Shaky Town

Jackson Browne

Transposer:

SHAKY TOWN - Danny Kortchmar This song emerged on the Jackson Browne album ’Running on Empty’. Danny is a great guitarist and writes good songs too. I’m surprised more country bands haven’t taken up this number. The slide solo was played by David Lindley so it’s fairly inimitable but any picking that follows the verse chords will do. For the intro stay on the shape and pick out the single notes on the and strings. I like to play the with a hammered on i.e. 2X0210. (intro) - I’ve witnessed those one night stands Must have played in a thousand bands But I’m just here tonight tomorrow I’ll be gone Seen folks show their blacker sides Seen ’em die just for foolish pride And those drivers always ask to hear that same old song ( ) That’s a big ten four By your back door Just put that hammer down This young man feels those eighteen wheels That keep turnin round to take me down to Shaky Town And I’ve heard all those hard luck tales From all of you US males I’ve heard you tell those lies about the loves you’ve known And I’ve followed your highway signs And I’ve run down your thin white lines Like those drivers this old road is all I call my own That’s a big ten four By your back door Just put that hammer down This young man feels those eighteen wheels That keep turnin round to take me down to Shaky Town solo and repeat chorus plus. . . All the way down to Shaky Town Shaky Town Any comments to John Weaver c/o [email protected]

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Cette chanson évoque la vie d'un musicien de passage, qui a vécu de nombreuses aventures en jouant dans différentes villes. Il partage ses expériences avec les hauts et les bas de ses rencontres, en mentionnant des histoires de fierté démesurée et de désillusion. Les routes parcourues ne lui appartiennent pas vraiment, mais elles deviennent néanmoins un symbole de liberté et d'errance, le conduisant vers un endroit qu'il appelle Shaky Town, une métaphore pour un monde plein d'incertitudes et de promesses. Le contexte de cette œuvre est celui des musiciens qui arpentent les routes américaines, vivant d'une performance à l'autre, souvent en quête d'une connexion véritable tout en affrontant les réalités parfois difficiles de leur existence. La chanson capture l’esprit nomade de ces artistes qui partagent leurs récits de vie à travers la musique.

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