Chords for Baa baa black sheep
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embryo
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hehehe o ya can use word i see! 
diminished chords have a tendency to sound cluttered if not used tastefully as a passing chord within the melody of the leading voice. In my arrangement I placed "F" as the top note which is a b3 in D halfdim.
try different inversions on the keyboard to find the most suitable voicing.
diminished chords have a tendency to sound cluttered if not used tastefully as a passing chord within the melody of the leading voice. In my arrangement I placed "F" as the top note which is a b3 in D halfdim.
try different inversions on the keyboard to find the most suitable voicing.
pf
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Sheep with the blues....
Csus2---EØ--A7
Baa baa blue sheep
G11------D7-CΔ
Have you any wool
F/A----EØ-A7
Yes sir yes sir
C11-------CΔ
Three bags full
CΔ--C#º--D-7
One for my master
EØ---------A7
One for my dame
Csus2 C#º--------D-7---------Esus2----------CΔ
And one….for the little boy who lives down the lane
Csus2---EØ--A7
Baa baa blue sheep
G11------D7-CΔ
Have you any wool
F/A----EØ-A7
Yes sir yes sir
C11-------CΔ
Three bags full
CΔ--C#º--D-7
One for my master
EØ---------A7
One for my dame
Csus2 C#º--------D-7---------Esus2----------CΔ
And one….for the little boy who lives down the lane
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hi everyone! am new here. 1st post. after all these years, i finally register.
sometimes, the simplest is the better. no need to be so 'chim'. try this: append all the chords from james' version with a pedal tone. since this is diatonic, pedal tone of C should sounds ok. hence:
C
Ba ba black sheeep
F/C......................C
have you any wool
F/C.........C
yes sir yes sir
Dm/C..........C
three bag full
so on & so forth.
sometimes, the simplest is the better. no need to be so 'chim'. try this: append all the chords from james' version with a pedal tone. since this is diatonic, pedal tone of C should sounds ok. hence:
C
Ba ba black sheeep
F/C......................C
have you any wool
F/C.........C
yes sir yes sir
Dm/C..........C
three bag full
so on & so forth.
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it would be more helpful if the substitution can come with some brief explanation
After Phil kindly post Tomo Fujita as his funk jazz favourite, I managed to see his playing on the same song discussed here. I will try to transcribe it (as much as I could) and post it here to share.
rgds
CK
After Phil kindly post Tomo Fujita as his funk jazz favourite, I managed to see his playing on the same song discussed here. I will try to transcribe it (as much as I could) and post it here to share.
rgds
CK
Tomo Fujita's version
Am/G----FMaj7(13)
Twinkle, twinkle
D/E---A7
little star
Dm7----CMaj7
How I wonder
G----Bm/G-C
what you are
CMaj7--A7b13
Up above
----Dm9----(slide from D, C# to C)
the world so high,
CMaj7--A7(b13) D F F#7 Dm7 (slide from D9, C#9 to C9)
Like a diamond in the sky
disclaimer: to the best of my ability only
Am/G----FMaj7(13)
Twinkle, twinkle
D/E---A7
little star
Dm7----CMaj7
How I wonder
G----Bm/G-C
what you are
CMaj7--A7b13
Up above
----Dm9----(slide from D, C# to C)
the world so high,
CMaj7--A7(b13) D F F#7 Dm7 (slide from D9, C#9 to C9)
Like a diamond in the sky
disclaimer: to the best of my ability only
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Hi guys, here's my rendition - MySpace.com - RoRK - Progressive / Acoustic / Experimental - www.myspace.com/rorkrgbspace
Apologies for the slightly dodgy playing ;-) - but the gist of it is there.
Cheers
RoRK
Apologies for the slightly dodgy playing ;-) - but the gist of it is there.
Cheers
RoRK
