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09 Feb 07 - 03:20 PM (#1962535) Subject: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: GUEST i was wondering all the chords in any keys to the song union maid by woody guthrie.....im new to guitar so if you guitar chord masters could have diferent keys from G to whatever i could play them all to help me learn......thanks and am sorry for my ignorance!!!! any help would be appreciated in my trying to figure the guitar out thanks |
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09 Feb 07 - 03:31 PM (#1962543) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: GUEST,Geoff the Duck Do not try to overstretch yourself too early in the learning process. Get chords for the song in one key, preferably one which would be regarded as sensible shapes. Get used to playting until you are comfortable doing so. Later you could either learn in a different key or use a capo. Quack! Geoff the Duck. |
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09 Feb 07 - 03:42 PM (#1962551) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: Songster Bob Good advice. Changing keys requires knowing each key separately; else you learn by rote rather than by hearing the changes as they come. A try (off the top of my head, at work with no instrument to check my accuracy). I There once was a union maid, IV I Who never was afraid IV Of the goons and the ginks I And the company finks, II7 V7 And the deputy sheriffs that made the raid. I She went to the union hall IV I When a meeting it was called. IV I And when the company boys came 'round, V7 I She always stood her ground. Chorus: IV I Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union; V7 I Sticking to the union, sticking to the union. IV I Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union V7 I Sticking to the union, till the day I die. In each key, the I is the #1 note/chord in the key, the IV is #4, and V is #5. Of course, II is #2, etc. So in G, I = G IV = C V7 = D7 II7 = A7 Apply to other keys as needed (watch out for the sharps & flats, though). This works best for C, G, D, A, & E, since the sharps & flats won't hit those notes (in E, II=F#, though). Bob (Now, when I post this, the spacing will be all gefrunzled, won't it? Sigh.) |
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09 Feb 07 - 03:49 PM (#1962557) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: Songster Bob Second try: There (I)once was a union maid, Who (IV)never was a-(I)fraid Of the (IV)goons and the ginks And the (I)company finks, And the (II7)deputy sheriffs that (V7)made the raid. She (I)went to the union hall When a (IV)meeting it was (I)called. And (IV)when the company (I)boys came 'round, She (V7)always stood her (I)ground. Chorus: Oh, you (IV)can't scare me, I'm sticking to the (I)union; Sticking to the (V7)union, sticking to the (I)union. Oh, you (IV)can't scare me, I'm sticking to the (I)union Sticking to the (V7)union, till the day I (I)die. Try that. Bob |
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10 Feb 07 - 02:36 PM (#1963360) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: McGrath of Harlow Or you can see if you prefer with non-7th chords (eg D instead of D7). The point is, the chords used with a song can vary, even when played in the same key. |
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10 Feb 07 - 02:41 PM (#1963363) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: Peace And that will also depend on which inversions 'sound' better to you. |
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10 Feb 07 - 05:34 PM (#1963466) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: oldhippie Tune is Redwing; check for other chords for that. |
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10 Feb 07 - 06:10 PM (#1963488) Subject: RE: Chord Req: union maid in all keys From: Midchuck Keep in mind that "Union Maid" is actually "Redwing." And Redwing is a western swing standard, so the chords can be very interesting if you want them to be. (link) Peter. |