32-20 Blues

Eric Clapton

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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From the album Me and Mr Johnson. A tribute to Robert Johnson This is given the boogie woogie treatment from Eric but still retains the classic blues structure. Eric plays this considerably faster than the original. It is a good test for novice to improve strummimg. Those more experienced players will use 7th chords throughout and a progression down the neck in Johnson style Other tabs are available for lead players. [Intro] [Verse 1] If I send for my baby man and she doesn’t come Send for my baby man and she doesn’t come All the doctors in Hot Springs sure can’t help her none [Verse ] If she gets unruly thinks she dont want to do She gets unruly thinks she dont want to do Take my 32-20 boy cut her half in two [Verse 3] She got a .38 special but I believe it’s most too light .38 special but I believe it’s most too light I got a 32-20 to make the camps all right [Verse 4] If I send for my baby man and she don’t come If I send for my baby man and she don’t come All the doctors in Hot Springs sure can’t help her none [Verse 5] Going to shoot my pistol going to shoot my gatling gun Going to shoot my pistol going to shoot my gatling gun You made me love you now your man has come [Verse 6] Oh baby where did you stay last night? Oh baby where did you stay last night? You got your hair all tangled and you aren’t talking right [Verse 7] Got a .38 special boy it do very well Got a .38 special and it do very well Got a 32-20 now it’s a burning hell [Instrumental piano] [Verse 8] If I send for my baby man and she don’t come If I send for my baby man she don’t come All the doctors in Wisconsin sure can help her none [Verse 9] Oh baby where did you stay last night? Oh baby where did you stay last night? You didn’t come home till the sun was shining bright [Verse 10] Oh boy I just can’t take my rest Oh boy I just can’t take my rest With this 32-20 laying up and down my breast Peace and love Kevin

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A, D, E, D7, E7

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E, A, C, B, G, D

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E5, G, E, A, D, Em7

Blue Eyes Blue

C9, G, A7sus, F9, Em7, Am, F/G, F7add9, Bb2, F, Gm, Ebm7, Gm/F, Cm7, Eb9, Eb/F, C, Fm7, Eb6/9, Am/G, F/F#, Dm7

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G, Em

Stand And Deliver

G, C7, D7, A7, D

Dans cette chanson, l’artiste évoque une séparation douloureuse avec sa partenaire, exprimant son désespoir et son anxiété face à son absence. Il utilise des métaphores liées à des armes à feu pour illustrer son agitation et son intensité émotionnelle, faisant allusion à un sentiment de vulnérabilité. Le ton est à la fois tragique et désinvolte, mêlant amour et frustration. Le contexte musical de ce morceau s'inscrit dans l'hommage à l'héritage du blues, en particulier celui de Robert Johnson. Le rythme entraînant et le son boogie woogie donnent une nouvelle énergie à ce classique, tout en préservant son essence mélancolique. Eric Clapton, avec sa technique et son approche unique, fait ressortir à la fois la tradition et la modernité du blues, rendant ainsi hommage à ces émotions universelles.

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