Gordon Lightfoot - don quixote

Don Quixote Gordon Lightfoot {sot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot DON QUIXOTE - Gordon Lightfoot {sot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot Tabbed by: He-Man Dan Email: heman_dan@hotmail.com Notes: Capo at the second fret to play this song. I'm not sure if this is the way Gordon played it, but it sounds really good anyway. And thanks heaps to whoever it was who wrote down the chords to the song. I (guitaretab.com)

#DON QUIXOTE - Gordon Lightfoot From the album Don Quixote, on # Warner/Reprise record and CD # # 1972,Moose Music, LTD Mistakes , me! :-) # #Notes: Although several songbooks have written this song out in the key of C, Lightfoot *ALWAYS* uses a capo. For this song, the capo is used on the second fret and the chords are played "normally". They *sound* a whole step higher. Is this confusing? Just put a capo on the 2nd fret, pop on the record or CD, and play along!!! You'll sound fine an (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Don Quixote Gordon Lightfoot {sot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot DON QUIXOTE - Gordon Lightfoot {sot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot Tabbed by: He-Man Dan Email: heman_dan@hotmail.com Notes: Capo at the second fret to play this song. I'm not sure if this is the way Gordon played it, but it sounds really good anyway. And thanks heaps to whoever it was who wrote down the chords to the song. I (guitartabs.cc)

DON QUIXOTE - Gordon Lightfoot From the album Don Quixote, on Warner/Reprise record and CD 1972,Moose Music, LTD Mistakes , me! :-) Notes: Although several songbooks have written this song out in the key of C, Lightfoot *ALWAYS* uses a capo. For this song, the capo is used on the second fret and the chords are "normally". They *sound* a whole step higher. Is this confusing? Just put a capo on the 2nd fret, pop on record or CD, and play along!!! You'll sound fine and in tune!!! Li (guitartabs.cc)

Don Quixote Gordon Lightfoot {sot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- {eot Notes: Capo at the second fret to play this song. I'm not sure if this is the way Gordon played it, but it sounds really good anyway. And thanks heaps to whoever it was who wrote down the chords to the song. It was a big help. If I had your name I would use it to give you credit for a lot of the stuff (azchords.com)

Warner/Reprise record and CD 1972,Moose Music, LTD Mistakes , me! :-) Notes: Although several songbooks have written this song out in the key of C, Lightfoot *ALWAYS* uses a capo. For this song, the capo is used on the second fret and the chords are "normally". They *sound* a whole step higher. Is this confusing? Just put a capo on the 2nd fret, pop on record or CD, and play along!!! You'll sound fine and in tune!!! Listen how the song pulses on the A string rhythmically -- feel t (azchords.com)