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27 Jan 02 - 12:14 PM (#636632) Subject: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Cant find chords/tab to this WONDERFUL song..... Steve Goodman did it, but others as well..... any help? Thanks! Lane |
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27 Jan 02 - 12:20 PM (#636636) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Sorcha First hit on Google.......Click me! |
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27 Jan 02 - 12:23 PM (#636637) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Sorcha And if you need the lyrics, they are here. |
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27 Jan 02 - 12:24 PM (#636639) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Got it, Sorcha - thanks! Hmmm.... no chords, so I'll work out the tab, but I'm not real good at it yet... it looks like it's in C, maybe with an Am? Such a fine song..... Lane |
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27 Jan 02 - 12:25 PM (#636641) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Sorcha No clue about that Lane. I don't do guitar or read tab. Somebody else surely knows, tho. |
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27 Jan 02 - 07:03 PM (#636800) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane OK.. I found some tab... but still need the basic chords.... anyone? Thanks! Lane |
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29 Jan 02 - 09:22 AM (#637831) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Can anyone help with this? Thanks |
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30 Jan 02 - 12:58 AM (#638501) Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO DANCE From: GUEST,Billy From the album "Steve Goodman" This is exactly as Steve recorded it. The story I heard was that he was in a restaurant and got up from his table and got in the path of a waitress. They both moved the same way, stopped, move the other way and Steve said "Would you like to dance?' Returning to his table, he began to jot down the lines for the song. WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO DANCE D AWould you like to learn to sing? I can teach you that Here's an old tune that's good for the start You can sing all the high parts if you really try And I'll play along the tune on my guitar And then we'll sing together for a little while Let the harmony go ringin' in your mind And you sing so much better when you sing with a smile All the notes come out so sweet and high. All the notes come out so sweet and high. Would you like to learn to love? Well, that's somethin' else again I can show you how to sing and smile and dance Oh, I have no key to open your heart And no way that I could make you take the chance. And so we'll dance around the room again And we'll sing a tune or two to pass the time And smile a lot and if you really want to We can try a little lovin', I don't mind Try a little lovin', I don't mind. I don't mind. |
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30 Jan 02 - 01:00 AM (#638502) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: GUEST,Billy Can someone please edit this mess? |
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30 Jan 02 - 09:21 PM (#639042) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Billy..... I can try to edit it... but I think you've given me a heck of a good start - THANK YOU! I'm going to need to look up that walkdown from G to Bm, unless someone can help... and the G/F#, but I can figure that one out, I think.... This is such a fine tune, I really am anxious to learn it...... Thanks, again!! Lane |
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30 Jan 02 - 10:57 PM (#639085) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane GUEST,Billy .... hey, I'm having some trouble matching the chords that you listed to Goodman's recorded version..... key is off - do you know, did he capo up someplace? I've been trying it and can't seem to find it....... If you want to e-mail - lwinterm@pacifier.com Thanks |
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03 Feb 02 - 05:16 PM (#641503) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Well...I'm getting close. The chords sound good, but I'm still having a little trouble getting them lined up with the right lyrics.... Billy, or someone... can you straighten me out? Thanks! |
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04 Feb 02 - 09:44 PM (#642596) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: GUEST,Billy Let's try this one more time - btw these chords are the same as on the recording on my 12-string, which is tuned a half step low. So it is actually Db or C capoed 1. Would you (D) like to learn to (A) dance? (G) Well, (G/F#) I can show you (Bm) that (G) Gotta book here, with all (A) you need to (D) know (F#) We can draw the Arthur Murray patterns (Bm) right here (A) on the (G) floor. And (C) all ya have to (G) do is (D) follow. And (F#) then we'll dance around the room a (Bm) while You can (G) lead now if you (A) want to, I don't (D) mind. (F#) Nothin' I wouldn't do to (Bm) see you (A) smile (G) Go (C) dancin' 'cross your (G) face in perfect (Bm) time (C) Dancin' 'cross your (G) face in perfect (D) time. |
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04 Feb 02 - 09:59 PM (#642608) Subject: RE: Would You Like To Learn To Dance - tab? From: Lane Got it that time.... much better when I get the chords lined up! Thank you - it sounds great - what a fine song... Lane |
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07 Feb 09 - 02:29 PM (#2560192) Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO DANCE From: JanH This is what I’ve got WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO DANCE? Steve Goodman Would you (C) like to learn to (G) dance? (F) (F/E) Well, I can (Dm7) show you that, (Dm7/C) (Am) Got a book here with (G7) all you need to (C) know. (E) We can draw the Arthur Murray patterns (Am) Right here (G/B) on the (F) floor, (Bb) And all you (F) have to do is (C) follow. (E) And then we'll dance around the (Am) room a while, You can (F) lead now if you (G) want to, I don't (C) mind. (E) Nothin' I wouldn't do (Am) To (G/B) see your (F) smile Go (Bb) dancin' 'cross your (F) face in perfect (Am) time, (Bb) Dancin' 'cross your (F) face in perfect (C) time. (G) Would you (C) like to learn to (G) sing? (F) (F/E) Well I can (Dm7) teach you that, (Dm7/C) (Am) Here's an old tune (G7) that's good for the (C) start. (E) You can sing all the high parts (Am) If you (G/B) really (F) try, (Bb) And I’ll (F) play along the tune on my (G) guitar. (E) And then we'll sing together for a (Am) little while, Let the (F) harmony go (G) ringin' in your (C) mind. (E) And you sing so much better when (Am) You (G/B) sing with a (F) smile, (Bb) All the notes come (F) out so sweet and (Am) high, (Bb) All the notes come (F) out so sweet and (C) high. (G) - Instrumental first six lines as verse above, last chords (G) (G7) (G6) (G5) - Would you (C) like to learn to (G) love? (F) (F/E) Well, that's (Dm7) somethin' else a (Dm7/C) gain, (Am) I can show you (G7) how to sing and smile (C) and dance. (E) Oh, I have no keys (Am) To (G/B) open your (F) heart, (Bb) And no way that I could (F) make you take the (G) chance. (E) And so we'll dance around the (Am) room again, And we'll (F) sing a tune or (G) two to pass the (C) time, (E) And smile a lot, And if you (Am) really want to, We can (Bb) try a little loving, (F) I don’t (Am) mind, (Bb) Try a little lo (F) ving, I don’t (C) mind, I don’t (F) mind. (Fm) (G7) (C) © Steve Goodman, All Rights Reserved janhauenstein@gmx.de |
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24 Jul 16 - 10:51 PM (#3801912) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Would You Like to Learn to Dance From: Joe Offer The Harry Fox Agency's songfile.com Website verifies that Steve Goodman was the songwriter. He recorded it, and it's also sung by Mary Travers on the Peter Paul and Mary Such Is Love album. It was also recorded by Jackie DeShannon on her 2005 Jackie album. Josh White, Jr., recorded it, too. -Joe- |
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18 Jun 21 - 03:57 PM (#4110599) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Would You Like to Learn to Dance From: GUEST,nodoublebogies Here is what I am playing. It has a 6 2 5 1 if you think of it as in Am. Very jazzy chord progression with that sweet country ballad delivery. Pure Genius! | C | G | B07 E | Am | | FM7| Gsus G/B| C | Gsus4| Verse | C | G | B07 E | Am Am/G | | FM7| Gsus4| C | C9 | | B07 | E7 | Am Am/G | FM9 | | Dm| FM9 | C | C9 | | B07 | E7 | Am Am/G | FM9 | | Bb| F | Am | Am (slide to 5th | | Bb| F | C | Gsus4 | |