Chords for Brian Culbertson after viewing of Live from the Inside DVD
Tempo:
128.6 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
C#
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Eric, Eric, er
Eric, Eric, er Jim
Mr.
Culberson and Eric Derry
[C] is talking basketball, shots, drinking
And we spent two years together
on the road.
Two years on the road.
[G] What year was that?
[G#m] 2005
[G] 2007.
That's a [N] lot of time.
Great young talent.
Great talent.
Talent?
Great young
Thank you.
[E]
Ryan and [G] the Smooth Mike [C#] talking.
It was like a [B] documentary.
Talking [N] about the Live from the Inside DVD.
Yeah, I mean most of the time when I watch concert DVDs I get bored.
You've seen it, right?
So I wanted to go in and out of the
the
whole interest.
So when we were editing it, I would sit there and be like,
okay, I think [C#] to myself, am I bored yet?
[C] Okay, we need to [C#] go, we need to go somewhere.
So, [G#m] but you gotta have down moments [G#] and then, you know, ups [G] and downs.
I just think
You
[C] [A]
[G]
can't [C] rely on labels anymore.
[E]
[D]
[N] I'm getting used to the table.
Chuck Brown, you think it's gonna be a go-go song with [D] jazz in it or
[Fm]
It's gonna be a go-go [N] song.
I'm from D.C.
It's gonna be a contemporary go-go song.
I think the flow is gonna be
It's gonna be ridiculous.
[G#] I'm telling you right now, it's not jazz.
[F] It's just straight up go [Bm]-go.
Okay, I'm from D.C. now.
Straight up go-go.
[N] Trust me.
Like Okay, alright.
When it was on the vlog, that was just
That was the tip.
Okay, alright.
[G] I love go-go.
I'm [N] from D.C. so
When I said it's gonna be a real go-go, I just waited to see.
Now, you know, I'm not from D.C. so
I'm new to go-go, but I've been studying hard.
Hard.
And then you're hooked, right?
I know what you said about him being 75.
He's 75 years old.
Right.
He's 75.
The guy is 75 years old.
He's coming out in two weeks.
In LA.
Him and Chucky Thompson.
Oh, okay.
Chucky's in D.C. too.
Yeah, yeah.
He's like two hours straight.
I'm like you.
I'm [F#] from D.C.
I'm like, how's an old guy like 75 years old [C#] going two hours [D] straight?
No break?
I feel for the drummer.
No [D#] break.
Literally.
I was watching this drummer.
[N] One sing down, wipe off his brow while he was still playing with the other hand.
His sweat was in his eyes.
Have you been to a go-go band?
Yeah.
There's like three or four other kind of well-known Backyard.
Yeah.
N.E. [D].U. And then [E] Barassi's [Cm] Backyard. Okay. [C#] [C] Uh N.E. [D#].U. I [D] just bought it all. You grabbed the corner. I bought it all. I've been like digesting it all. All right. When you say [N] go-go, go-go. I'm waiting for it. Sound. It's [G] not enough. I'm putting my piano through a wah-wah. [N] I'm going nuts. Okay. It's going to be hot. [E] Let me check it out. It's going to be hot. Cool. I'm waiting for her. Greg Boyer's [C] doing the horn arrangement. All right. He's out there too. This [A] is all DC board section. Okay. You see what's up. You have Greg. What's [N] Actually, the other people are going to play on it. Alan Soule is going to play bass. You know Alan? Yeah. Percussion, landing pads, all that good stuff. But DC horns. DC horns. Chuck's. Chucky. And then, me. We're playing all the Oh, it's programmed. Okay. I had a drum with that thing. The whole record is programmed, except for one song. All right. But it's very, very straight up R&B. The boss is coming in. I think we're waiting here. I think we're waiting for people. Waiting on a ride. Yeah, I am too. I'm gonna be a nice mixture. Alright, I'm in the vlog with Paul Jackson Jr. That's the Kenny Latimer track. Okay. His guitar is great. The new CD he has is off the hook too. Oh, exactly. Yes. I can't wait for it. Alright, I'm turning it off now. Thank you, Brian, so much.
Eric, Eric, er Jim
Mr.
Culberson and Eric Derry
[C] is talking basketball, shots, drinking
And we spent two years together
on the road.
Two years on the road.
[G] What year was that?
[G#m] 2005
[G] 2007.
That's a [N] lot of time.
Great young talent.
Great talent.
Talent?
Great young
Thank you.
[E]
Ryan and [G] the Smooth Mike [C#] talking.
It was like a [B] documentary.
Talking [N] about the Live from the Inside DVD.
Yeah, I mean most of the time when I watch concert DVDs I get bored.
You've seen it, right?
So I wanted to go in and out of the
the
whole interest.
So when we were editing it, I would sit there and be like,
okay, I think [C#] to myself, am I bored yet?
[C] Okay, we need to [C#] go, we need to go somewhere.
So, [G#m] but you gotta have down moments [G#] and then, you know, ups [G] and downs.
I just think
You
[C] [A]
[G]
can't [C] rely on labels anymore.
[E]
[D]
[N] I'm getting used to the table.
Chuck Brown, you think it's gonna be a go-go song with [D] jazz in it or
[Fm]
It's gonna be a go-go [N] song.
I'm from D.C.
It's gonna be a contemporary go-go song.
I think the flow is gonna be
It's gonna be ridiculous.
[G#] I'm telling you right now, it's not jazz.
[F] It's just straight up go [Bm]-go.
Okay, I'm from D.C. now.
Straight up go-go.
[N] Trust me.
Like Okay, alright.
When it was on the vlog, that was just
That was the tip.
Okay, alright.
[G] I love go-go.
I'm [N] from D.C. so
When I said it's gonna be a real go-go, I just waited to see.
Now, you know, I'm not from D.C. so
I'm new to go-go, but I've been studying hard.
Hard.
And then you're hooked, right?
I know what you said about him being 75.
He's 75 years old.
Right.
He's 75.
The guy is 75 years old.
He's coming out in two weeks.
In LA.
Him and Chucky Thompson.
Oh, okay.
Chucky's in D.C. too.
Yeah, yeah.
He's like two hours straight.
I'm like you.
I'm [F#] from D.C.
I'm like, how's an old guy like 75 years old [C#] going two hours [D] straight?
No break?
I feel for the drummer.
No [D#] break.
Literally.
I was watching this drummer.
[N] One sing down, wipe off his brow while he was still playing with the other hand.
His sweat was in his eyes.
Have you been to a go-go band?
Yeah.
There's like three or four other kind of well-known Backyard.
Yeah.
N.E. [D].U. And then [E] Barassi's [Cm] Backyard. Okay. [C#] [C] Uh N.E. [D#].U. I [D] just bought it all. You grabbed the corner. I bought it all. I've been like digesting it all. All right. When you say [N] go-go, go-go. I'm waiting for it. Sound. It's [G] not enough. I'm putting my piano through a wah-wah. [N] I'm going nuts. Okay. It's going to be hot. [E] Let me check it out. It's going to be hot. Cool. I'm waiting for her. Greg Boyer's [C] doing the horn arrangement. All right. He's out there too. This [A] is all DC board section. Okay. You see what's up. You have Greg. What's [N] Actually, the other people are going to play on it. Alan Soule is going to play bass. You know Alan? Yeah. Percussion, landing pads, all that good stuff. But DC horns. DC horns. Chuck's. Chucky. And then, me. We're playing all the Oh, it's programmed. Okay. I had a drum with that thing. The whole record is programmed, except for one song. All right. But it's very, very straight up R&B. The boss is coming in. I think we're waiting here. I think we're waiting for people. Waiting on a ride. Yeah, I am too. I'm gonna be a nice mixture. Alright, I'm in the vlog with Paul Jackson Jr. That's the Kenny Latimer track. Okay. His guitar is great. The new CD he has is off the hook too. Oh, exactly. Yes. I can't wait for it. Alright, I'm turning it off now. Thank you, Brian, so much.
Key:
G
C
C#
D
E
G
C
C#
Eric, Eric, er_
Eric, Eric, er_ Jim_
_ _ Mr.
Culberson and Eric Derry
[C] is talking basketball, shots, drinking_
And we spent two years together
on the road.
Two years on the road.
[G] What year was that? _
_ [G#m] _ _ _ _ 2005_
[G] 2007.
That's a _ [N] lot of time.
Great young talent.
Great talent.
Talent?
Great young_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Thank you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ Ryan and [G] the Smooth Mike [C#] talking.
It was like a _ [B] _ documentary.
_ Talking [N] about the Live from the Inside DVD. _
_ Yeah, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I mean most of the time when I watch concert DVDs I get bored. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You've seen it, right?
So I wanted to go in and out of the_
_ _the
whole interest.
So when we were editing it, I would sit there and be like,
okay, I think [C#] to myself, am I bored yet?
[C] Okay, we need to [C#] go, we need to go somewhere. _
So, _ [G#m] but you gotta have down moments [G#] and then, you know, ups [G] and downs.
I just think_
You _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
can't [C] rely on labels anymore. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ I'm getting used to the table.
Chuck Brown, _ you think it's gonna be a go-go song with [D] jazz in it or_
_ [Fm] _ _
It's gonna be a go-go [N] song.
I'm from D.C.
It's gonna be a contemporary go-go song.
_ I think the flow is gonna be_
It's gonna be ridiculous.
[G#] I'm telling you right now, it's not jazz.
[F] It's just straight up go [Bm]-go.
Okay, I'm from D.C. now.
Straight up go-go.
[N] Trust me. _ _ _
Like_ Okay, alright.
When it was on the vlog, that was just_
That was the tip.
Okay, alright.
_ _ [G] _ I love go-go.
I'm [N] from D.C. _ so_
When I said it's gonna be a real go-go, I just waited to see.
Now, you know, I'm not from D.C. _ so_
I'm new to go-go, but I've been studying _ hard.
_ Hard. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ And then you're hooked, right?
I know what you said about him being 75.
He's 75 years old.
Right.
He's 75.
The guy is 75 years old.
He's coming out in two weeks.
In LA.
_ _ Him and Chucky Thompson.
Oh, okay.
Chucky's in D.C. too.
Yeah, yeah.
_ He's like two hours straight.
I'm like you.
I'm [F#] from D.C.
I'm like, how's an old guy like 75 years old [C#] going two hours [D] straight?
No break?
I feel for the drummer.
_ No [D#] break.
Literally.
I was watching this drummer.
[N] One sing down, wipe off his brow while he was still playing with the other hand.
His sweat was in his eyes.
Have you been to a go-go band?
Yeah. _ _ _
_ There's like three or four other kind of well-known_ Backyard.
Yeah.
N.E. [D].U. And _ _ then_ _ _ [E] _ Barassi's_ _ _ [Cm] Backyard. Okay. [C#] _ _ [C] _ Uh_ N.E. [D#].U. I [D] just bought it all. You grabbed the corner. I bought it all. I've been like digesting it all. _ All right. When you say [N] go-go, go-go. I'm waiting for it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sound. _ It's [G] not enough. _ I'm putting my piano through a wah-wah. _ [N] I'm going nuts. Okay. It's going to be hot. [E] Let me check it out. It's going to be hot. Cool. _ I'm waiting for her. Greg Boyer's [C] doing the horn arrangement. All right. _ _ He's out there too. This [A] is all DC board section. Okay. You see what's up. You have Greg. _ _ What's_ [N] _ _ _ Actually, the other people are going to play on it. Alan Soule is going to play bass. You know Alan? Yeah. _ _ _ Percussion, landing pads, all that good stuff. _ _ _ _ _ But DC horns. DC horns. Chuck's. Chucky. _ _ _ _ And then, _ _ _ me. We're playing all the_ _ Oh, it's programmed. Okay. _ I had a drum with that thing. The whole record is programmed, except for one song. All right. But it's very, very straight up R&B. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The boss is coming in. I _ think _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ we're waiting here. I think we're waiting for people. _ Waiting on a ride. Yeah, I am too. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I'm gonna be a nice mixture. Alright, I'm in the vlog with Paul Jackson Jr. _ _ _ That's the Kenny Latimer track. Okay. _ _ His guitar is great. _ _ The new CD he has is off the hook too. _ _ Oh, exactly. Yes. _ _ _ _ I can't wait for it. Alright, _ _ _ _ I'm turning it off now. Thank you, Brian, so much.
Eric, Eric, er_ Jim_
_ _ Mr.
Culberson and Eric Derry
[C] is talking basketball, shots, drinking_
And we spent two years together
on the road.
Two years on the road.
[G] What year was that? _
_ [G#m] _ _ _ _ 2005_
[G] 2007.
That's a _ [N] lot of time.
Great young talent.
Great talent.
Talent?
Great young_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Thank you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ Ryan and [G] the Smooth Mike [C#] talking.
It was like a _ [B] _ documentary.
_ Talking [N] about the Live from the Inside DVD. _
_ Yeah, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I mean most of the time when I watch concert DVDs I get bored. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You've seen it, right?
So I wanted to go in and out of the_
_ _the
whole interest.
So when we were editing it, I would sit there and be like,
okay, I think [C#] to myself, am I bored yet?
[C] Okay, we need to [C#] go, we need to go somewhere. _
So, _ [G#m] but you gotta have down moments [G#] and then, you know, ups [G] and downs.
I just think_
You _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
can't [C] rely on labels anymore. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ I'm getting used to the table.
Chuck Brown, _ you think it's gonna be a go-go song with [D] jazz in it or_
_ [Fm] _ _
It's gonna be a go-go [N] song.
I'm from D.C.
It's gonna be a contemporary go-go song.
_ I think the flow is gonna be_
It's gonna be ridiculous.
[G#] I'm telling you right now, it's not jazz.
[F] It's just straight up go [Bm]-go.
Okay, I'm from D.C. now.
Straight up go-go.
[N] Trust me. _ _ _
Like_ Okay, alright.
When it was on the vlog, that was just_
That was the tip.
Okay, alright.
_ _ [G] _ I love go-go.
I'm [N] from D.C. _ so_
When I said it's gonna be a real go-go, I just waited to see.
Now, you know, I'm not from D.C. _ so_
I'm new to go-go, but I've been studying _ hard.
_ Hard. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ And then you're hooked, right?
I know what you said about him being 75.
He's 75 years old.
Right.
He's 75.
The guy is 75 years old.
He's coming out in two weeks.
In LA.
_ _ Him and Chucky Thompson.
Oh, okay.
Chucky's in D.C. too.
Yeah, yeah.
_ He's like two hours straight.
I'm like you.
I'm [F#] from D.C.
I'm like, how's an old guy like 75 years old [C#] going two hours [D] straight?
No break?
I feel for the drummer.
_ No [D#] break.
Literally.
I was watching this drummer.
[N] One sing down, wipe off his brow while he was still playing with the other hand.
His sweat was in his eyes.
Have you been to a go-go band?
Yeah. _ _ _
_ There's like three or four other kind of well-known_ Backyard.
Yeah.
N.E. [D].U. And _ _ then_ _ _ [E] _ Barassi's_ _ _ [Cm] Backyard. Okay. [C#] _ _ [C] _ Uh_ N.E. [D#].U. I [D] just bought it all. You grabbed the corner. I bought it all. I've been like digesting it all. _ All right. When you say [N] go-go, go-go. I'm waiting for it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sound. _ It's [G] not enough. _ I'm putting my piano through a wah-wah. _ [N] I'm going nuts. Okay. It's going to be hot. [E] Let me check it out. It's going to be hot. Cool. _ I'm waiting for her. Greg Boyer's [C] doing the horn arrangement. All right. _ _ He's out there too. This [A] is all DC board section. Okay. You see what's up. You have Greg. _ _ What's_ [N] _ _ _ Actually, the other people are going to play on it. Alan Soule is going to play bass. You know Alan? Yeah. _ _ _ Percussion, landing pads, all that good stuff. _ _ _ _ _ But DC horns. DC horns. Chuck's. Chucky. _ _ _ _ And then, _ _ _ me. We're playing all the_ _ Oh, it's programmed. Okay. _ I had a drum with that thing. The whole record is programmed, except for one song. All right. But it's very, very straight up R&B. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The boss is coming in. I _ think _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ we're waiting here. I think we're waiting for people. _ Waiting on a ride. Yeah, I am too. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I'm gonna be a nice mixture. Alright, I'm in the vlog with Paul Jackson Jr. _ _ _ That's the Kenny Latimer track. Okay. _ _ His guitar is great. _ _ The new CD he has is off the hook too. _ _ Oh, exactly. Yes. _ _ _ _ I can't wait for it. Alright, _ _ _ _ I'm turning it off now. Thank you, Brian, so much.