Текст песни Jethro Tull - minstrel in the gallery | guitar chord и Mp3
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From: tarvydas@turing.toronto.edu (Paul Tarvydas)Date: 19 Jul 95 19:22:14 GMTSubject: CRD: Jethro Tull, Minstrel in the Gallery (acoustic)Minstrel in the Gallery acoustic portionIan Anderson(transcribed by Paul Tarvydas tarvydas@tsctrl.guild.org)capo 2nd fretall chords relative to capo/ = down strum = up strumo = all strings open (if preceding Dsus2, then strings 1-4 open, if preceding A, then strings 1-5 open, if preceding G, then 1-6 open)note: The last line "the friends he`d made" is a typical Andersonianchord-morph. You should play with the fingering until you finda combination which moves the fewest fingers at one time. Andersonlikes to keep one finger planted and change the chords around it. Inthis case, I think he does the following. He plants the 3rd finger ofthe left hand as he changes from Dm to A7sus4. Am to C, he plants the1st finger. C to Cadd9 he lifts the 3rd and places 2nd on the 6thstring, keeping the 1st and 4th fingers planted. A Asus4 Am A7sus4 C Cadd9/F Dsus2 Dsus4 Dm-|--0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0--------0-----3-----1--|--2-----3-----1-----3-----1-----1--------3-----3-----3--|--2-----2-----2-----0-----0-----0--------2-----2-----2--|--2-----2-----2-----2-----2-----0--------0-----0-----0--|--0-----0-----0-----0-----3-----3-----------------------|--------------------------3-----2---------------------- F G o-Dsus2 o-A o-G-|--1-----3--------0--0-----0--0-----0--3-----------------|--1-----3--------0--3-----0--2-----0--3-----------------|--2-----0--------0--2-----0--2-----0--0-----------------|--3-----0--------0--0-----0--2-----0--0-----------------|--3-----2-----------------0--0-----0--2-----------------|--1-----3--------------------------0--3----------------/ / / / A Am C o Dsus2 The minstrel in the gallery / / / A Dsus2 o Alooked down upon the smiling faces. / / / / / F C F F o GHe met the gazes - observed the spaces / / / / Dsus2 o Abetween the old men`s cackle. / / / / / A Am C o Dsus2 He brewed a song of love and hatred - / // // //G / / / G Dsus2 o Aoblique suggestions and he waited.F C F G C He polarized the pumpkin eaters - F C F G C static-humming panel-beaters - F C F G C freshly day-glow`d factory cheaters F C F G C (salaried and collar-scrubbing).A Am C o Dsus2 He titillated men-of-action - F C F F o Gbelly warming, hands still rubbing G Dsus2 o Aon the parts they never mention.A Am C o Dsus2 G He pacified the nappy-suffering, G Dsus2 Dsus4 o Ainfant-bleating one-line jokers - F C F G CT.V. documentary makers F C F G C(overfed and undertakers).A Am C o Dsus2Sunday paper backgammon players - F C F Cfamily-scarred and women-haters. F C F G CThen he called the band down to the the stage F C and he looked at all Dm A7sus4 Am C Cadd9/F Fthe friends he`d made.(tr.) (tr.)A Asus4[eof]