Lovely sunny day out with blue skies and this song fits with that mood. Here is a rendition of Sitting on the Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding.
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Busking Otis Redding
Buddy,
Man, what I wouldn't do to have a voice like yours.
There is an artist I think you would really like and your voice fits yours pretty close.
His name is John Gorka, great lyrics and pretty fancy guitar but playable.
Check our a song called "Houses in the Fields" on you tube....
If you learn this song and post it I will sing my next post!!!!
I know the chords and progression if interested. Key of G.
Deal?
Matt
Man, what I wouldn't do to have a voice like yours.
There is an artist I think you would really like and your voice fits yours pretty close.
His name is John Gorka, great lyrics and pretty fancy guitar but playable.
Check our a song called "Houses in the Fields" on you tube....
If you learn this song and post it I will sing my next post!!!!
I know the chords and progression if interested. Key of G.
Deal?
Matt
schm040 wrote:
John Gorka does a great version of "Lock Keeper" too. Check it out Buddy (please)...Buddy,
Man, what I wouldn't do to have a voice like yours.
There is an artist I think you would really like and your voice fits yours pretty close.
His name is John Gorka, great lyrics and pretty fancy guitar but playable.
Check our a song called "Houses in the Fields" on you tube....
If you learn this song and post it I will sing my next post!!!!
I know the chords and progression if interested. Key of G.
Deal?
Matt
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That is sounding pretty good Buddy. I like the strumming and the vocals are great... not at all easy to sing this, that's for sure.
Watch a programme on Otis a few weeks back and I now have a much greater respect for the man and his music and this is the classic.
Maybe up-grade the intro?
Watch a programme on Otis a few weeks back and I now have a much greater respect for the man and his music and this is the classic.
Maybe up-grade the intro?
Buddy,
Sounds good to me...
John Gorka put out a pretty accurate song book with great tabs several years back.
It was published by Hal Leonard but I did a search and it is no longer available.
The good news is I have it somewhere.
All the songs on it are great.
Let me know if you are interested in borrowing it.
Matt