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Quite often, it sounds really spiffy to play the 5 chord of the new key after a verse or bridge and then launch the next verse in the new key.
So if you're playing in the key of C, most times verses will begin and end on C. At the end of a verse at C then change to A (5th chord in D) then D becomes your one (key) chord and you're off to the races playing D,G and A.
I use that technique playing the last two choruses of "Another Saturday Night" by Cat Stephens.
It be lively. :-)

Leon Redbone:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FGDnXWU … re=related

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This is one I have listed to learn eventually. The chorus should sound good with my vocal harmonizer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKaJ9UTZUhQ

Song 1:

Cm, Eb, Bb or capo fret 3 and use Am, C and G shapes.

L Pistolero:

C,F,Am,F,C,F,Am,G,F,Am,G,Dm,F,Am,F,G,C, etc...
You should be able to hear the changes from this point.

What language is this?

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Thank you, Topdown.
Back in my old days buying a 45 R.P.M. record and wearing it out replaying until all chords were identified was the only way to get the chords right on a new song. Used to take me days to figure one. That last tune took 20 minutes. Never did trust sheet music - especially Beatles tunes. They LIED and listed wrong chords.

[VERSE 1]E,B7,B augmented, E-(pause),E-Abm-C#m,F#m,C#M,F#m,E diminished,
Ab,Ab augmented, Ab,C#m [pause] (single note run down to)
[VERSE 2]E,B7,B augmented, E,(pause) E-Abm-C#m,F#m,C#m,F#m,E diminished,
Ab,A augmented,Ab,C#m [pause] (singlenote run down to)
[she sings dee dee] E,B7,B augmented,E,Am,E,B7,E (pause)
[BRIDGE]C#M-F#m-C#m,F#m,E,F#m,E diminished,Ab,C#m,B,E,F#M,
E diminished,B,
[VERSE 3]-same as verses 1&2.
She sings dee dee again.
C#m-F#m-C#m,F#M,C#M,F#m,E diminished, Ab,A,Ab,C#M,F#M
[ACCORDIAN] C#M,F#m
E diminished,Ab,A,Ab,C#m
[INSTRUMENTAL]E,B7,(da da da da da)E,B7,E,B7 (to end).

Pretty girl. Nice singer. Guitar player is a smoothie. Love the tuba.
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The intro and the instrumental solo are the same:

F,Am,Bb,Gsus,G

The singing part is all C,F and G.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFiOIJ3suGo

I'm hearing F, Bb, Gm.
Later on I hear F, Gm Bb, C.

Late with this one, Badeye. Wanted you guys to hear Paul Thorn:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tWHaId1 … AAAAAAAABA

As a kid, I had a slow motor bike. This dog three blocks South of my house was the meanest I ever saw. As I struggled up the hill in front of his house the dog easily ran along side of me for a short while, then looked me right in the eye and bit a hole the size of a fifty cent coin out of my ankle.
A few years later, I was walking downhill to the bay by his house. He ran out and bit down on the crotch of my jeans, and looked me straight in the eye. Thank the Lord he only bit down on fabric. I slowly walked backwards until I cleared his property and he let go.
A few years after that I rolled slowly by his house downhill on a faster motorcycle. he came out and ran along with his head close to my right foot. I accelerated gradually until he looked me in the eye. I quickly raised my right foot and stomped his head into the road. He rolled over head over heels three times before he slid to a stop. Sweet!
Last time I passed his house it had burned to the ground. I hope he burned up with it.
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