I Miss the Mississippi and You

[Jon Hall]

I'm looking for the chord progression. I think I've got it right but wanted to compare it to someone else's. I'm hearing a IVdim7.

Thanks Jon

[Seth Rosen]

Here's how I do it, no diminished chords:

Verse ("I'm growing tired... never repeats):

I//|VI7//|ii//|ii//|V7//|V7//|V+ //|I//|

I//|III7//|vi//|ii//|II7//|II7//|ii7//|V+//|

Chorus

I//|I7//|IV//|iv//|I//|V7//|I//|V7//|

I//|I7//|IV//|iv//|I//|V7//|I//|I7//|

IV//|IV//|I//|VI7//|II7//|II7//|ii7//|V+//|

I//|I7//|IV//|iv//|I//|V7//|I//|I//|


Yodel Tag:

IV//|IV//|I//|I//|V//|V//|I//|I7//|

IV//|IV//|I//|I//|V//|V//|I//|I//|

[Jon Hall]

Thanks Seth. I appreciate the help.

Jon

[ourgang]

Found this on the net. Sounds right.

www.arlo.net/tablature/display.cgi?file=miss_mississippi.crd

[Peter Hackman]

Found this on the net. Sounds right.

www.arlo.net/tablature/display.cgi?file=miss_mississippi.crd

that's about the way I hear it. Very nice sound with
the e, f sharp and a against the G chord, and e
against the minor. I would play an A7aug 5
on the word "dear".

[Jon Hall]

Peter

I'm not sure if I understand "e,f sharp and a against the G chord". Are you referring to the B7 chord? It contains Eb, F#, A and B. By "e against the minor" do you mean playing an Em on the mando against an E on the guitar?

Thanks

Jon