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   From: ftec@kolumbus.fi   
      
   > I usually sit down with the guitar and the record, try to play along and   
   > see what turns up.  ,   
      
   Me too, but I'm preparing a larger collection and don't know   
   these tunes neither have the records except one now. I got   
   these from a mandolin player but thanks for the effort anyway.   
      
   -risto   
      
      
   "David Sanderson"  wrote in message   
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   > >>I'm looking for chord progressions for the following   
   > >>BG songs.   
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   > >>- A Hundred Years From Now   
   > >>- Down The Road   
   > >>- Cabin In Caroline   
   > >>- Sitting Alone In The Moonlight   
   > >>- Somehow Tonight   
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   > >>Regards,   
   > >>risto   
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   > I usually sit down with the guitar and the record, try to play along and   
   > see what turns up.  Most of these chord progressions are pretty simple,   
   > so that once you get the feel of them it becomes much easier.   
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   > If you want to make life difficult, trying singing along in the same key   
   > as the recording; you'll find the limits of your vocal range very   
   > quickly, and get some interesting chances to play around with   
   > transposing things.   
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   > --   
   >       David Sanderson   
   >       East Waterford, Maine   
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   >       dwsanderson685@adelphia.net   
   >       http://www.dwsanderson.com   
      
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