Rendezvous With The Blues - Gregg Allman

Rendezvous With The Blues

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FmCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Gregg Allman
(From the 1997 Album SEARCHING FOR SIMPLICITY)
 
Capo 1st fret.
If you don't want to use a capo transpose +1 step.
 
[Intro]
Em7
 
[Verse 1]
Em7
Since you been gone, I got no one
Am7 Em
Since you been gone, my nights are too long
C D
Well, I can run and hide but it ain't no use
C B7 Em7
Later tonight, I gotta rendezvous with the blues
 
[Verse 2]
Em7
Day after day, this old rain keeps falling
Am7 Em
Night after night, I try and forget you
C D
You loved me like nobody else can do
C B7 Em7
All I got here is this rendezvous with the blues
 
[Bridge 1]
Am7 Em7
Time goes by so slowly
Am7 Em7
The clock says 10 past 2
Am7 Em7
But I can't sleep 'cause I gotta keep
Am7 C7 B7 Em7 B7
My rendezvous with the blues
 
[Guitar Solo]
Em7 Am7 Em7
 
[Bridge 2]
Am7 Em7
Well, the telephone keeps on ringing
Am7 Em7
Why can't that be you?
Am7 Em7 Am7
I pick it up too late now I gotta to make
C7 B7 Em7 B7
My rendezvous with the blues
 
[Verse 3]
Em7
Since you been gone I still got no one
Am7 Em
Since you been gone my nights are too long
C D
Well, I can run and hide but it ain't no use
D
'Cause I got to go and keep
B7 Em7
My rendezvous with the blues
 
[Bridge 3]
C D
Well, you loved me like nobody else can do
C7 B7 Em7
But all I've got is this rendezvous with the blues
 
[Outro]
Em7
Talking 'bout a rendezvous with the blues
Em7
Talking 'bout a rendezvous oh oh with the blues
Em7
Talking 'bout
Em7
Talking 'bout a rendezvous

How to play Rendezvous With The Blues

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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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