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Tabs

PostPosted:Tue Dec 13, 2005 11:39 am
by head75
does anyone here have any Old and in the Way or New Riders of the Purple Sage tabs?

PostPosted:Tue Dec 13, 2005 3:33 pm
by phreaker
Probably.

I don't think you will find any on the web, although, I'm still hunting. :?

PostPosted:Fri Dec 16, 2005 9:11 am
by spilly
I haven't found anything on the web worthwhile, but a good friend of mine plays alot of garcia bluegrass.

If you could be more specific on what your looking for i may be able to get him to transcribe some tunes for the benifit of the population.

I'd like to pick his brain myself.

down with picks, long live fingers.

PostPosted:Sat Dec 31, 2005 7:18 pm
by direwolf
how about "oh the wind and rain"? if you happen to get it, please email to [email protected] cheers, peace!

PostPosted:Sat Dec 31, 2005 9:10 pm
by spilly
I'll see what i can do man, it sounds pretty plausable

PostPosted:Sun Jan 22, 2006 6:05 pm
by ch0ke
direwolf wrote:how about "oh the wind and rain"? if you happen to get it, please email to [email protected] cheers, peace!
I loveee that songg! if you get it please send it to me also at [email protected]

PostPosted:Tue Jan 24, 2006 7:45 am
by mikeohiostate
Here ya go!
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Oh, the Wind and the Rain

 

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Verse 1     There were two sisters came walking down the street, oh the wind and the rain.

The one behind pushed the other on in, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 2     Johnny gave the youngest a big gold ring, oh the wind and the rain.

Didn't give the oldest anything, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 3     Pushed her into the river to drown, oh the wind and the rain.

And watched her as she floated down, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 4     Drove her till she came to a fishin' pond,, oh the wind and the rain.

Cried, "Father, oh Father there swims a swan", cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 5     Miller pulled her out with the drifting wood, oh the wind and the rain.

And pulled that fair maiden from the brook, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Lead

 

Verse 6     Left her on the bank to dry, oh the wind and the rain.

And a fingering fool came passing by, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 7     Out of the woods came a fiddler fair, oh the wind and the rain.

Took thirty strands of her long yellow hair, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 8     And he made a fiddle bow of her long yellow hair, oh the wind and the rain.

And he made a fiddle bow of her long yellow hair, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 9     He made fiddle pegs of her long finger bones, oh the wind and the rain.

He made fiddle pegs of her long finger bones, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 10   Then he made a little fiddle out of her brass bow, oh the wind and the rain.

Whose sound could melt a heart of stone, cryin, "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Verse 11   And the only tune that fiddle would play, oh the wind and the rain.

And the only tune that fiddle would play was "oh the dreadful wind and rain"

 

Lead to close song

PostPosted:Fri Jan 27, 2006 12:31 pm
by DanK
for a lot of the songs you can find a decent version at deadstein.com, but a few of the songs are off a bit but not too bad to figure out. also www.geocities.com/darksaw has transcriptions of solos and generally accurate versions of things...