Chords for VOX All Access: Backstage and Behind the Wall at Yankee Stadium with Snowy White and his VOX AC30s
Tempo:
98.05 bpm
Chords used:
Dm
A
C
D
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] So you, don't you, might like to [D] go to the show.
Hi, I'm [A] Snowy White and I'm backstage at the wonderful new Yankee Stadium in New [D] York.
I have used Vox as long as I can remember.
[Dm] Vox and my Les Paul, that's all I need.
[C] You know, I'm the sort of guy who fiddles with control knobs and then I get a sound [Dm] and I keep it like that.
So, the great thing about [F] Vox is there's not too many knobs,
because I'm [Bb] not one of these guys who [Ab] fiddles with this and that and [Em] the other, you know.
[Dm] And with my Les Paul I don't need a lot because I've got a nice little out of phase [E] switch on here as well,
which gives me this sort of
[Ab]
[A] And when I turn up, which I won't [C] do now because I'm already nearly deaf,
[A] the Vox [Dm] has got a lot of power.
I'm just using, nearly all the time on stage with Roger, I'm using one Vox [A] AC30.
I kick the second one in for solos, basically for a bit more top, not so much volume, a bit more top.
And that [G] gives me all I need and they're totally reliable.
[A] I've just used [Dm] Vox for as long as I can remember.
[A] And I bought them all.
I don't use them because they're free, I buy [Dm] them because I like them.
[G]
[Dm]
As I've got a chance to promote something, very [Am] briefly, I've got a DVD coming [C] out, September the 28th.
It's called After [B] Paradise, because I had a hit [Bb] record before you were born,
1980, no, [Am] I can't remember, [C] 1984.
And it was called Bird of Paradise, [A] so after that I've done a lot of things.
And I did a gig last year and I got all the old musicians that I used [F] to know in the past,
the people who played on my first [A] record.
And we did [B] a show in Holland and filmed it [Bm] for a DVD and it was great.
[C] And it comes out on the [Dm] 28th of [Bb] September.
It's called [Dm] After Paradise.
So [D] that's my plug.
But we're here to talk about Vox [Am] and this is it.
[Dm] Check the Vox out, look.
Beautiful machine.
I mean it's perfect, [A] isn't it?
What can be better than that?
You're talking to a happy man.
[Dm] It's Les Paul and his Vox.
Who could ask for more?
[G] [Dm]
Hi, I'm [A] Snowy White and I'm backstage at the wonderful new Yankee Stadium in New [D] York.
I have used Vox as long as I can remember.
[Dm] Vox and my Les Paul, that's all I need.
[C] You know, I'm the sort of guy who fiddles with control knobs and then I get a sound [Dm] and I keep it like that.
So, the great thing about [F] Vox is there's not too many knobs,
because I'm [Bb] not one of these guys who [Ab] fiddles with this and that and [Em] the other, you know.
[Dm] And with my Les Paul I don't need a lot because I've got a nice little out of phase [E] switch on here as well,
which gives me this sort of
[Ab]
[A] And when I turn up, which I won't [C] do now because I'm already nearly deaf,
[A] the Vox [Dm] has got a lot of power.
I'm just using, nearly all the time on stage with Roger, I'm using one Vox [A] AC30.
I kick the second one in for solos, basically for a bit more top, not so much volume, a bit more top.
And that [G] gives me all I need and they're totally reliable.
[A] I've just used [Dm] Vox for as long as I can remember.
[A] And I bought them all.
I don't use them because they're free, I buy [Dm] them because I like them.
[G]
[Dm]
As I've got a chance to promote something, very [Am] briefly, I've got a DVD coming [C] out, September the 28th.
It's called After [B] Paradise, because I had a hit [Bb] record before you were born,
1980, no, [Am] I can't remember, [C] 1984.
And it was called Bird of Paradise, [A] so after that I've done a lot of things.
And I did a gig last year and I got all the old musicians that I used [F] to know in the past,
the people who played on my first [A] record.
And we did [B] a show in Holland and filmed it [Bm] for a DVD and it was great.
[C] And it comes out on the [Dm] 28th of [Bb] September.
It's called [Dm] After Paradise.
So [D] that's my plug.
But we're here to talk about Vox [Am] and this is it.
[Dm] Check the Vox out, look.
Beautiful machine.
I mean it's perfect, [A] isn't it?
What can be better than that?
You're talking to a happy man.
[Dm] It's Les Paul and his Vox.
Who could ask for more?
[G] [Dm]
Key:
Dm
A
C
D
Bb
Dm
A
C
_ _ _ _ [A] So you, don't you, might like to [D] go to the show. _
_ Hi, I'm [A] Snowy White and I'm backstage at the wonderful new Yankee Stadium in New [D] York.
I have used Vox as long as I can remember.
[Dm] Vox and my Les Paul, that's all I need. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] You know, I'm the sort of guy who fiddles with control knobs and then I get a sound [Dm] and I keep it like that.
So, _ the great thing about [F] Vox is there's not too many knobs,
because I'm [Bb] not one of these guys who [Ab] fiddles with this and that and [Em] the other, you know.
[Dm] And with my Les Paul I don't need a lot because I've got a nice little out of phase [E] switch on here as well,
which gives me this sort of_
_ _ [Ab] _
_ _ [A] And when I turn up, which I won't [C] do now because I'm already nearly deaf,
[A] the Vox [Dm] has got a lot of power.
I'm just using, nearly all the time on stage with Roger, I'm using one Vox [A] AC30.
I kick _ the second one in for solos, basically for a bit more top, not so much volume, a bit more top.
And that [G] gives me all I need and they're totally reliable.
[A] I've just used [Dm] Vox for as long as I can remember.
[A] And I bought them all.
I don't use them because they're free, I buy [Dm] them because I like them. _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
As I've got a chance to promote something, very [Am] briefly, I've got a DVD coming [C] out, September the 28th.
It's called After [B] Paradise, because I had a hit [Bb] record before you were born, _
1980, no, [Am] I can't remember, [C] 1984.
And it was called Bird of Paradise, [A] so after that I've done a lot of things.
And I did a gig last year and I got all the old musicians that I used [F] to know in the past,
the people who played on my first [A] record.
And we did [B] a show in Holland and filmed it [Bm] for a DVD and it was great.
[C] And it comes out on the [Dm] 28th of [Bb] September.
It's called [Dm] After Paradise.
So [D] that's my plug.
But we're here to talk about Vox [Am] and this is it.
[Dm] Check the Vox out, look.
Beautiful machine.
I mean it's perfect, [A] isn't it?
What can be better than that?
You're talking to a happy man.
[Dm] It's Les Paul and his Vox.
_ Who could ask for more?
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ Hi, I'm [A] Snowy White and I'm backstage at the wonderful new Yankee Stadium in New [D] York.
I have used Vox as long as I can remember.
[Dm] Vox and my Les Paul, that's all I need. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] You know, I'm the sort of guy who fiddles with control knobs and then I get a sound [Dm] and I keep it like that.
So, _ the great thing about [F] Vox is there's not too many knobs,
because I'm [Bb] not one of these guys who [Ab] fiddles with this and that and [Em] the other, you know.
[Dm] And with my Les Paul I don't need a lot because I've got a nice little out of phase [E] switch on here as well,
which gives me this sort of_
_ _ [Ab] _
_ _ [A] And when I turn up, which I won't [C] do now because I'm already nearly deaf,
[A] the Vox [Dm] has got a lot of power.
I'm just using, nearly all the time on stage with Roger, I'm using one Vox [A] AC30.
I kick _ the second one in for solos, basically for a bit more top, not so much volume, a bit more top.
And that [G] gives me all I need and they're totally reliable.
[A] I've just used [Dm] Vox for as long as I can remember.
[A] And I bought them all.
I don't use them because they're free, I buy [Dm] them because I like them. _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
As I've got a chance to promote something, very [Am] briefly, I've got a DVD coming [C] out, September the 28th.
It's called After [B] Paradise, because I had a hit [Bb] record before you were born, _
1980, no, [Am] I can't remember, [C] 1984.
And it was called Bird of Paradise, [A] so after that I've done a lot of things.
And I did a gig last year and I got all the old musicians that I used [F] to know in the past,
the people who played on my first [A] record.
And we did [B] a show in Holland and filmed it [Bm] for a DVD and it was great.
[C] And it comes out on the [Dm] 28th of [Bb] September.
It's called [Dm] After Paradise.
So [D] that's my plug.
But we're here to talk about Vox [Am] and this is it.
[Dm] Check the Vox out, look.
Beautiful machine.
I mean it's perfect, [A] isn't it?
What can be better than that?
You're talking to a happy man.
[Dm] It's Les Paul and his Vox.
_ Who could ask for more?
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _