George Strait - Murder on Music Row

This is the standard charting style that most Nashville session and sit-in musicians use to read songs. It tells you the key of the song, what the chords and chord inversions are, how they fall in the measure structure of the song, and other rhythmic differances, if there are any. It would behoove anyone that is serious about being a musician, especially in Nashville or Branson, to learn to read these kinds of charts! Murder On Music Row -- George Strait -- Key Of A 4 4 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 2 2 (allcountrytabs.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait Even though I love todays modern country, this song has a cool story line to it about the death of traditional country music. this is a different way to play it. Song Title: Murder On Music Row Artist: George Strait (Alan Jackson also recorded this) [G]Nobody saw them running From 16[C]th Avenue They never fo[G]und the fingerprints Or the weapon that was [D7]used But [G]someone killed country music Cut out its [C]heart and soul They got aw[G]ay with murder (guitartabs.cc)

This is the standard charting style that most Nashville session and sit-in musicians use to read songs. It tells you the key of the song, what the chords and chord inversions are, how they fall in the measure structure of the song, and other rhythmic differances, if there are any. It would behoove anyone that is serious about being a musician, especially in Nashville or Branson, to learn to read these kinds of charts! Murder On Music Row -- George Strait -- Key Of A 4 4 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 2 2 (tabcountry.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait George Strait & Alan Jackson Key of A- Capo on 3rd fret, play in G INTRO: [C] [G] [D] [G] [C] [G] [G] Nobody [C] saw him [G] running, from[G7] Sixteenth Ave[C]nue They never found [G] a fingerprint, or the weapon that was [D] used.[D7] [G] But someone killed [C] country [G] music, [G7] cut out its heart and [C] soul. They got away with [G] murder, [D] down on [D7] music [G] row. [C] [G] [D] [G] The al[C]mighty [G] dollar, and the [G7]lust for worldwide [ (tabcountry.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait {sot [Intro] {D {A {E {A {A [GS Verse] {A Nobody saw them running From 16th Ave-{D-nue They never found the {A fingerprints Or the weapon that was {E used But some-{A-one killed country music Cut out its heart and {D soul They got away with {A murder {E Down on music {A row [AJ Verse] {A The almight dollar And the lust for worldwide {D fame Slowly killed tra-{A-dition And for that, someone should {E hang ("Ahh, you tell 'em Alan") {A (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

row 4 4 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 2 2 5 5 ><> 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 Note... the little "><>" figure after the second line of the last chorus is my own little notation for "Bucket-a-fish"... it's a common rhythmic figure in old country and western swing when passing from the 5 chord to the 1 chord or the 1 chord to the 4 chord, at the end of a phrase. It is called a "Bucket-a-fish" because of the rhythm of it... it is a triplet and a quarter note , follo (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait [Intro] {D {A {E {A {A [GS Verse] {A Nobody saw them running From 16th Ave-{D-nue They never found the {A fingerprints Or the weapon that was {E used But some-{A-one killed country music Cut out its heart and {D soul They got away with {A murder {E Down on music {A row [AJ Verse] {A The almight dollar And the lust for worldwide {D fame Slowly killed tra-{A-dition And for that, someone should {E hang ("Ahh, you tell 'em Alan") {A They all say "Not (guitaretab.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait [Intro] {D {A {E {A {A [GS Verse] {A Nobody saw them running From 16th Ave-{D-nue They never found the {A fingerprints Or the weapon that was {E used But some-{A-one killed country music Cut out its heart and {D soul They got away with {A murder {E Down on music {A row [AJ Verse] {A The almight dollar And the lust for worldwide {D fame Slowly killed tra-{A-dition And for that, someone should {E hang ("Ahh, you tell 'em Alan") {A They all say "Not (guitartabs.cc)

Murder on Music Row George Strait Even though I love todays modern country, this song has a cool story line to it about the death of traditional country music. this is a different way to play it. Song Title: Murder On Music Row Artist: George Strait (Alan Jackson also recorded this) [G]Nobody saw them running From 16[C]th Avenue They never fo[G]und the fingerprints Or the weapon that was [D7]used But [G]someone killed country music Cut out its [C]heart and soul They got aw[G]ay with murder (guitaretab.com)

This is a much easier method of playing this song and still being in the correct key. This is a great country song, sad but true, done by George Strait with Alan Jackson. Traditional country beat should be very easy to play. Written by: Larry Cordle/Larry Shell Duet recorded on MCA's "George Strait-Latest Greatest Straitest Hits" at Ocean Way Studios, Nashville, Tennessee, October 27,1999 Transcribed and submitted by Roger Kilburn, May 11, 2000. Any suggestions/corrections welcomed. Gi (allcountrytabs.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait Intro D |A |E |A | || Verse 1 Nob[A]ody saw them running from [A7]sixteenth Aven[D]ue They never found the f[A]ingerprints or the weapon that was [E]used But some[A]one killed country music cut [A7]out its heart and s[D]oul They got away with m[A]urder d[E]own on music r[A]ow The [A]almight dollar and the l[A7]ust for worldwide f[D]ame Slowly killed trad[A]ition and for that, someone should h[E]ang Th[A]ey all say "Not Guilty!" but the [A7]evidence wil (azchords.com)

Murder on Music Row George Strait Murder on Music Row George Strait and Alan Jackson Riffs {sot E---------------10-9-------------------------------------b--------| B-------5-7-5-------/12-10-----7---5-------5-x-7-x-9-/12~(14)p10--| G-2-4/6----------------------6---6------/9---9---9----------------| D-----------------------------------------------------------------| A-(0:58)--------(1:03)-------(1:08)-----(1:14)--------------------| Eâ??[1]-----------[2]-----------[3]-------[4]---------------- (azchords.com)