08 Mar 02 - 04:55 PM (#665342) Subject: Faded Love From: GUEST,hope4U@gns2000.com I'm learning the fiddle tune, Faded Love on the fiddle. I'd like my family play an instrument and all of us sing this song along together. Priscilla Jacobson |
08 Mar 02 - 04:59 PM (#665348) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: Genie Faded Love by Bob wills and Johnny Wills ©1950
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08 Mar 02 - 05:07 PM (#665351) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: Genie (If I accidentally pressed "submit" before I got the chord positions corrected, please disregard the first post. I hope they survive the transmission in the proper positions re the words. The chords are taken from my songbook "Bob Wills: King Of Western Swing." Genie
Faded Love by Bob wills and Johnny Wills ©1950
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08 Mar 02 - 05:18 PM (#665361) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: Genie Well, I had it formatted correctly and I put the "pre" in the "<>" brackets before it and the "/pre" in the brackets afterwards, so I don't understand wha hoppen!
Let's try it this way:
Faded Love |
08 Mar 02 - 05:20 PM (#665365) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: SharonA There's another thread on this, with links to midi's & stuff: Tune Req: Faded Love |
08 Mar 02 - 08:31 PM (#665473) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: masato sakurai Three recordings (full audio) are in The Recorded Lady's All-Country Favorites: by Bob Wills, Patsy Cline (both HERE, and Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper (). ~Masato |
08 Mar 02 - 08:33 PM (#665476) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: masato sakurai Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper is HERE. |
08 Mar 02 - 09:54 PM (#665503) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: GUEST,honestfrankie From the Bob Wills record that I have, the tune is first played in D (better for the fiddle!) and the song changes key to A (better for voices like mine that can't hit the stratosphere) and the slide back up to D to play the tune again. Great song! Have fun. |
08 Mar 02 - 10:27 PM (#665524) Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Faded Love From: Genie honestfrankie, that sounds good for the guitarists/singer, too! I think Patsy Cline has a key change like that in her recording of it, too. Otherwise, you sort of have to do an octave jump from the verse to the chorus, or it sounds too homogeneous. Genie |