A Mark In Time
Previous Albums => Privateering (2012) => Topic started by: tobi777 on July 09, 2012, 03:17:19 PM
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Hi all,
my attempt - just a quick draft:
Intro: Dm - Dm - Dm - Dm
Verse: ||: Dm - C - Bb - F - Eb - Dm :||
Chorus: F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D
Solo over Verse + Chorus (2x)
then Dm - Dm --> Verse, 2x Chorus, End (D)
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Hi all,
my attempt - just a quick draft:
Intro: Dm - Dm - Dm - Dm
Verse: ||: Dm - C - Bb - F - Eb - Dm :||
Chorus: F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D
Solo over Verse + Chorus (2x)
then Dm - Dm --> Verse, 2x Chorus, End (D)
I cannot check right now, but the second Gm on the chorus could be a Bb.
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Isn't there some C as passing chord in the verse as well?
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There are three guitars in the song, the main acoustic, the electric solo, and also another acoustic guitar that play some chords here and there...
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My old acoustic is at my parents'. Time to get it and re-string it 8)
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My old acoustic is at my parents'. Time to get it and re-string it 8)
Dont forget to tune it...
;)
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Hi all,
my attempt - just a quick draft:
Intro: Dm - Dm - Dm - Dm
Verse: ||: Dm - C - Bb - F - Eb - Dm :||
Chorus: F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D
Solo over Verse + Chorus (2x)
then Dm - Dm --> Verse, 2x Chorus, End (D)
I cannot check right now, but the second Gm on the chorus could be a Bb.
Well, no, F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D is the right sequence for the chorus.
Many tempo changes in the song, a bit challenging.
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Nice job, I just had quick strum along with your chords.
The tempo is constant, but there's a funny bar changes, I look forward to in depth explanation from Ingo! ;D
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Nice job, I just had quick strum along with your chords.
The tempo is constant, but there's a funny bar changes, I look forward to in depth explanation from Ingo! ;D
Tempo intended as bar measure (2/4, 3/4, 4/4) not as bpm.
I tried to write a simple chart of the song structure if interested.
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Nice job, I just had quick strum along with your chords.
The tempo is constant, but there's a funny bar changes, I look forward to in depth explanation from Ingo! ;D
Tempo intended as bar measure (2/4, 3/4, 4/4) not as bpm.
I tried to write a simple chart of the song structure if interested.
Schema attached. Corrections welcome.
I tried to structure it with bars. you can find some 2/4, 3/4 and mostly 4/4 bars.
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Schema attached. Corrections welcome.
I tried to structure it with bars. you can find some 2/4, 3/4 and mostly 4/4 bars.
Really a great job. I'm one of the worst guitar player in the world, so ... if I did find the way to play something that resembles the real tune, it means your work is magnifique!
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Schema attached. Corrections welcome.
I tried to structure it with bars. you can find some 2/4, 3/4 and mostly 4/4 bars.
Really a great job. I'm one of the worst guitar player in the world, so ... if I did find the way to play something that resembles the real tune, it means your work is magnifique!
I found a little mistake on the last chorus, 4 bars more than expected.
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Nice job, I just had quick strum along with your chords.
The tempo is constant, but there's a funny bar changes, I look forward to in depth explanation from Ingo! ;D
Tempo intended as bar measure (2/4, 3/4, 4/4) not as bpm.
I tried to write a simple chart of the song structure if interested.
Schema attached. Corrections welcome.
I tried to structure it with bars. you can find some 2/4, 3/4 and mostly 4/4 bars.
Very nice!! Did you find that chart from the garbage bins outside British Grove?
Honestly, that's very helpful and well laid out, thank you. If Knop wants a personal assistant you should give him a call. ;D
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Nice job, I just had quick strum along with your chords.
The tempo is constant, but there's a funny bar changes, I look forward to in depth explanation from Ingo! ;D
Tempo intended as bar measure (2/4, 3/4, 4/4) not as bpm.
I tried to write a simple chart of the song structure if interested.
Schema attached. Corrections welcome.
I tried to structure it with bars. you can find some 2/4, 3/4 and mostly 4/4 bars.
Very nice!! Did you find that chart from the garbage bins outside British Grove?
Honestly, that's very helpful and well laid out, thank you. If Knop wants a personal assistant you should give him a call. ;D
:) Well it's a standard structure chart (I'm leading a band) you'd better use when you want to share and speed up the learning curve with your musicians. Not found in any bin, it's only reverse engineering. :)
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Will have to try this :)
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Hi all,
my attempt - just a quick draft:
Intro: Dm - Dm - Dm - Dm
Verse: ||: Dm - C - Bb - F - Eb - Dm :||
Chorus: F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D
Solo over Verse + Chorus (2x)
then Dm - Dm --> Verse, 2x Chorus, End (D)
I cannot check right now, but the second Gm on the chorus could be a Bb.
Well, no, F - Gm - D - Gm - C - D is the right sequence for the chorus.
Many tempo changes in the song, a bit challenging.
The second Gm is a Gm but with Bb in the bass: Gm / Bb; the guitar plays Gm, the bass guitar Bb (tierce of Gm).
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There are three guitars in the song, the main acoustic, the electric solo, and also another acoustic guitar that play some chords here and there...
the usual scheme :
Mark plays lead and the "main" rhythm, and let Richard to play the "background" rhythm... ;)
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There are three guitars in the song, the main acoustic, the electric solo, and also another acoustic guitar that play some chords here and there...
the usual scheme :
Mark plays lead and the "main" rhythm, and let Richard to play the "background" rhythm... ;)
As he used to do with all his rhytmic guitars from David to Phil before...
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There are three guitars in the song, the main acoustic, the electric solo, and also another acoustic guitar that play some chords here and there...
the usual scheme :
Mark plays lead and the "main" rhythm, and let Richard to play the "background" rhythm... ;)
As he used to do with all his rhytmic guitars from David to Phil before...
Mark is playing all guitars on Red Bud Tree (except the Pedal Steel):
(http://allesmuziek.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/img_4948.jpg)
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Nice!
I thought about it: Maybe this song was recorded in the very early stages of recording process, during the first months Mark and Guy were alone at BG - remember that first diary entry - and thought they nailed it. Guy maybe played bass to be meant provisional - and later it was decided that it was perfect. Ruth and Paul Franklin were just overdubbed later during Mixing/Comping process. So there was no need for Glen Worf to take over the bass line.
LE
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There are three guitars in the song, the main acoustic, the electric solo, and also another acoustic guitar that play some chords here and there...
the usual scheme :
Mark plays lead and the "main" rhythm, and let Richard to play the "background" rhythm... ;)
As he used to do with all his rhytmic guitars from David to Phil before...
Mark is playing all guitars on Red Bud Tree (except the Pedal Steel):
(http://allesmuziek.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/img_4948.jpg)
thanks for the info.
I would love to have all these kind of infos for all songs (like the GH booklet)
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I'm sure I'm not correct, but you can also easily move through the chords with a capo on the 3rd fret. In this manner you're playing:
Intro: Bm Bm Bm Bm
Verse: Bm A G D C Bm
Chorus: D E etc, etc
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Check this out, guys: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/m/mark_knopfler/redbud_tree_ver2_crd.htm
Is from our very skilled fellow Foma.
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Thanks so much for all this information!
I might give Redbud Tree a try on my accoustic guitar.
Maaike