Jackson Cannery
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C-D-E-G
the "rising" second part of the verse I have not figured out yet, although I
know it starts with D and rises to G
the chorus is somewhat complex...
A-C-G-G-C-D-C
and the "whoa-whoa" section is basically jumping back and forth twixt D and G
> Okay, I had wanted to keep this a secret until I came out with my complete
> parody of the CD, but what the hell, here's some help. The chords are
> actually more textured than just C-D-E-G, they're C7/add9-D7-E7-G7, then
> D-F#7-G-E. The "Did Mother Nature" part is A-G6-C7/add9-D-G-D-E. There's
> more, but I'm rushing out the door.
That's it!!! all you are missing is the C7-D7-G7-D7-G7 in the "whoa-whoa"
part!!
I am still working on this six string of mine to figure out that last part.
Oh and the mother nature part.....I got it A-C7-G..... maybe it is just
me.....thanks mucho!
How to play Jackson Cannery
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.