Chords for King Crimson - I Talk To The Wind (Giles Giles & Fripp) [50th Anniversary | TYPG to KC 1976]

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I Talk to the [Bbm] Wind, performed [Eb] by Giles, Giles and Fripp, from The Young Person's Guide to King Crimson.
[Bb] _ _ _ I [Eb] think this is going to be a bit of a [Ab] history lesson.
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_ _ _ [Db] Giles, Giles and Fripp [E] is the band from [Ab] 1967 and 1968, [Bb] which in [Ab] 1969 _ grew into King Crimson. _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ As the name [Db] implies, it started as a trio [B] with the two Giles [D] brothers, Michael and Peter, and Robert [Ab] Fripp. _ _ _
_ [Db] Halfway through 1969, they were joined by Ian MacDonald and his then-girlfriend Judy Dybal, who sings vocals on this recording. _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ Ian also brought [B] with him his songwriting partner, [Db] Peter Sinfield.
_ _ _ _ So at this [F] point, all of the future King Crimson, with the exception of Greg [E] Lake, and plus two people who would later go their separate [D] ways, were now [C] actually in the same group. _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [F] Peter Giles had set [Gb] up a basic [Dbm] home studio in Bronzebury [Eb] Road in London, a rare [Dbm] thing at the time, and in the second [Db] half of [Eb] 1968, they recorded what were effectively a series of home studio [B] recordings.
_ [Eb] _ _ These had more recently been released [G] as the Bronzebury [B] Tapes. _
_ _ [Db] _ One of the pieces they recorded [B] was this early version [F] of I Talk to the Wind, which was included on the very first King Crimson [B] compilation, The Young [Db] Person's Guide to King Crimson.
[Bbm] _ Which in most of the world [Dbm] has never been [Db] reissued since [E] its first vinyl release in [Bbm] 1976, _ _ making it a [Dbm] perfect candidate [Ab] for this collection.
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So here it is, an early version [C]
of I Talk to the Wind, recorded by Giles, Giles and [Eb] Fripp in 1968, [Bbm] _ and first [B] released as part of The Young [E] Person's Guide to King Crimson compilation [Db] in [Ab] 1976.
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_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ first recording of I Talk to the Wind was in 1976, and it was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation, which was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation.
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[A] The recording was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation, which was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation, which was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation.
The recording was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation, which was recorded in the same studio as the first King Crimson compilation.
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