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Misc Songs

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Bryan Adams

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Dificuldade: facil | Estilo: rock | Sentimento: nostalgica, romântica | Ocasião: bar, acústico, casamento | Tags: rock, pop rock, violao, facil, bryanadams, romantica

Bryan Guy Adams é um cantor, compositor, produtor musical e fotógrafo canadense. Ele é um dos artistas mais bem sucedidos das décadas de 1980 e

1990, conhecido por suas baladas românticas. Suas vendas de discos são estimadas em mais de 100 milhões cópias mundialmente. Ao longo de sua carreira, emplacou vários sucessos, como: "Heaven", "Straight from the Heart", "Run To You", "Summer of '69", "It's Only Love", "Can't Stop This Thing We Started", "Please Forgive Me", "All for Love", "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman ", "When You're Gone", entre outros. "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You", de 1991, alcançou o primeiro lugar nas paradas musicais de 19 países e se tornou um dos singles mais vendidos de todos os tempos, com 15 milhões de cópias. Janet Damita Jo Jackson é uma cantora, compositora, produtora musical, atriz e dançarina estadunidense. Considerada um ícone pop, ela é conhecida por seus discos inovadores, socialmente conscientes e sexualmente provocativos, bem como por seus elaborados shows ao vivo. O som e a coreografia de Jackson se tornaram um catalisador para o crescimento da MTV, permitindo que ela alcançasse destaque e, ao mesmo tempo, quebrasse barreiras de gênero e raciais. O conteúdo lírico, que abordava questões sociais e experiências profundamente sentidas, contribuiu para o apelo de seu trabalho junto ao público jovem.

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The transition into the chorus is |C|C|D|D| with appropriate strumming
The chorus chords are ||Em  G  D|    A   ||  ""      ""        ""
(this repeats until it finally finishes on the D)

The lead bit in the middle of the song is:

||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----||
||-9/10-9-----|-----|-7/8-7-----|-----|-5/6-5-----|-----|-7/8-7-----|-----||
||--------9---|-----|-------7---|-----|-------5---|-----|-------7---|-----||
||----------9-|-----|---------7-|-----|---------5-|-----|---------7-|-----||
||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----||
||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----||
played through twice.

and the chords after this are the chorus chords (I suspect that this
bit uses a chorus pedal of some sort - but I don't have one, so I
don't know).

There is some lead stuff played on top of the riff through the verse,
but it's heavy on effects, so we opted to leave it out. As a clue
I think it involves slow bends on the G and D strings at the 5th or
7th positions.

If you play this along to the CD you will be a tone flat, so either
put a capo on the second fret (and shift all the numbers up 2) or
tune up a tone - if you're playing with a band you don't need to worry.

And that's about if for Run to You.

------------------=============================================-------

~From: phys174@csc.canterbury.ac.nz

Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams

The verses are just D A D A ... as many as needed  with the change
occurring on every second bar. There is an additional two bars of D
at the start as well.
The way to play it is something like this:

D.   .   .   .     .   .   .   .     D.   .   .   .     .   .   .   .
|-----------------|-----------------||-----------------|-----------------|
|-3-----3---------|-----------------||-3-----3---------|-------------3---|
|-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-----||-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-2---|
|-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---||-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---|
|-----------------|-------------0---||-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------||-----------------|-----------------|
 A.   .   .   .     .   .   .   .
|-----------------|-----------------||
|-----------------|-----------------||  repeat last 4 bars throughout
|-2-----2---------|-------------2---||  verses.
|-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-2---||
|-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---||
|-----------------|-----------------||
 The dots show the beat.
Use moderate amounts of overdrive, and mute the 2's with your palm to get
the distinctive percussive sound.               0

The Chorus chords are |Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A| (I use B instead of Bm)
use standard open A,D, and G and a barred A shape for B.

The keyboard riff is sort of an arpegiated D and A ie.
 D                                    A
|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2---|-----------------|------------------|
|---3-----3-----3-|-----3-----------|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0----2---|
|-----2-----2-----|-2-----2---2---2-|---2-----2-----3-|-----2------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----2-----2-----|-2-----2----2---2-|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|------------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|------------------|

This sounds a bit messy with overdrive, so play it clean, or (even easier)
just play the melody part (which is mainly what you hear on the CD anyway)

e|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2---|-----------------|------------------|
b|-----------------|-----------------|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2----|

For the key change after the second chorus, the chords are:
|F|Bb|C|Bb|F|Bb|C|C|  again use the barred A shape for Bb and C.
That's about all for Summer of '69

||-----------------|-----------------|| probably other effects, but
||-----0-----0-----|-----0-----0-----|| I ain't got any, so I don't
||---2-----2---2---|---2-----4---4---|| know what!)
The transition into the chorus is |C|C|D|D| with appropriate strumming
The chorus chords are ||Em  G  D|    A   ||  ""      ""        ""
(this repeats until it finally finishes on the D)

The lead bit in the middle of the song is:

played through twice.

and the chords after this are the chorus chords (I suspect that this
bit uses a chorus pedal of some sort - but I don't have one, so I
don't know).

And that's about if for Run to You.

------------------=============================================-------

~From: phys174@csc.canterbury.ac.nz

Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams

The verses are just D A D A ... as many as needed  with the change
occurring on every second bar. There is an additional two bars of D
at the start as well.
The way to play it is something like this:

|-----------------|-----------------||  repeat last 4 bars throughout
|-2-----2---------|-------------2---||  verses.
 The dots show the beat.
Use moderate amounts of overdrive, and mute the 2's with your palm to get
the distinctive percussive sound.               0

The Chorus chords are |Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A| (I use B instead of Bm)
use standard open A,D, and G and a barred A shape for B.

The keyboard riff is sort of an arpegiated D and A ie.
This sounds a bit messy with overdrive, so play it clean, or (even easier)
just play the melody part (which is mainly what you hear on the CD anyway)

For the key change after the second chorus, the chords are:
|F|Bb|C|Bb|F|Bb|C|C|  again use the barred A shape for Bb and C.
That's about all for Summer of '69

||-----------------|-----------------|| probably other effects, but ||-----0-----0-----|-----0-----0-----|| I ain't got any, so I don't ||---2-----2---2---|---2-----4---4---|| know what!) ||-0-----0-------0-|-3-----5-------5-|| The transition into the chorus is |C|C|D|D| with appropriate strumming The chorus chords are ||Em G D| A || "" "" "" (this repeats until it finally finishes on the D) The lead bit in the middle of the song is: ||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|| ||-9/10-9-----|-----|-7/8-7-----|-----|-5/6-5-----|-----|-7/8-7-----|-----|| ||--------9---|-----|-------7---|-----|-------5---|-----|-------7---|-----|| ||----------9-|-----|---------7-|-----|---------5-|-----|---------7-|-----|| ||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|| ||------------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|-----------|-----|| played through twice. and the chords after this are the chorus chords (I suspect that this bit uses a chorus pedal of some sort - but I don't have one, so I don't know). There is some lead stuff played on top of the riff through the verse, but it's heavy on effects, so we opted to leave it out. As a clue I think it involves slow bends on the G and D strings at the 5th or 7th positions. If you play this along to the CD you will be a tone flat, so either put a capo on the second fret (and shift all the numbers up 2) or tune up a tone - if you're playing with a band you don't need to worry. And that's about if for Run to You. ------------------=============================================------- ~From: phys174@csc.canterbury.ac.nz Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams The verses are just D A D A ... as many as needed with the change occurring on every second bar. There is an additional two bars of D at the start as well. The way to play it is something like this: D. . . . . . . . D. . . . . . . . |-----------------|-----------------||-----------------|-----------------| |-3-----3---------|-----------------||-3-----3---------|-------------3---| |-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-----||-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-2---| |-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---||-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---| |-----------------|-------------0---||-----------------|-----------------| |-----------------|-----------------||-----------------|-----------------| A. . . . . . . . |-----------------|-----------------|| |-----------------|-----------------|| repeat last 4 bars throughout |-2-----2---------|-------------2---|| verses. |-2---2-2---2-2-2-|-2-2-2-2-2-2-2---|| |-0---0-0---0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---|| |-----------------|-----------------|| The dots show the beat. Use moderate amounts of overdrive, and mute the 2's with your palm to get the distinctive percussive sound. 0 The Chorus chords are |Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A|D|G|Bm|A| (I use B instead of Bm) use standard open A,D, and G and a barred A shape for B. The keyboard riff is sort of an arpegiated D and A ie. D A |-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2---|-----------------|------------------| |---3-----3-----3-|-----3-----------|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0----2---| |-----2-----2-----|-2-----2---2---2-|---2-----2-----3-|-----2------------| |-----------------|-----------------|-----2-----2-----|-2-----2----2---2-| |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|------------------| |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|------------------| This sounds a bit messy with overdrive, so play it clean, or (even easier) just play the melody part (which is mainly what you hear on the CD anyway) e|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2---|-----------------|------------------| b|-----------------|-----------------|-0-----2-----3---|---2-----0---2----| For the key change after the second chorus, the chords are: |F|Bb|C|Bb|F|Bb|C|C| again use the barred A shape for Bb and C. That's about all for Summer of '69

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