The Sunday Song: The Knyghte’s Daliaunce
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Jun 242007
Sorry this is late, but I spent much of today messing with it!
The actual guitar piece is very old. It’s one of the first instrumentals I wrote on the guitar, as I recall. Very simple to play, too.
Here’s the chords for the whole thing.
- Am, G, Am, G, Am, G, Em, Am
- Am, G, Am, G, Am, G, Em, Am
- Em, Am, Em, Am, Em, Am, C, G
- D, G, D, C, D, G, E major
- Am, G, Am, G, Am, G, Em, Am
- Em, Am, Em, Am, E major
Lessee… I ended up using my Blueridge acoustic twice (main fingerpicking and backing rhythm track); the Gibson Melody Maker for electric; the Michael Kelly mandolin; and a drum machine — just the stock rock drums, slowed way down.
Hope you like it. It’s less of a mess than “Pick ‘Em All Up” was, but still basically a jam, not really a song.
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The main melody is very nice. But the cheesy 80s-sounding drum machine was a little surprising 🙂
Yeah, I didn’t think the drums were necessary. I wish you’d play more music like this.
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