 sj |
||
|
||
Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory
|
|
|
|||||||
|
Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory |
Share Thread
|
||||||
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: nutty Date: 09 Jun 01 - 06:08 PM There's a sound clip of Tommy Maken singing it HERE> |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: Brendy Date: 08 Jun 01 - 09:13 PM 2 fingers, actually: Middle finger, 2nd Fret, 4th string, Whether it's A, or A7, is not the point, though. It's good practice. B. |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,Joerg Date: 30 Apr 01 - 10:34 PM Brendy - I think, A7 isn't necessary, A sounds quite as good (at least to me) and it is much easier to do, especially to beginners; you don't have to place four fingers at a time but only three. And what about
(G)One for the morning (C)glo--(G)ry. Sorry for being so late again. Joerg
|
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: IvanB Date: 29 Apr 01 - 12:08 AM Here's the tune, as transcribed from the Shannachie CD 'The Makem & Clancy Collection.' The MIDI will play the chorus first, then one verse and repeat the chorus. NWC has been sent to Joe Offer and the MIDI to Alan.
MIDI file: MORNGLOR.MID Timebase: 192 Name: MorningGlory This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X:1
|
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: Brendy Date: 28 Apr 01 - 04:25 AM Correction: And I'm (A7)ready for any-(D)thing. B. |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: Brendy Date: 28 Apr 01 - 04:22 AM If I may... At the (G)end of the (D)day I (G)like a little (C)drink At The (G)Crosskeys (D)Inn, there were (G)sisters (C)four, Ch... Makem and Clancy's chord progression between verses: B. |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,Brian Quigley Date: 27 Apr 01 - 05:26 PM Thanks!!! As usual I was trying to make it more complicated than it is. My friend named his boat Morning glory based on this song so I'll have fun playing it this summer at the cottage. Brian |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,MMario Date: 27 Apr 01 - 04:32 PM stand "his" round - ie - cough up his share when people are buying rounds, not duck out when it's his turn. |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,mel Date: 27 Apr 01 - 03:45 PM i have it as "three for the man who'll stand his ground" which i thinks makes alot of sense since it says he goes off to the foriegn shore to fight the foe. but really i guess it is just personal preferance huh?? mel |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,mel Date: 27 Apr 01 - 03:43 PM i |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: Mrrzy Date: 27 Apr 01 - 01:50 PM I have it as "three for the man who will stand THIS round" - is it really HIS? Makes more sense my way, but that doesn't mean much... |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: MMario Date: 26 Apr 01 - 11:15 PM Anyone have the melody they could post? it's one of the DT "missing tunes" |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,mel Date: 26 Apr 01 - 06:59 PM that works great! only thing is i need to make a correction.. in the chorus at two for the early dew, a [G] At the end of the day, I like a little drink to raise up me voice and sing [C] And an hour or two [G] with a fine, brown brew and I'm [D] ready for anything [G]At the Cross Keys Inn there were sisters four, the landlord's daughters fair [C]And every night when they'd [G]turn out the light I would [D] tiptoe up the stair ...singin' cho: [G] One for the morning [C] glory [G], two for the early dew [C]Three for the man [D] who [G] will stand his [C]Ground And [C] four for the [D] love of [G] you, me girl, [C] Four for the [D] love of [G]you Sorry the first didn't turn out as planned, hope this is a bit better, although you may have to adjust the chord position a bit. they are in the near locality :) mel |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: Joe Offer Date: 26 Apr 01 - 06:44 PM Hi, Mel - I tried to fix the chords layout with the HTML preformat tag and line breaks, but there were a couple of places where I couldn't understand what you wanted. I hope this is OK. -Joe Offer- |
|
Subject: RE: Chords needed: One for the Morning Glory From: GUEST,mel Date: 26 Apr 01 - 05:55 PM G mel |
|
Subject: Chords needed: One for the morning glory ^^^ From: GUEST,Brian Quigley Date: 26 Apr 01 - 03:51 PM Anyone have the correct chords for this song? I figured a few out and can flat pick the notes but there's a few chords that are still escaping me. Thanks! HERE'S TO THE MORNING GLORY At the end of the day, I like a little drink to raise up me voice and sing And an hour or two with a fine, brown brew and I'm ready for anything At the Cross Keys Inn there were sisters four, the landlord's daughters fair And every night when they'd turn out the light I would tiptoe up the stair ...singin' cho: One for the morning glory, two for the early dew Three for the man who will stand his round And four for the love of you, me girl, Four for the love of you I got the call from a foreign shore to go and fight the foe And I thought no more of the sisters four, but still I was sad to go I sailed away on a ship, the Morning Glory was her name And we'd all fall down when the rum went 'round, then get up and start again I bore once more for my native shore, farewell to the raging seas And the Cross Keys Inn, it was beckonin', and me heart was filled with glee For there on the shore were the sisters four with a bundle upon each knee There were three little girls and a bouncing boy, and they all looked just like me... ^^^ |
| Share Thread: |