The Story Of A Rock And Roll Band

Randy Newman

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Story of a Rock and Roll Band - Randy Newman --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Randy Newman From: "Born Again" (1978) Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS E-9 x-x-2-1-0-1 E7-9 x-x-2-1-3-1 lower case letters are single notes not chords --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | | % | % | % | [Verse 1] They were six fine English boys Who knew each other in Birmingham They bought a drum and guitar Started a rock-roll band [Verse 2] And Johnny played little violin And Bobby Joe played the big violin The one that stands on the floor 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + They were all in the rock-roll band (break) [Interlude 1] 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 2/4 | | | [Bridge] Their first song sounded like this: (Oh oh oh oh oh) (Oh oh oh oh oh) Please get me a witness please get me a witness (Ooooooh ... oooooh) [Verse 3] Right off they needed a name Someone said "How ’bout the Renegades?" Johnny said "Well I don’t know. 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + I prefer E.L.O." (break) [Interlude 2] | | / | | % | | | / | | % | | | / | | % | | | / | | | no chord | (La la la la la la) | no chord | (La la la la la la ... la) [Verse 4] I love their "Mr. Blue Sky" Almost my favorite is "Turn to Stone" And how ’bout "Telephone Line"? I love that E.L.O. [Verse 5] I love their "Mr. Blue Sky" Almost my favorite is "Turn to Stone" 6/4 And how ’bout "Telephone Line"? I love that E.L.O. [Coda] | | | | | | 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + | |

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Cette chanson raconte l’histoire d’un groupe de jeunes musiciens anglais qui, à Birmingham, décident de former une bande de rock. Avec une batterie et une guitare, ils commencent à jouer ensemble, mêlant leur passion pour la musique à leurs rêves de succès. On évoque même les différents instruments qu’ils utilisent, comme le violon, illustrant ainsi la diversité de leur son. En cherchant un nom pour leur groupe, ils se retrouvent à discuter de l’identité musicale qu’ils souhaitent revendiquer, avec une référence à E.L.O., qui semble être une influence majeure pour eux. Cette quête de reconnaissance et de passion pour la musique résonne tout au long de la mélodie.

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