Kate Rusby tablature

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 20 Apr 13 - 10:31 AM

High on a Hill - Chords

HIGH ON A HILL – Kate Rusby


G                                     C               D
High on a hill, There's a sweet bird calling,
G                                          C                  D
All come together, Are you in or are you out,
G                                             C          D
He sings of a time, When the sky was falling,
G                                     C          G
All come together, And be in no doubt.

Chorus:
D                                     G                      C
Oh darling let's go over, Now the devil's here,
D                                     G                     
Oh darling let's go over, Now the devil's here,
C                                              G                   D
Oh darling, oh my darling, Be strong and be proud,
C                                                G                  D
Oh darling then you'll see, The devil will go round,
G
Round, round.

High on a hill, And way up yonder,
All come together, Are you in or are you out,
The eleventh day was hell, But the heart grows stronger,
All come together, And be in no doubt.

Chorus.

Over the fields, Where the water's falling,
All come together, Are you in or are you out,
There's a bird on the hill, And he's sweetly calling,
All come together, And be in no doubt.

Chorus.

High on a hill, There's a sweet bird calling,
All come together, Are you in or are you out,
He sings of a time, When the sky was falling,
All come together, And be in no doubt.

Chorus

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: michaelr
Date: 22 May 12 - 03:17 PM

"...dreary laments, for sad gits to get cheesy about."

But that's what folk song IS!

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Adam Dillon
Date: 22 May 12 - 03:05 PM

I dont know much about tableture, but i will say this, most folk music is ironic by itself. I first heard K.R when i was listening to celtic connections,about fifteen years ago and she did a song with john mckusker, I think it was The wild goose. I bought the album sleepless, and you could tell it was going to be a hit, because it was obviously the culmination of hard work and musically it was okay.
In my opinion all folk music becomes boring after a point, because it tends to only have one or two meanings and doesnt translate well, into modern ,everyday life, in the same way pop music does.
If you ever see the comments on facebook, it must be really creepy, for her. For a start i dont think her voice has improved one iota, and lots of songs, now in the public domain are poor. Which makes you think possibly that she no longer cares where her career is headed.
Looking at the number of people who have viewed her songs on the whole,they obviously view her for her 'famous' telly songs etc, (about three)
They obviously arent interested in her other songs to any great extent
If you want my humble opinion there is a lot more this girl can do with her talents other than warble dreary laments, for sad gits to get cheesy about.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: michaelr
Date: 05 Dec 11 - 06:54 PM

GSS, the lyrics you posted are not the requested song. Kate Rusby's second album is called Sleepless and was released in 1999. She does not have a CD called Honesty. The previously unreleased song "Wandering Soul" was Rusby's contribution to the soundtrack for Billy Connolly's World Tour of New Zealand, an eight-part BBC television documentary series originally broadcast in November 2004. Kate released it on her 2005 CD The Girl Who Couldn't Fly.



Kate Rusby solo albums:
Hourglass (1997)
Sleepless (1999)
Little Lights (2001)
10 (2002)
Heartlands (2003)
Underneath the Stars (2003)
The Girl Who Couldn't Fly (2005)
Awkward Annie (2007)
Sweet Bells (2008)
Make the Light (2010)
While Mortals Sleep (2011)

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: The Sandman
Date: 05 Dec 11 - 01:25 PM

Another fantastic song by the Fame Academy winner of 2003. This is from her first album
her 2nd album was released in early 2006 and is called Honesty. She has since been
by her record label Polydor.
Ebsus2 = xx1341      Eb5 = x688xx      Bb6 = x13333
Ebsus2/C = x3x34x    Bb5 = x133xx
Ebsus2/Ab = 4xx34x   Abadd9 = xx6546
F5 = 133xxx          Abmaj9 = xx6886
Ab5 = 466xxx         Ebmaj7 = xx1333
Ab = 466544          Fm7 = 131111
C5 = x355xx          Eb = x11343


(intro)
Ebsus2 for four bars
(Verse)
Ebsus2
I'm wanting, your body
Ebsus2/C
your mind and soul for a moral-less state
Ebsus2/Ab
of that which I, can't get out of my
endless thoughts
Oh.

(Pre)
F5
The sharp edge of you, cuts my voice
Ab5                  Ab
when I say your name, I'm thinking that

(chorus)
C5 Eb5                   Ab5
I'm just a wandering soul
F5
waiting for someone to take hold
Eb5    Bb5                     Ab5
and I would choose not to love you
    F5                           Ebsus2
I've been here too many times before

(VERSE, same as before)
Reflection,
imagined.
You're one thing in the front of my mind,
Staring me into my blue eyes.

(PRE, same as before)
the sharp edge of you
cuts me voice
when I say your name
I'm thinking that

(Chorus)
C5    Eb5                Ab5
I'm just a wandering soul
F5
waiting for someone to take hold
Eb5    Bb5                     Ab5
and I would choose not to love you
    F5                            Abadd9
I've been here too many times before

Abmaj9                   Ebmaj7
I'm just a wandering soul
Ab
A wandering
Fm7            Eb
A wandering soul
    Bb6                         Ebsus2
I've been here too many times before
Ebsus2/C                            Ebsus2/Ab
       Been here too many times before
Ab5    NC
I'm thinking that

C5   Eb5                  Ab5
I'm just a wandering soul
F5                            Eb5
waiting for someone to take hold
    Bb5                   Ab5
and I would choose not to love you
F5
I'm thinking that

C5   Eb5               Ab5
I'm just a wandering soul
F5                            Eb5
waiting for someone to take hold
      Bb5                   Ab5
and I would choose not to love you
      F5                      Eb5
I've been here too many times before

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Louie
Date: 05 Dec 11 - 01:09 PM

Hello, Can anyone help me with Wandering Soul chords, tabs anything? Please!!

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: Kevin Adams
Date: 10 Oct 11 - 01:36 PM

have a look at this link on youtube for Exile http://youtu.be/hl7JI4p1ezY

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Oct 11 - 12:21 PM

Anyone know the "exile" guitar chords by Kate Rusby and Kathryn Roberts???

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: michaelr
Date: 08 Feb 11 - 11:53 PM

refresh for ICAS

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: michaelr
Date: 07 Feb 11 - 07:48 PM

Here's how I play it:

A                                                    E
I courted a sailor, for six months and many                           
A                        E                         A                        
I courted a sailor, now he's far from me
A                                                    E
I courted a sailor, for six months and many
A                        E                         A                
I courted a sailor, now he's far from me                           
       D                        A          E                      A
On a fine summer's evening he said his heart was grieving
       D                        A             E                   A
On a fine summer's evening these words he said to me
            A                      D          E                   A
Oh I'm bound for the waves, the waves dearest Annie
          A                   D            E                     A
I'm bound for the waves, the waves upon the sea
            A                      D          E                   A        
Oh I'm bound for the waves, the waves dearest Annie
       F#m                D            E                A        
I'm bound for the waves, the captain calls me

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,I Courted a Sailor
Date: 07 Feb 11 - 06:45 PM

I have a dear friend that would like me to play this song so she can sing it. Can anyone tell me the chords and where they fit in? Someone told me it's G C D, but I'm not so good at figuring out where to play them.

Any help is much appreciated.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Guest
Date: 22 Mar 10 - 10:37 PM

Her songbook (available at her website) has simplified chords and melodies for her songs. I use them and they are alright, though I'm gonna have to get better at music methinks to use the properly

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Boom
Date: 20 Nov 09 - 06:38 AM

Any body got accurate chords for planets ?

Thanks.Boom

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Nov 09 - 05:12 PM

Tug the Cox - she did indeed write the tune after finding the lyrics in an old book.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: Tug the Cox
Date: 18 Aug 09 - 06:59 AM

I always thought 'Cruel' was a KR composition, but have just come across a version with huge similarities ( some parts word for word)in an old ballad book dated 1907. Is it just the tune that she composed?
There is anoyher song, an answer to 'Oh Cruel' written from the young man's perespective.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: Peace
Date: 18 Aug 09 - 12:29 AM

Who knows?

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 18 Aug 09 - 12:08 AM

Am i the only woman posting here?

Subject: Req: I Courted a Sailor Tabs/Chords
From: GUEST,AWL
Date: 17 Aug 09 - 12:14 PM

Okay, so I know that it is probably drop D tuning (DADGBD), but I cant seem to find the tabs or chords to I Courted a Sailor by Kate Rusby.
Just e-mail them to me at [e-mail] if you know them. Thanks!
-A.W.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,highlandman at work
Date: 27 Mar 09 - 03:13 PM

I have to admit when I first encountered KR I was a bit put off by something in her presentation... not sure what, maybe it's an American/Brit thing. But she certainly has grown on me lately. She can sure sell a song and I like her uncomplicated approach to the music.
-G

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Armin
Date: 27 Mar 09 - 12:06 PM

I am looking for Banjo Tablature for Kate Rusbys song High on The Hills
Can anybody help
Thanks

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 16 Dec 08 - 11:23 PM

For High on a hill the simplified chords are:
Bb    Eb   F       X4

Chorus
F    Bb   Gm(?)
F    Bb
Eb    Bb   F       X2
Bb (round, round)

in the Key of C:
Bb=C
Eb=F
F=G
Gm=Am

These are simplified and I'm in no way good at this but they sound fairly right to me. Now I need to get my hands on a banjo.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: plumbailey
Date: 17 Jul 08 - 07:38 AM

I've just 'discovered' Kate Rusby (yeah I know - what planet have I been on) - really really want the chords for 'John Barbury' and 'High on a hill' both on her 'Awkward Annie' album.

Can anyone help me please?

Also glad that someone like Kate can become successful because she's got a truly wonderful voice.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST,Paul Jenkins
Date: 30 Dec 07 - 06:03 AM

Thanks for the "Underneathe the Stars" TAB I had a look for this and found the version in C on the 911 site, yours looks much more like the fingering used on the UTube video. Now all I have to do is change sex, shed 30 years and develope a beautiful voice. Still it's a start.

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 19 Jan 07 - 02:26 PM

HOW can i find Bring me a Boat on TaBBBBB! or just the chords! i love that song! please help me! thanx xxx

Subject: RE: Kate Rusby tablature - Underneath the Stars
From: GUEST,David Leedham
Date: 04 Apr 04 - 04:21 PM

I'm new at submitting tab, so apologies if the formatting is wrong.

This is how I think Kate plays the intro to Underneath the Stars, taken from her DVD. The phrase forms the basis of the whole song. Both E strings are dropped to D.

Capo 5th fret

D-----------------|-----------------|
B-------------1-0-|-----------------|
G-------0---------|-------0-------0-|
D-----0-----2-----|-----0-------4---|
A---5-----3-------|---2-------5-----|
D-5---------------|-2-------0-------|

Subject: Kate Rusby tablature
From: GUEST
Date: 09 Jun 03 - 02:07 PM

Anyone interested in a dialogue to build up knowledge of Kate Rusby TAB? I have some bits an pieces. Especially interested in Ian Carr's part in "Fairest of all Yarrow".