4 time. Or perhaps technically it's 6/8. Whatever.
The main body of the song is simply Cm, Gm, Fm, which translates to Am, Em, Dm with the
capo. Hold the first two chords for one bar a piece, then the last chord for two bars.
play the riff once through(i usually whistle the parts that are bowed saw on the record,
as a side note) then start lyrics:
I fill my mouth up with air, honey in the hair,
honey in the hair, honey in the hair
i fill my life up with time, asleep in the vine,
whiskey and wine, whiskey and wine
who makes the wind blow? I don't care
my eyes roll back in my head
who makes the wind blow? I don't care
my eyes roll back in my head
I'm just walking in circles,
I see the lines in chalk on the ground
I'm just walking in circles,
I see the lines in chalk on the ground
Play the whole thing again, then I usually strum the chords for the next bit lightly
during the break(on record it's just accordian and voice, with a buildup with the banjo and
washtub bass to the start of the last section)
this chord progression is also the rest of the song, same rhythm as th first part pretty
much. Listen to the record, it'll make sense.
Eb one bar, Bb one bar, Cm two bars
translates to C, G, Am with the capo.
One day, this will all come down
one day, this will all come crashing right down!
So go on with your life, we will bring you down!
So go on with your life, we will bring you down!
Excellent song from an excellent band. I did this from the version that appears on the
album Swidden, which is only 6$ for a digital download or 12$ for a CD from Black Powder
Press. http://www.blackpowderrecords.com/raum/
Also thank you to Bandcoach from the IDMf forums who helped me with some confusion on
the chords. Check his site out, good writeups on many aspects of music: http://www.bandcoach.org/
Questions, comments, etc to ghytwembpang at gmail dot com please.
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