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cooper4205
Jan-11-2007, 8:57am
what monroe album or compilation has "come hither to go yonder" on it. that is one of my favorite monroe instrumentals and i haven't been able to find it on iTunes. i have 2 monroe collections (anthology and the legend lives on), there are a little under a hundred songs (96 to be exact) between the two and "come hither" isn't on either of them.
also, what key is it in (or better yet does anyone have the chords)?
Master of Bluegrass on MCA, maybe 1981.
key: A major, then minor
A/A/D/A
A/A/E/E
A/A/D/A
A/E/A/A
Am/Am/Dm/Am
Am/Am/E/E
Am/Am/Dm/Am
Am/E/Am/Am
cooper4205
Jan-11-2007, 9:22am
thanks alot Alan
Spruce
Jan-11-2007, 1:40pm
I used to play it in a loud rockin' surf band in the key of Amin all the way through, and it rocked...
Those stops just scream "Ventures", complete with choreography.... http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
Check this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ezuVlu9fS4) out and you'll get the idea....
There are some live Monroe versions kicking around that just kick butt...
Seattle, WA in November of 1982 comes to mind...
cooper4205
Jan-11-2007, 3:22pm
did y'all dance like that too? http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
Spruce
Jan-11-2007, 3:31pm
Of course!
http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
evanreilly
Jan-11-2007, 3:45pm
It will also be available in digital format on the forthcoming (Feb. - March release date) Bear Family box set of the last recordings of Bill Monroe, "My Last Days on Earth". (http://www.bear-family.de/indexframes/index_english.htm)
cooper4205
Jan-11-2007, 4:20pm
i'm gonna have to invest in that, it will be along wait though. i bet if a person could go through and learn every song on those CD's, they might have Big Mon's style down-pat.
Markelberry
Jan-11-2007, 6:38pm
I just learned the tune last month,we played it at our last gig and it was recieved well.
mando-tech
Jul-08-2019, 2:35pm
....what do you mean "then minor" ?,...it is all MAJOR !,....simply put---the 1,4, and 5 chords are what is used ! (A, D, E)
Nope. Listen to the recording, the accompaniment (gtr) punches minor chords (Am, Dm) on the B part. It's what gives the tune its flavor. No capo is how it's done.
And looky here: the album liner notes (back of LP) and the record's paper disk both list the wrong song title.
https://youtu.be/nF7r8NkmdKk
Here's the man (composer) himself, with band. See 01:30 - the guitar is playing an Am chord on the stops.
T.D.Nydn
Jul-09-2019, 11:10am
Bluegrassers arguing about whether something is major or minor,,look at what we're going thru with southern flavor and now this? These threads are very entertaining and are just great!...
Mandolin Cafe
Jul-09-2019, 11:35am
Opening up a 12 year-old dormant conversation... the gift that keeps on giving.
:popcorn:
Simon DS
Jul-09-2019, 12:14pm
https://youtu.be/nF7r8NkmdKk
Here's the man (composer) himself, with band. See 01:30 - the guitar is playing an Am chord on the stops.
-it was something that was capoed that’s for sure, and maybe the guitarist was playing an Am, or A#m and maybe he was tuned EADGBE.
But for sure, did you guys notice the dark expression on Bill’s face when the so called guitarist played that chord?
Bill was like, ‘hey! that should have been major!’