Hillbilly Singer In A Rockabilly Band - Norman Wade

Hillbilly Singer In A Rockabilly Band

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
1st traste
[Capo 1 sing in Eb]
 
[Verse]
D G
In a knock down honky tonk outside of Mobile
D A
Me and the boys were picking and singing the news
D G
We play everything from Hank to Jerry Lee
D A D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band
D G
Well the joint was a jumping Pasquale was bending them strings
D A
And that rocking piano, all that country band
D G
We play hillbilly, rockabilly, crossover, rhythm and blues
D A D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band
 
[Chorus]
D G
Well yackety yack and don't talk back Cause baby got her blue jeans on
D A
Good golly Miss Molly and Hey Buddy Holly He taught me how to rock and roll
D G
Slipping and sliding and peeping hiding And rocking the night away
D A D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band
 
[Instrumental]
D G D A D G D A D
 
[Verse]
D G
Well shake it don't break it, the blue jeans blowing my mind
D A
And that hillbilly music had me deep in the wine
D G
We were jumping and jiving and slipping and sliding And rocking the night away
D A D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band
 
[Chorus]
D G
Well yackety yack and don't talk back Cause baby got her blue jeans on
D A
Good golly Miss Molly and Hey Buddy Holly He taught me how to rock and roll
D G
Slipping and sliding and peeping hiding And rocking the night away
D A D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band
D A G D
A hillbilly singer and rockabilly country band

How to play Hillbilly Singer In A Rockabilly Band

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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