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Chords Req: Sally Wheatley

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DENNIS WHEATLEY
SALLY WHEATLEY


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Ritchie 17 Mar 02 - 09:46 AM
Sorcha 17 Mar 02 - 10:25 AM
Ritchie 17 Mar 02 - 10:33 AM
Kernow John 17 Mar 02 - 05:21 PM
GUEST,Nickb 28 Oct 03 - 09:55 AM
GUEST,compliments of the Great Tune Search 28 Oct 03 - 10:09 AM
GUEST,Nickb 28 Oct 03 - 12:37 PM
Malcolm Douglas 28 Oct 03 - 01:04 PM
jeffpoet 30 Jul 04 - 08:17 PM
Malcolm Douglas 30 Jul 04 - 08:41 PM
jeffpoet 31 Jul 04 - 11:51 PM
mcgrathof altcar 01 Aug 04 - 02:32 AM
Malcolm Douglas 03 Aug 04 - 08:11 PM
Malcolm Douglas 03 Aug 04 - 08:13 PM
Turlough 07 Aug 04 - 05:09 AM
John in Brisbane 07 Aug 04 - 09:53 AM
Nick 08 Aug 04 - 06:41 AM
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Subject: chords for sally wheatley
From: Ritchie
Date: 17 Mar 02 - 09:46 AM

I love the song "Sally Wheatley" and always fancied playing it, well imagine my suprise when I was in a shop in Belford and they had the sheet music.Now I can't carry a chord in my head but I know whether or not I can get my fingers on the positions on the frets so burstin' with confidence I bought the book.

however the tune that I knew was by Bob Fox & Stu Luckley but the tune in the book was different, probably the original. Can you please help me out I think it's the same tune that Geo Welch uses for his version titled "Dennis wheatley".

See Gargolye I'm learning I also gave credit to George Welch.

regards Ritchie


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Subject: RE: chords for sally wheatley
From: Sorcha
Date: 17 Mar 02 - 10:25 AM

I don't know if it will help you any, but there is an abc and MIDI posted here in the forum. The chords are sort of "embedded" in the MIDI--you'll have to hunt for them. The chords are the letters in quote marks......i.e. "C".


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Subject: RE: chords for sally wheatley
From: Ritchie
Date: 17 Mar 02 - 10:33 AM

Thanks Sorcha, I'll try that although I dont really know what it means !

ritchie


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Subject: RE: chords for sally wheatley
From: Kernow John
Date: 17 Mar 02 - 05:21 PM

Ritchie
It's the ABC file that the chords are in, not the midi.
If it's easier PM me and I'll post you the words with the chords in place.
KJ


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Subject: Tune Req: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Nickb
Date: 28 Oct 03 - 09:55 AM

Heard it once and enjoyed it but I can't remember it well enough to sit down and figure out. The words are in the database but anyone help with tune/chords?

Thanks


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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,compliments of the Great Tune Search
Date: 28 Oct 03 - 10:09 AM

X:1
T:SALLY WHEATLEY
Q:1/4=70
I:abc2nwc
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:G
G/2A/2|c3/2B/2 AG D2-DG/2A/2|c3/2B/2 AG D2-DD/2D/2|
w:Noo Ah'm myest dis-tressed and sad_ tho' Ah once'st was blithe and glad_ and cud
E3/2F/2 GG GA B3/2c/2|BA- A2-A2GA|c3/2B/2 A3/2G/2 D2-D(G/2A/2)|
w:trip a-boot tha toon both trim and neat-ly?__ Ah was hap-py neet and morn_ But_
cB A3/2G/2 D2-DD/2D/2|E3/2G/2 G3/2A/2 Bc (d/2B3/2)|
w:aall soch joys Ah've shunned_since Ah fell sa deep in love wi' Sal_
A2G2-G2 (3(GA)B|c2B2A2-AG/2A/2|B2-BA/2G/2 D2-D2|
w:-ly Wheat_-ley._ Oh dear me, Ah_ div-ent na_ what to de_
D/2G3/2 G3/2F/2GA Bc|BA A2-A2-AG/2A/2|c/2B3/2 A3/2G/2 D2-DG/2A/2|
w:for Sal-ly's stole my heart a-way com-plete-ly,__ and Ah'll ni-ver get it back_for she
c3/2B/2 A3/2G/2 D2-DD/2D/2|E3/2F/2 G3/2A/2 B/2c3/2 dB|A2G2-G4|]
w:gans wi' Mis-ter Black_and they say he's gan ter mar-ry Sal-ly Wheat-ley._

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Nickb
Date: 28 Oct 03 - 12:37 PM

Thanks


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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Sally Wheatley
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 28 Oct 03 - 01:04 PM

The DT credits the song to Alex Glasgow, and quotes what it calls "differing opinions regarding authorship". These are not opinions but facts; the song was written by Joe Wilson of Newcastle (c.1840-1874). Glasgow, perhaps not being able to trace the tune Wilson specified for it, put a new one to it, and that is the melody generally used now.

Wilson wrote his song to a tune he called The Happy Land of Air-in. The Happy Land of Erin was a popular song of the day; broadside copies can be seen at the Bodleian. The meter is the same. It was in its turn based on an American song of the Civil War period, The Happy Land of Canaan, also well known in Britain through the broadside press and the Minstrel shows. There are broadside editions at the Bodleian and elsewhere, and sheet music of 1860 can be seen at the Levy Collection:

The Happy Land of Canaan

That is the tune which Joe Wilson intended for his song, and to which it was sung before Alex Glasgow set new music to it.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: jeffpoet
Date: 30 Jul 04 - 08:17 PM

Hi Malcolm,

I've had the words for sally Wheatly for some time but would dearly love the chords. Can you help please.

Jeff Guess
Australia


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 30 Jul 04 - 08:41 PM

No idea, I'm afraid. I don't play piano or guitar. I'll ask around; I know a few people who play the song once in a while.


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Subject: Re: Sally Wheatley - chords?
From: jeffpoet
Date: 31 Jul 04 - 11:51 PM

Can anyone help with the chords for this wonderful song please - I have the words but suspect the chords are probably a little tricky?

Thanks

Jeff Guess
Australia


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Subject: RE: Re: Sally Wheatley - chords?
From: mcgrathof altcar
Date: 01 Aug 04 - 02:32 AM

Dropped D tuning

Intro
D A |G A |

Bm9 G    |A       |

D A |G A |

Bm9 G    |A       |


Verse.

D D/C# | D/B   D/A | G G/F# G/E G/D| A    D   |

D D/C# | D/B   D/A | G G/F# G/E G/B| A    D   |


Chorus
G G/F# Em   | D   A    |

D   D/C# | A      |

D   D/C# | D/B D/A    |

G G/F# G/E G/B| A    D   |

I've put vertical barlines in these chords so you can see how long to play each chord.
These are the chords used by Fox & Luckley
PM me if you need any more info
It's a nice song to sing - a real tearjerker.


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Subject: RE: Chords Req: Sally Wheatley
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 03 Aug 04 - 08:11 PM

And for standard tuning in the simplest key, I'm told that

Verse: F/C/   F/C/   Am/C/ G G7// Dm/G7/ Dm/G7/ F/G/ C///
Chorus: C/Em/ Am/C/ Am/C/ G G7// Dm/G7/ Dm/G7/ F/G/ C///

should do the trick.


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Subject: RE: Chords Req: Sally Wheatley
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 03 Aug 04 - 08:13 PM

...Alex Glasgow's tune, of course, not the original one (see other threads for all that).


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Subject: RE: Chords Req: Sally Wheatley
From: Turlough
Date: 07 Aug 04 - 05:09 AM

Hello Jeff,

you'll find the chords above

T.


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Subject: RE: chords for sally wheatley
From: John in Brisbane
Date: 07 Aug 04 - 09:53 AM

The ABC file has a few problems. The tune is almost OK(ish) but needs a bit of work. Once the tune is fixed it won't be too hard to cough up the chords. I'll try to contact BAZ in this regard.

For those Aussies who have heard John McAuslen's (Director of the Brunswick Folk Music Festival in Melbourne) version, I hope you'll agree is particularly fine. It's great to see John back on the Festival circuit again.

Regards, John


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Subject: RE: Chords Req: Sally Wheatley
From: Nick
Date: 08 Aug 04 - 06:41 AM

I saw Bob Fox do this last year in York and he plays it (I think) in DADGAD tuning - it certainly looked like it. There is an mp3 of the verse and chorus as performed by Bob Fox at his website at http://www.bobfoxmusic.com/

DADGAD chords are something like this -

D - 000200
G* - 020000
D/A - 707000
Bm - x24400
A - x07677
G - 554000
D/F# - 404200
A* - x02200
A/C# - x42200

SALLY WHEATLEY(Joe Wilson)

[D]Now I'm [G*]most depressed and [D]sad,
[D]When I [G*]once was blithe and [D/A]glad,
I could [D]trip around the [Bm]town both trim and [A]neatly.
I was [D]happy [G*]night and [D]morn,
But of [D]all such [G]joys I'm [D/A]shorn,
Since I [G]fell so deep in [D/F#]love with [A*]Sally [D]Wheatley.

Chorus;       And [G]Oh [D/F#]dear [A*]me, what am [D]I [A/C#]ganna [Bm]de,
       Sally's [D]taken [A/C#]me [Bm]heart away com[A]pletely,
       And I'll [D]never [G*]get it [D]back ,         
       'Cos she [D]gans with [G*]Mr [D/A]Black,
       And they [G]say he's gan te [D/F#]marry [A*]Sally Wheat[D]ley

And his intro is something along the following lines -

INTRO a la Bob Fox for Sally Wheatley

D--0---2---4----7----------------------------------------------------
A-----------0---------7---5-----------2-P-0--------------------0---
G---------------------6-------6-----------------0----------------2---
D-----------5---------------------7-----------------4-------2--------
A---------------------0----------------------------------0-----------
D----------------------------------------5---------------------------


D -------------0--------------------- [1] --sl>-7-- [2] --0--
A ---------------------------0----0--      --sl>-0--      --0--
G ----------0------------0-------2---    --sl>-6--       --2--
D ------4-----------0------------2---    --sl>-7--       --4--
A --2----------------------------0---       ---------      --0--
D ---------------5-------------------       ---------      --0--

Twice at start ending in A [1] first time through and D [2] on second. Once at end of verse ending on A [1]

Sure the format's all over the place but first attempt at tabbing something!


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Subject: RE: Chords Req: Sally Wheatley
From: John in Brisbane
Date: 08 Aug 04 - 09:04 PM

Very well done Nick, thank you.

Regards, John


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