Qual o tom original da musica Pooncarie?

A cifra de Pooncarie de Slim Dusty esta identificada no tom de C. Voce tambem pode usar os controles da pagina para subir ou descer o tom conforme a sua voz.

Como mudar o tom da cifra Pooncarie?

Use os botoes + e - ou o seletor de tom da pagina para transpor a cifra de forma rapida. A letra e os acordes continuam alinhados para facilitar o estudo.

A cifra Pooncarie serve para violao e guitarra?

Sim. A cifra foi organizada com acordes para estudo, ensaio e execucao em violao ou guitarra. Quando houver tablatura, voce pode exibir ou ocultar esse conteudo na propria pagina.

Que tipo de musica e Pooncarie?

Pooncarie de Slim Dusty esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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Dificuldade: facil | Estilo: country | Sentimento: animada | Ocasião: churrasco | Tags: country, australiano, folk, tradicional, churrasco, facil, acustica

"When the Bitumen Reaches Pooncarie", com credito para Slim Dusty. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Cattlemen From the High

Plains" (ano 1988, pais AU, status Official). Virgil Riley Runnels, Jr., mais conhecido como "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, foi um lutador de luta livre profissional estadunidense. Ele foi conhecido pela suas passagens na WWE e na World Championship Wrestling. Velho Oeste, Oeste Selvagem ou Faroeste, também conhecido como Fronteira Americana, abrange a geografia, a história, o folclore e a cultura associadas à onda futura de expansão americana na América do Norte continental que começou com os assentamentos coloniais europeus no início Século XVII e terminou com a admissão dos últimos territórios ocidentais contíguos como estados em 1912. Esta era de migração e colonização massiva foi particularmente encorajada pelo presidente Thomas Jefferson após a compra da Louisiana, dando origem à atitude expansionista conhecida como "destino manifesto" e à "Tese da Fronteira" dos historiadores. As lendas, os eventos históricos e o folclore da fronteira americana incorporaram-se tanto na cultura dos Estados Unidos que o Velho Oeste, e especificamente o género ocidental de mídia, tornou-se uma das características definidoras da identidade nacional americana.

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Video da musica

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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
|| Chords and tabs are relative to half a step down. Key of B but played in a C shape.

[Intro]
         C                      C       G/D             C       C/G
e|-----|-------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|
B|-----|-0-----|-0-----|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---1-1-|
G|-0-2-|---2-0-|---2-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|
D|-----|-------|-------|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-|
A|-----|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|---3-3-|
E|-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-3-----|

[Verse]
         C              G        C
Well, it looks like somebody has stirred things along
          G                     C
Since the road to Pooncarie was turned into song
                                                F
And its seems like we've gained just a little renown
          C              G           C
so justly deserving this old darling town

[Verse]
         C               G           C
Well for years we've put up with our dusty old track
     G                       C
that served as a road in the patient outback
                                               F
but now this back country will have some real class
                 C            G        C     C7
with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last

[Chorus]
        F                                      C
And the lamps in the old pub will burn late at night
        D                       G
there’s great expectations with asphalt in sight
         F                         C         G
with the boys on the roadworks all downin' a few
                                                  C
they’re hot and they’re thirsty from bringin' her through

[Interlude]
G      C

[Verse]
       C            G           C
In the bush we're determined to do it in style
      G                         C
we've waited for years for that last half a mile
                                             F
They cut all the bends from the worst of the track
                  C           G         C
and shortened the trip to Pooncarie and back

[Verse]
           C          G                 C
They'll be no holdin’ back ‘cause we've waited so long
      G                       C
to be drinking a toast to our favourite song
                                        F
they'll be lost yahooin’ and dancin’ of course
               C               G       C     C7
and all to the strains of that bitumen waltz

[Interlude]
G      C

[Verse]
        C                G          C
All the bush folk turned up on that warm April day

G                         C
to hear what the dignitaries all had to sa
                                         F
and the Member was there to convey his regards
                       C            G            C
when the boys finished pourin' that last hundred yards

[Verse]
    C              G          C
Our boots were all covered in bulldust and tar
        G                          C
and the boys were all tonguein’ to get to the bar
                                            F
but a new piece of history revealed on that plaque
                   C            G        C
showed the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last

[Chorus]
        F                                          C
and the lamps in the old pub they burned late that night
        D                     G
and the big celebrations went on till first light
         F                          C         G
with the boys on the road works all downin' a few
                                      C    C7
we let down our hair at that big barbeque

[Chorus]
         F                                          C
yes, the lamps in the old pub they burned late that nigh
         D                    G
and that big celebration went on till first light
    F                         C             G
and now this back country has got some real class
                                       C
with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last

[Tag]
         G                             C
with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last

[Outro]
C  G   C
       Hey!

Simplificar
Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
|| Chords and tabs are relative to half a step down. Key of B but played in a C shape.

[Intro]
         C              G        C
Well, it looks like somebody has stirred things along
          G                     C
Since the road to Pooncarie was turned into song
                                                F
And its seems like we've gained just a little renown
          C              G           C
so justly deserving this old darling town

[Interlude]
G      C

[Verse]
        C                G          C
All the bush folk turned up on that warm April day

[Tag]
         G                             C
with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last

[Outro]
C  G   C
       Hey!

Simplificar Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste || Chords and tabs are relative to half a step down. Key of B but played in a C shape. [Intro] C C G/D C C/G e|-----|-------|-------|-------|---0-0-|---1-1-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-| B|-----|-0-----|-0-----|-------|---1-1-|---0-0-|-------|---1-1-|---1-1-| G|-0-2-|---2-0-|---2-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-|-------|---0-0-|---0-0-| D|-----|-------|-------|-3-2-0-|---2-2-|-0-----|-------|---2-2-|---2-2-| A|-----|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|---0-2-|-3-----|---3-3-| E|-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-3-----| [Verse] C G C Well, it looks like somebody has stirred things along G C Since the road to Pooncarie was turned into song F And its seems like we've gained just a little renown C G C so justly deserving this old darling town [Verse] C G C Well for years we've put up with our dusty old track G C that served as a road in the patient outback F but now this back country will have some real class C G C C7 with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last [Chorus] F C And the lamps in the old pub will burn late at night D G there’s great expectations with asphalt in sight F C G with the boys on the roadworks all downin' a few C they’re hot and they’re thirsty from bringin' her through [Interlude] G C [Verse] C G C In the bush we're determined to do it in style G C we've waited for years for that last half a mile F They cut all the bends from the worst of the track C G C and shortened the trip to Pooncarie and back [Verse] C G C They'll be no holdin’ back ‘cause we've waited so long G C to be drinking a toast to our favourite song F they'll be lost yahooin’ and dancin’ of course C G C C7 and all to the strains of that bitumen waltz [Chorus] F C And the lamps in the old pub will burn late at night D G there’s great expectations with asphalt in sight F C G with the boys on the roadworks all downin' a few C they’re hot and they’re thirsty from bringin' her through [Interlude] G C [Verse] C G C All the bush folk turned up on that warm April day G C to hear what the dignitaries all had to sa F and the Member was there to convey his regards C G C when the boys finished pourin' that last hundred yards [Verse] C G C Our boots were all covered in bulldust and tar G C and the boys were all tonguein’ to get to the bar F but a new piece of history revealed on that plaque C G C showed the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last [Chorus] F C and the lamps in the old pub they burned late that night D G and the big celebrations went on till first light F C G with the boys on the road works all downin' a few C C7 we let down our hair at that big barbeque [Chorus] F C yes, the lamps in the old pub they burned late that nigh D G and that big celebration went on till first light F C G and now this back country has got some real class C with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last [Tag] G C with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last [Outro] C G C Hey!

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