Songs of album: Hillbilly Rock (1989)

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Hillbilly Rock (1989)

Album: Hillbilly Rock (1989)

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5 years ago1822Hillbilly Rock (1989)Marty Stuart

Marty Stuart - Hillbilly Rock (with lead) Play with capo on 1st fret. Chord shapes are relative to position of capo. Bb x02220 Eb xx0232 F 022100 Verse 1 -------- [Bb]It comes from Mississippi and down in Alabam, Creepin' like a fever, all across the land. The people got to have it, they wanna hear some...

5 years ago648Hillbilly Rock (1989)Marty Stuart

Don't Leave Her Lonely Too Long written by Marty Stuart and Kostas 2/10/06 INTRO: F Bb C F Bb C Well my [F]friend you [Bb]asked me what to [F]do[Bb] If I were [F]you,[C] and feelin' [F]blue[C] I [F]know insi[Bb]de that you still [F]care[Bb] You want her [F]here [C]but she's out [F]there[C] CHORUS: Don't [F]leave her [C-Bb]lonely too...

5 years ago688Hillbilly Rock (1989)Marty Stuart

"CRY CRY CRY" by Johnny Cash, as performed by Marty Stuart. This song features the Scruggs tuner, or Keith tuner, on the low E-string. Marty has a set of them on Clarence, the Fender Telecaster which was given to him by the widow of the late Clarence White. This is the same Tele that featured the first B-bender ever, invented by Mr White. In...

5 years ago769Hillbilly Rock (1989)Marty Stuart

written by Marty Stuart 2/10/06 INTRO: A I'm [A]tired of walkin' down that lonesome road I'm [D]tired of walkin' down that lonesome [A]road It's a-[E]mighty hard travelin' and a heavy [A]load I [A]swing that hammer and I draw a low straight line I [D]swing that hammer and I draw a low straight [A]line It's a [E]forty-hour livin' for that gal...

5 years ago887Hillbilly Rock (1989)Marty Stuart

written by Joe Ely 2/10/06 NOTE: There's a lick that gets played quite a bit. I'm not positive exactly what it is, but the following chord sequence sounds about right: [Gsus2-Gadd6-G] Gsus2 320233 Gadd6 322033 (not the actual chord name, but what the hell) Play this lick throughout the INTRO (listen to the record, it's unmistakable), at...