|
25 Nov 03 - 09:25 PM (#1060989) Subject: Chord Req: Old Rocking Chair by Hoagy Carmichael From: Jeep man I have wanted to learn this for a long time. Can anyone help me with the guitar chords? Thanks, Jim |
|
25 Nov 03 - 10:55 PM (#1061029) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Old Rocking Chair by Hoagy Carmichael From: Amos Geeze, Jeepster, I can't. SOrry! A |
|
25 Nov 03 - 11:53 PM (#1061060) Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: ROCKIN' CHAIR (Hoagy Carmichael) From: DonMeixner I ain't sayin' where it came from but I am breaking several laws providing these lyrics anbd chords. Don "The Scofflaw Meixner Rockin' Chair Words & Music by Hoagy Carmichael Recorded by The Mills Brothers, 1932 D D9 D9sus4 D9 D7/9 G G6 Gm7 Edim Ol' rock - in' chair's got me, my cane by my side; D F#m B7 E7 A7 Edim Fetch me that gin, son, 'fore I tan your hide. Bm F#7 Bm7 F#7 Bm7 C#7 F#7 Can't get from this cabin, go no where E7 Bm7-5 E7 Just sit me here grabbin' A7 A7+5 D At the flies 'round my rockin' chair. Bridge: D7 Fdim D9 D7 D7 Fdim D9 D7 My dear old Aunt Harriet -- in Hea - ven she be -- C#7 F#m B7 E7 Bm7-5 A7 E7 A7 Send me sweet chariot, for the end of that trouble I see. D D9 D9sus4 D9 D7/9 G G6 Gm7 Edim Ol' rock - in' chair gets it; judgment day is here, D F#m Bm7 G Gdim Edim D Chained to my old rock - in' chair. |
|
26 Nov 03 - 05:35 AM (#1061202) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Old Rocking Chair by Hoagy Carmichael From: GUEST,MCP For standards a good place to look is The Guitar Guy's site. (Though the chords are not always good) and he does have a version of Rockin' Chair. Mick |
|
26 Nov 03 - 05:50 PM (#1061585) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Old Rocking Chair by Hoagy Carmichael From: GUEST Thanks you guys. I will use this and start a life of crime. Jim |
|
26 Nov 03 - 06:00 PM (#1061592) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Old Rocking Chair by Hoagy Carmichael From: Mudlark Thanks, Intrepid Scofflaw...I like all of Hoagy's stuff and this is a favorite. And as I'm hobbling around on a cane for a while, this will be a good time to try and learn it. That Redbone song keeps going around in my head (...would go for nought, if I got caught, wi/out my cane). |