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  • JasonK
    JasonK posted a new video:
    Gillian Welch & David Rawlings @ St. Luke's, London Aug. 2nd, 2004_Complete
    PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF NOT OK TO POST THIS?
    • #Gillian Welch
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    • #St. Lukes 2004
    • #OCMS
    • October 14, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK posted a new video:
    Knuckleball Catcher - Live from Here
    Chris Thile and our band (Madison Cunningham, Mike Elizondo, Jeff Babko, Alex Hargreaves, Joel Shearer, and Abe Rounds) play Gillian Welch's "Knuckleball Catcher" on our February 23, 2019 show. More from this week's show: https://www.livefromhere.org/s...
    • #Gillian Welch
    • #David Rawlings
    • #Chris Thile
    • #Live From Here
    • #Knuckleball Catcher
    • October 14, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK Nashville story 2015 Frank Hamrick

    I walked down Broadway past a string of bars open early Friday
    afternoon. Four of the clubs had live bands playing Merle Haggard...  more
    Nashville story 2015 Frank Hamrick

    I walked down Broadway past a string of bars open early Friday
    afternoon. Four of the clubs had live bands playing Merle Haggard
    covers. Three of them were performing “Mama Tried”. Sandwiched among
    faux, Nash Vegas honkytonks and urban cowboy outfitters; in a narrow
    downtown Nashville building was Hatch Show Print, a letterpress shop
    that had been in business since 1879.

    The first ten feet deep inside was devoted to selling broadsides,
    monoprints, restrikes and postcards. Tourists flipped through bins of
    surplus commemorative concert posters searching for prints of their
    favorite stars. On the other side of a counter that divided the
    storefront from the rest of the building were a dozen folks dedicated to
    using hand carved imagery and hundred-year-old wooden letters to design
    and print posters. This felt much different than staring past the menu
    into the kitchen at a Burger King.

    A tattooed woman with Betty  less
    • October 10, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK → MattWales: Hi Matt, I've been trying to update some of the Guitar chord'lyrics pages and have found the bold text has disappeared, have a look at the two posts on this page, I'd be grateful if you have any ideas? ...  moreHi Matt, I've been trying to update some of the Guitar chord'lyrics pages and have found the bold text has disappeared, have a look at the two posts on this page, I'd be grateful if you have any ideas? https://www.gillianwelchanddavidrawlings.com/GandD/forums/topic/80/pass-you-by/view/post_id/653  
    • October 10, 2022
    • JasonK
      JasonK There's a problem with plain text mode? Paste is now in plain text mode. Contents will now be pasted as plain text until you toggle this option off. Could you make it so it's not plain text? Cheers
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    JasonK replied to a topic in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs":

    HI MATT, CAN YOU WORK OUT WHY THE BOLD CHORDS DISAPPEAR WHEN I POST HERE NOW?


    Pass You By
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Revival - song 3 Drop D play bassline
    Capo 5 A  Intro D
    I've got an D old V - 8
    From the year I was born
    Don't G look like much
    Just a F flat

    ...  more

    HI MATT, CAN YOU WORK OUT WHY THE BOLD CHORDS DISAPPEAR WHEN I POST HERE NOW?


    Pass You By
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Revival - song 3 Drop D play bassline
    Capo 5 A  Intro D
    I've got an D old V - 8
    From the year I was born
    Don't G look like much
    Just a F flat black Em7 Ford
    But the D engine's clean
    I could paint her some day
    But G most of the time
    I think I F like her this Em7 way
        Chorus
        Don't G turn no heads
        Don't catch no...  

     
    • October 10, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK replied to a topic in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs":
    • October 6, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK replied to a topic in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs":

    Winter's Come And Gone
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Hell Among The Yearlings - song 11
    Capo 3     Intro G x8
    hammer 2nd fret A & D

    G Oh little red bird
    Come to my window sill
    Been so lonesome
    Shaking that morning Em chill
    G Oh little red bird
    Open your mouth and

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    Winter's Come And Gone
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Hell Among The Yearlings - song 11
    Capo 3     Intro G x8
    hammer 2nd fret A & D

    G Oh little red bird
    Come to my window sill
    Been so lonesome
    Shaking that morning Em chill
    G Oh little red bird
    Open your mouth and say
    Been so lonesome
    just about flown away
        Chorus
    C So long now G I've been out
    In the rain and snow
    But winter's come and gone
    A little bird told me so
        Break G (x 32)
    G Oh...  

     
    • October 6, 2022
  • JasonK
    JasonK shared JasonK's image. This is a repost, but I didn't get any 'likes' last time which I'm very upset about... What a cool pic, would love to own one...
    Frank Hamrick Photography
    In 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling during the summer and had it shipped to Jim...  
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      JasonK In 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling during the summer and had it shipped to Jim...  
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      JasonK The Dave Rawlings Machine tintypes were made in the summer of 2014 at a mutual friend’s house outside of Nashville....  
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      JasonK Nashville story 2015 Frank Hamrick I walked down Broadway past a string of bars open early Friday afternoon....  
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  • JasonK
    JasonK Playing bass under a pseudonym...
    Sofa & The Loveseats 01 Feel Like Making Love
    Gillian Welch was in a band in college. She played bass under a pseudonym. You can visit Sofa on MySpace 01 Feel Like Making Love (Live at O.T. Price's Music Hall) 02 Robo (Live at Bargain Barn) 03 Heartbeat It's A Lovebeat 04 I'll Never Fall in Lo...
    • October 22, 2021
    • JasonK
      cranesofaustin Wow. Thanks for posting this. I can't hear Gil in the first track, but I'm guessing she's one of the backup singers.
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    Every now and again I...  

    • October 22, 2021
  • JasonK
    JasonK https://scottnygaard.com/writing/dave-rawlings-interview-and-lesson/
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  • JasonK
    JasonK Nashville story.
    Frank Hamrick

    In 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling...  more
    Nashville story.
    Frank Hamrick

    In 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling
    during the summer and had it shipped to Jim Sherraden's house. Jim liked
    the tintype’s character and proposed making tintypes of musicians at
    Hatch Show Print. He believed folks would sit for a unique portrait made
    using an archaic process in an authentic setting. I told Jim I was
    interested and the first musicians I wanted to have sit for the series
    was Gillian Welch and her partner, Dave Rawlings.

    That next year a new version of the Dave Rawlings Machine was
    assembled, which featured both Dave and Gillian, along with former Old
    Crow Medicine Show multi-instrumentalist Willie Watson, Punch Brothers
    standup bassist Paul Kowert, and on mandolin and fiddle, John Paul Jones
    from Led Zeppelin.
    A
    string of dates was booked with the tour ending Friday night at the
    Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. I wrote to Jim, who in turn had my letter
    forwarded to Gillian and Dave’s record label. Time passed without any
    response. More tour dates were added to the itinerary including a
    Saturday night show on the outskirts of town at the Grand Ole Opry.

    Friday, the day of the first Nashville show, the record label called
    Jim. His contact there had just returned from vacation and was now
    responding to his letter. Gillian and Dave loved the idea and wanted a
    tintype of the whole band. They had an hour and a half window of time
    Saturday evening before the Opry appearance.

    Due to the tintype’s long exposure time, it was decided the portrait
    would be made outside in Jim’s backyard rather than inside at Hatch. The
    band arrived already wearing their stage clothes. It became evident why
    they were interested in sitting for a tintype when Gillian said she
    studied photography in college and Dave made photographs with his Leica
    while I explained the wet plate process to everyone so they would know
    what to expect.
    The
    band was positioned under a large oak tree. Gillian and Dave sat up
    front while the rest of the band stood behind them with John Paul, the
    patriarch, in the center. Each tintype was sensitized, exposed and
    developed one at a time. Between shots the band ate BBQ in the driveway
    while Dave and John Paul played Neil Young’s “Last Trip To Tulsa”.
    Exposure times crept from six to eight seconds as the sun fell behind
    the trees. The band posed out in Jim’s field for a final ten-second
    exposure before heading to sound check.

    That night while driving into town for ice cream, we listened to the
    band’s Grand Ole Opry performance live on WSM AM radio.

    Two days later I was back in Louisiana making a tintype of Andy, one of
    my former graduate students. I showed Andy the final tintype from the
    Dave Rawlings session, “You may not recognize him but this guy in the
    middle is John Paul Jones.”
    Andy studied the image, “The name sounds familiar.”
    “Maybe you’ve heard of Led Zeppelin.”

    Andy, who once played drums in a punk band, looked into the distance,
    “I’ve only heard one Led Zeppelin song and it’s the one where they sing
    ‘We don’t need no education’, which shows just how much they need
    education because that’s a double negative.”
    “Andy, that’s Pink Floyd.”
    “Well, then I guess I only know one Pink Floyd song.”


    Frank Hamrick
    Photography & Book Arts
    frankhamrick.com
    etsy.com/shop/frankhamrick  less
    Frank Hamrick Photography
    In 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling during the summer and had it shipped to Jim Sherraden's house. Jim liked the tintype’s character and proposed making tintypes of musicians at Hatch Show Print. He believed folks...  moreIn 2013 I bought a used 8x10” large format view camera while traveling during the summer and had it shipped to Jim Sherraden's house. Jim liked the tintype’s character and proposed making tintypes of musicians at Hatch Show Print. He believed folks would sit for a unique portrait made using an archaic process in an authentic setting. I told Jim I was interested and the first musicians I wanted to have sit for the series was Gillian Welch and her partner, Dave Rawlings.

    That next year a new version of the Dave Rawlings Machine was assembled, which featured both Dave and Gillian, along with former Old Crow Medicine Show multi-instrumentalist Willie Watson, Punch Brothers standup bassist Paul Kowert, and on mandolin and fiddle, John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin.

    A string of dates was booked with the tour ending Friday night at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. I wrote to Jim, who in turn had my letter forwarded to Gillian and Dave’s record label. Time passed without any response. More tour dates were added to the itinerary including a Saturday night show on the outskirts of town at the Grand Ole Opry.

    Friday, the day of the first Nashville show, the record label called Jim. His contact there had just returned from vacation and was now responding to his letter. Gillian and Dave loved the idea and wanted a tintype of the whole band. They had an hour and a half window of time Saturday evening before the Opry appearance.

    Due to the tintype’s long exposure time, it was decided the portrait would be made outside in Jim’s backyard rather than inside at Hatch. The band arrived already wearing their stage clothes. It became evident why they were interested in sitting for a tintype when Gillian said she studied photography in college and Dave made photographs with his Leica while I explained the wet plate process to everyone so they would know what to expect.

    The band was positioned under a large oak tree. Gillian and Dave sat up front while the rest of the band stood behind them with John Paul, the patriarch, in the center. Each tintype was sensitized, exposed and developed one at a time. Between shots the band ate BBQ in the driveway while Dave and John Paul played Neil Young’s “Last Trip To Tulsa”. Exposure times crept from six to eight seconds as the sun fell behind the trees. The band posed out in Jim’s field for a final ten-second exposure before heading to sound check.

    That night while driving into town for ice cream, we listened to the band’s Grand Ole Opry performance live on WSM AM radio.

    Two days later I was back in Louisiana making a tintype of Andy, one of my former graduate students. I showed Andy the final tintype from the Dave Rawlings session, “You may not recognize him but this guy in the middle is John Paul Jones.”

    Andy studied the image, “The name sounds familiar.”

    “Maybe you’ve heard of Led Zeppelin.”

    Andy, who once played drums in a punk band, looked into the distance, “I’ve only heard one Led Zeppelin song and it’s the one where they sing ‘We don’t need no education’, which shows just how much they need education because that’s a double negative.”

    “Andy, that’s Pink Floyd.”

    “Well, then I guess I only know one Pink Floyd song.”

    Frank Hamrick
    Photography & Book Arts
    frankhamrick.com
    etsy.com/shop/frankhamrick  less
    • July 12, 2020
    • JasonK
      JasonK Nashville story 2015 Frank Hamrick

      I walked down Broadway past a string of bars open early Friday
      afternoon. Four of the clubs had live bands playing Merle Haggard...  more
      Nashville story 2015 Frank Hamrick

      I walked down Broadway past a string of bars open early Friday
      afternoon. Four of the clubs had live bands playing Merle Haggard
      covers. Three of them were performing “Mama Tried”. Sandwiched among
      faux, Nash Vegas honkytonks and urban cowboy outfitters; in a narrow
      downtown Nashville building was Hatch Show Print, a letterpress shop
      that had been in business since 1879.

      The first ten feet deep inside was devoted to selling broadsides,
      monoprints, restrikes and postcards. Tourists flipped through bins of
      surplus commemorative concert posters searching for prints of their
      favorite stars. On the other side of a counter that divided the
      storefront from the rest of the building were a dozen folks dedicated to
      using hand carved imagery and hundred-year-old wooden letters to design
      and print posters. This felt much different than staring past the menu
      into the kitchen at a Burger King.

      A tattooed woman with Betty Page bangs stood near the register
      rolling a print into a shipping tube. I asked her, “How do I get onto
      your side of the counter? I want to make posters, not buy them.”

      She picked up a pencil, “The manager isn’t in today. Mail him a
      letter with some examples of your work. We’ve had artists come work with
      us anywhere from a weekend to six months.” She handed me a
      letterpressed business card with the name Jim Sherraden written on the
      back.
      That next summer I
      was an intern at Hatch. Jim Sherraden was on vacation during my first
      week but he called the shop periodically to check on things and say it
      was ok for the production manager to buy ice cream for everyone. I
      learned my way around the shop by reprinting posters of Porter Wagoner, a
      country musician who had a television show in the late sixties and is
      remembered for hiring a young woman named Dolly Parton to sing duets
      with him on TV. The next poster I reprinted was for Dolly’s 1974 concert
      appearance in Spartanburg, South Carolina. I was slowly reliving
      country music history one print job at a time.

      A large cat named Huey lived at Hatch to control the rodent
      population and another cat named Maow was there to keep Huey company.
      The shop’s walls were covered with band posters and insider’s jokes
      about letterpress printing. A small container up front near the register
      was labeled
      Ye Stupid Questions Box, which contained quotes from visitors like, “Do y’all make the big checks they award contestants on The Price Is Right?”

      On Memorial Day all the interns were given tickets to go visit The
      Country Music Hall of Fame. There was an exhibit focusing on Ray
      Charles’ country & western period. The most interesting artifact was
      Charles’ brail edition of Playboy, which must have been topographic. It was as thick as the Atlanta phonebook.

      After leaving the Hall of Fame I walked past the record stores and
      souvenir shops back towards Hatch. Trucks on steroids cruised lower
      Broadway. The sidewalks were packed with music fans that had descended
      upon Nashville hoping to meet their favorite country singers at the
      annual CMA Music Festival.

      Inside Hatch a mom was leafing through the poster bins as her
      teenage daughter gazed around. “Baby, would you like this poster?”
      The daughter responded, “Does it say ‘Badonkadonk’ on it?”
      “No, baby. It doesn’t.”
      “Then I don’t want it.”

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    • JasonK
      JasonK From Frank:
      The Dave Rawlings Machine tintypes were made in the summer of 2014 at a mutual friend’s house outside of Nashville.
      A
      year later, 2015, Gillian contacted me about using one of those images...  more
      From Frank:
      The Dave Rawlings Machine tintypes were made in the summer of 2014 at a mutual friend’s house outside of Nashville.
      A
      year later, 2015, Gillian contacted me about using one of those images
      for the Nashville Obsolete cover and had me return to Nashville to make a
      tintype for the back cover, which is of Dave standing by his guitar.
      The
      original tintype is 7.5 x 9.25”. I can make you an archival pigment
      print reproduction of the field image with JPJ at its original size for
      $100.00 plus whatever it cost to mail a stiff, flat envelope to your
      address across the ocean.
      If
      this works for you, send you address to me and I will calculate the
      shipping costs and can get you a total to pay via a PayPal gift.
      Below is what I wrote for a collection of short stories. This one leads up to the making of the DRM tintype.
      Thanks for your interest in my work and your support of Gillian and David. They are great people.

      Frank Hamrick
      Photography & Book Arts
      frankhamrick.com
      etsy.com/shop/frankhamrick  less
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  • JasonK
    JasonK Great posters from campnevernice Instagram.
    • June 30, 2020
  • JasonK
    JasonK For a minute there, I thought this was the same picture as the Nashville obsolete cover and they'd edited John Paul Jones out, but no...
    • June 29, 2020
  • JasonK
    JasonK → trung: Hi, you posted a pic you'd done of Gillian and i said it didn't really look like her? Don't listen to me, I'm a twat. I really like your style of drawing. Honestly i didn't think you'd caught her likeness, but I did like the composition. I'm far too...  moreHi, you posted a pic you'd done of Gillian and i said it didn't really look like her? Don't listen to me, I'm a twat. I really like your style of drawing. Honestly i didn't think you'd caught her likeness, but I did like the composition. I'm far too critical for my own good. I'm sorry you took down the post and I apologise. Jason  
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      JasonK Very stylish. I love the hair. is your work online?
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    JasonK Not sure if this is a repost or whether Gill and Dave's full version is to be found anywhere but here. You can skip past Jay Farrar and Son Volt if you want, but I love them almost as much.
    Austin City Limits: Son Volt & Gillian Welch
    VHS Transfer of Complete Broadcast 1997 PBS
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      JasonK 27:00 Tear My Stillhouse Down, Barroom Girls, Pass You By, Annabelle, Acony Bell, Caleb Meyer, & Orphan Girl.
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    JasonK
    Gillian Welch Angel From Montgomery Live
    Gillian Welch Working on a Building Demos and the Early Years Disc 1
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      JasonK RIP Mr Prine.
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    JasonK And another
    Wayside/Back in Time - Gillian Welch - 1/23/2016
    Gillian Welch and David Rawlings (with Chris Thile) perform "Wayside/Back in Time" during our January 23, 2016 broadcast Website: http://www.gillianwelch.com...
    • March 28, 2020
  • JasonK
    JasonK Sorry if repost
    The Weekend - 1/23/2016
    David Rawlings, Gillian Welch, and Chris Thile perform "The Weekend" during our January 23, 2016 broadcast Websites: http://www.daverawlingsmachine.com/ http...
    • March 28, 2020
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    JasonK Patrick Stewart. Photo by Lady Sunny Ozell Stewart.
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  • MattWales Hey All. It has been a minute since I have been working on the site. I have updated the site and fixed the email notifications. Please join again if you joined and didn't receive and email. Looking forward to the future and a new Gillian Welch Album!
  • Brian1964Smith Boots No. 2: The Lost Songs, Vol. 3: 01 Sin City 02 Turn It Up 03 Strangers Again 04 What Can I Do 05 Make Me Down a Pallet on Your Floor 06 City Girl 07 How’s About You 08 Changing Ground 09 If I Ain’t Going to Heaven 10 Peace in the Valley 11 Cowboy Rides Away 12 There’s a First Time for Everything 13 Wanted Man 14 Put Your Foot Upon the Path 15 Garden of Love 16 Streets of St. Paul 17 One Little Song
  • johnjwood Hi, folks!! Longtime GW&DR fan going back to 1997, a longtime music lover and banjo picker based in the Colorado Front Range.  Looking forward to the Boulder and Arvada shows this coming September, and glad to see GW&DR back in full tilt mode at making their special kind of music.
  • gibsongirl Folks, who can help with the lyrics from David's song "Guitar Man" - specifically first line of third verse? Here's what we've got so far: Oh hear the band, oh clap you hands Go tell your friends here comes the guitar man Guitar! Been hurt, getting down, word getting round Love that sound, come from the guitar town Guitar! [......................................], stand in the spotlight Wait every night to take guitar out One more, guitar! Oh hear the band, oh clap your hands Go tell your friends here comes the guitar man Guitar!
  • PeterC Looks like Gil and Dave are OK and the studio has not taken too much damage.
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    Gillian Welch & David Rawlings @ St. Luke's, London Aug. 2nd, 2004_Complete
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  • October 10, 2022 4:32 AM PDT
    in the topic Pass You By in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs"

    HI MATT, CAN YOU WORK OUT WHY THE BOLD CHORDS DISAPPEAR WHEN I POST HERE NOW?

    Pass You By
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Revival - song 3 Drop D play bassline
    Capo 5 A  Intro D
    I've got an D old V - 8
    From the year I was born
    Don't G look like much
    Just a F flat black Em7 Ford
    But the D engine's clean
    I could paint her some day
    But G most of the time
    I think I F like her this Em7 way
        Chorus
        Don't G turn no heads
        Don't catch no F eye
        I'm just a D wind on the road
        Gonna pass you by
        Bb   F  Em7  D
    I D used to talk tough
    I used to get loud
    Want to G paint my name
    All F over this Em7 town
    But D folks lined up
    Just to dog my day
    Now if G I stay quiet
    They stay F out of my Em7 way
        Chorus
    Don't G turn no heads
    Don't catch no F eye
    I'm just a D wind on the road
    Gonna pass you by
    l  Bb  l  F  Em7   l  D  l  D  l
    l  G    l  G    l  D  l  D  l
    l  G    l  G    l  Bb  l  F  Em7   l
    l  D  l  D  l  D  l  D  l    

    I got a D brand new plan
    Gonna help myself
    'Cause it's the G fat man's turn
    Gonna F share the Em7 wealth
    Put the D money in the bag
    And keep your hands in sight
    Turn G around, count to ten
    I'll go F back into the Em7 night
        Chorus
    Don't G turn no heads
    Don't catch no F eye
    I'm just a D wind on the road
    Gonna pass you by
    Don't G call for help
    Don't scream, don't cry
    Just a Bb wind on the road
    Gonna F pass Em7 you D by D
    l  D  l  D  l
    I've got an D old V - 8
    From the year I was born
    Don't G look like much
    Just a F flat black Em7 Ford D
    Mmmmm, mmmm D7

    This post was edited by JasonK at October 10, 2022 4:32 AM PDT
  • October 6, 2022 8:09 AM PDT
    in the topic Winter's Come And Gone in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs"

    Winter's Come And Gone
    Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
    Hell Among The Yearlings - song 11
    Capo 3     Intro G x8
    hammer 2nd fret A & D

    G Oh little red bird
    Come to my window sill
    Been so lonesome
    Shaking that morning Em chill
    G Oh little red bird
    Open your mouth and say
    Been so lonesome
    just about flown away
        Chorus
    C So long now G I've been out
    In the rain and snow
    But winter's come and gone
    A little bird told me so
        Break G (x 32)
    G Oh little blue bird
    Pearly feather breast
    Five cold nickels all I got Em left
    G Oh little blue bird
    What am I gonna do
    Five cold nickels
    Ain't gonna see me through

    C So long now G I've been out
    In the rain and snow
    But winter's come and gone
    A little bird told me so
    C - G
    BREAK G (x 32)

    G Oh little black bird
    On my wire line
    Dark as trouble
    In this heart of Em mine
    G Poor little black bird
    Sings a worried song
    Dark as trouble
    ’Til winter's come and gone

    C So long now G I've been out
    In the rain and snow
    But winter's come and gone
    A little bird told me so

    C So long now G I've been out
    In the rain and snow
    But winter's come and gone
    A little bird told me so

  • October 22, 2021 6:05 AM PDT
    in the topic A Gillian Welch Biography in the forum News and Announcements

    Every now and again I can't shake the feeling that Gillian's biological mother is Vicki Lawrence who worked on the Carol Burnett Show in '67. As Gill was born in '67 that seems far fetched, but then I look at the resemblance and start putting together tiny shreds of coincidences. Gill's middle name is Howard, Vicki's father's name, that she was also known as Miss Fireball when Burnett met her aged 17, appearing on Burnett's show in '67, when both the host and Lawrence were both seen to be wearing big maternity dresses. My theory doesn't hold water tho as the first show Lawrence appeared in was Sept '67 and Gill was born October that year.

  • September 1, 2018 1:12 AM PDT
    in the topic Hard Times (chord transcription) in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs"

    Hi sarahtc, yes it was Fretboard Journal where I read that about Dave's capo. Summer 2010 edition.

  • August 9, 2018 10:28 AM PDT
    in the topic Cumberland Gap - Dave Rawlings in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs"

    I reposted with additions and it came out  BOLD 

     

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