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14 Dec 07 - 09:23 PM (#2215642) Subject: Chord Req: two brothers( on their way one wore blue From: GUEST,laterstarter have looked everywhere can you help.1950s song about "two brothers" . i have the words but need the chords . cheers, merry christmas |
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14 Dec 07 - 10:45 PM (#2215697) Subject: RE: Chord Req: two brothers( on their way one wore blu From: GUEST,leeneia There's more than one song along those lines. Please type a verse or so. Is it about the American Civil War, with one brother in blue and one in gray? |
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15 Dec 07 - 04:38 AM (#2215795) Subject: RE: Chord Req: two brothers( on their way one wore From: John MacKenzie I used to do this, and I did it in dropped D. Two brothers on their way Two brothers on their way Two brothers on their way One wore blue and One wore grey. Here G |
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16 Dec 07 - 04:23 AM (#2216350) Subject: RE: Chord Req: two brothers( on their way one wore blu From: GUEST,Ian cookieless laterstarter, I sing this song - it's a stunner, and audiences always ask about it or comment on it after the performance. There are many ways to do a song, of course, but I never play 'chords' in the obvious sense at all (by which I mean playing 4, 5 or 6 strings together and strumming). I think this song works particularly well on the guitar by playing the exact vocal line doubling up the voice, with one or two harmonised notes above or below the vocal line. In effect, you'd be imitating two or three part harmony. I also really take my time over it. You end up with quite a sparse and sombre sound and plenty of room to let the song 'breathe'. Hope this makes sense. All the very best with your arrangement. |
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18 Dec 07 - 12:58 AM (#2217828) Subject: RE: Chord Req: two brothers( on their way one wore blu From: GUEST,latestarter leeneia,Ian cookieless,John 'Giok' MacKenzie, thanks for your response-great stuff.it's so good to find other people on the same wavelength. |