Bob Dylan - Canadee-i-o

Canadee-i-o Bob Dylan This is off his 1992 album Good As I Been To You. It's a beautiful Irish folk song around 200 years ago I think. Played down a whole step D-G-c-f-a-d. Play Intro before verse. After the last verse play the chords for a verse for the instrumental close. can sprinkel the progession with sus4 chords and some hammers like Dylan does on the album. CANADEE-I-O Traditional Irish Folk Song Intro: C G C F [C] [G] [C] Well [C]its o[G]f fair [C]and [F]handsome girl Sh[C]e's all in (guitaretab.com)

Canadee-i-o Bob Dylan {c:[Intro: first two lines of the verse] Well, it's [C]all of [G]fair and [C]handsome [F]girl, [C]She's all in her [G]tender [C]years. [C]She fell in [G]love with a [C]sailor [F]boy, It's [C]true she loved him [G]well. [F]For to go off to [C]sea with him Like she did not know [G]how, [C]She longed to [G]see that [C]seaport [F]town [C]Of Cana[F]dee-i-[C]o. So she bargained with the sailor boy, All for a piece of gold. Straightaway then he led her Down into the hold, Sayin (dylanchords.info)

Canadee-i-o Bob Dylan LIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/Html4/loose.dtd"> Canadee - Nic Jones version Canadee-i-o {c:(Trad. arr. Nic Jones) Tabbed by: unknown {c:CAVEAT: This is not a note-for-note transcription, but will provide the basic riffs and chords for the piece, and you can then smooth out the rough parts yourself.  Also, I haven't figured out the percussive effects i.e., the rhythmic tapping.  I don't know (dylanchords.info)

Trad./arr. Bob Dylan influenced by Nic Jones' arr) Released on Good As I Been To You Tabbed by Eyolf Østrem Some open/alternate tuning has been suggested for this one, but I doubt that. It sounds very much like a standard guitar, tuned down one whole step . The playing is sprinkled with hammer-ons and sus4-chords, in such a free way that it would be sacrilegious to encarcerate it in a fixed version . It's been claimed that Dylan stole his arrangement from the English folk singer Nic Jones. (xguitar.com)