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FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de
DATE: 26 Jul 2001
ARTIST: Grand Funk Railroad
SONG: Rock & Roll Soul
ALBUM: Phoenix, 1972
ROCK AND ROLL SOUL
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written by Mark Farner
Intro: (5th fret upwards) E A anybody helps? dunno really...
D-E E D A Verse Riff D-E means slide up from D to E
D-E D A D-E D A
We're having a party, yeah, yeah, everybody's invited,
D-E D A D-E E D A
The new generation along with the old.
D-E D A D-E D A
If you could get rid of just a little lord, it don't take much tryin',
D-E D A D-E D-E D-E D A
You'll find out if you've got some rock & roll soul, baby.
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/g/grand_funk_railroad/rock_and_roll_soul_crd.html ]
E C#? A
Ain't everybody in the world, so when you know what you got, let everybody know,
D E
You got some rock & roll soul.
E C#? A
So when you know what you got, let everybody know,
D E D
You got some rock & roll soul.
Bridge: A D B E
A D B E
I know it when I'm feelin' groovy,
A D B E
It's kind of funky like an old-time movie.
A D B E
I can feel it and it's really something,
A D B E
It's really something when my heart starts pumpin', yeah.
E A C D E D Eb E
Tell everybody you know, you got some rock 'n roll soul.
E A C D E D Eb E
Tell everybody you know, you got some rock 'n roll soul.
Tell everybody you know, you got some rock 'n roll soul.
Solo over E A C D E
Tell everybody you know, you got some rock 'n roll soul.
Tell everybody you know, you got some rock 'n roll soul.
etc.
Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just e-mail me!
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|"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?" |
| -Ray Davies, 1965 |
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|You can hardly listen to today's music, if you can call |
|it music at all. |
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