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Ezio

Ezio

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Ezio is a folk band from Cambridge, England, formed in 1990. They are named after their lead singer and main composer, Ezio Lunedei.

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5 years ago660Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

Thanks for checking this out this is EYT ANOTHER 100% it fits perfectly. Chords used: Em 022000 G 320033 D 000232 C 332010 Am 002010 Try damping the strings to get the percussive beat to the song. Intro: Em,G,D,C X4 [Em]I kn[G]ow a [D]man.[C].. Who goes to [Em]wor[G]k [D]every[C]day [Em]And I [G]know a m[D]an[C] Who pays his [Em]bil[G]ls...

5 years ago764Ten Thousand Bars (2006)Ezio

Hotel Motel (Ezio Lunedei) E (0 2 2 1 0 0) C (8 10 10 9 8 0) or (0 10 10 9 0 0) A (5 7 7 6 5 0) or (0 7 7 6 0 0) D (0 0 0 2 3 2) Intro: E C A (Repeat riff throughout song except bridge ? go to D) [E]I got a his[C]tory in t[A]his town, [E]I think tha[C]t I shoul[A]d move, There?s nothing round here that I haven?t done, And I?ve got nothing...

5 years ago505Ten Thousand Bars (2006)Ezio

Intro and verse: G, C, Em, A, F, C, F, C [G]Well I k[C]now, Im gonna [Em]die o[A]ne day. But Im [F]holdning you n[C]ow.[F][C] [G]And ever[C]ything I made will I[Em] fade it a[A]way. But Im h[F]olding you now[C].[F][C] [Bm]Dont want the nighttime to[G] end. [Bm]Just stay awake untill w[G]hen. Things just c[Am]hange back [C]again. To the way...

5 years ago753Higher (2000)Ezio

I'm not sure about this song, I think I have most of it sort of correct but I am sure could point it in the right direction. Chords are easy but as always with Ezio the strum pattern is so tricky to master. If manages to improve it I would appreciate it. pwhybrow_2000@yahoo.com [Am]I drove past you?re town[D] today [Am]Though I never left the...

5 years ago730Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

Theres alot of righting here but its worth the time to read so enjoy.... The intro and the verse are the same and can be either fingerpicked or strummed although if you can get your fingers to pick the strings it sounds more effective. The three opening chords are derivatives of Em,Cmaj7 and Em7. The best way of fretting them are to use a C...

5 years ago727Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

Yet another Ezio song Perfectly 100% no doubt i might seeem up my own arse but it is 100%. Chords : Dsus4 054035 C 032013 G 320033 D 000232 Em 022000 Am 002010 E 022100 A 002220 F#m 244200 Intro: Dsus4, C, G, D, Em, Dsus4, C, G, D, Em, D ,Am, + harmonics at 12th fret on top 4 strings only [Em]Don't be frightened, don't be scared It...

5 years ago2432Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

# Thousand Years from Ezio out of the album "Black boots on latin feet" Intro: |em D| (sometimes...) [D]It's a nice surprise to see you[G] [D]Christ, you look even better than before[G][G][D/F#] [Em]It's not fair to ask if I still want you[A7] [Em]When you know I need you even more[A7] [D]I'm glad we're both alright now[G] [D]We've got...

5 years ago860Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

Another awesom song from Ezio here with an awesom chorus. here it is The intro and verse are a form of Em, Cmaj7 and Dsus4 played using a C shaped chord starting at the 8th fret using your thumb to fret the bottom string and the little finger to fret the top string. The riff is achieved by damping the bass strings (only the bottom strings are...

5 years ago748Ten Thousand Bars (2006)Ezio

(Live) Ten thousand bars from the live album. Words and Music by Ezio Lunedei This is mostly a pick of the root note of each chord string strum the rest. Intro is like...

5 years ago686Black Boots on Latin Feet (1995)Ezio

ok i love ezio he is imense and this song is absolutly 100% correct. There is no way this can be wrong so here it is, Saxon Street from the album, Black Boots On Latin Feet. [E] [A] [D] [G] [B] [E] Chords: Am7 x 0 2 0 1 3 (hammering on the D-string & b-string) D x 5 4 0 3 5 F x 8 7 0 6 8 G x 10 9 0 8 10 G 3 2 0 0 3 3 D x 0 0 2 3 2 C x 3 2 0 3...

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