The Boss: Radio Nowhere
I totally love this. And am just waiting for the UK tour. I am also working out the chord sequence on my gi'tar - E, C, G, D?. Am I sad or what?
18.9.07
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Ian is a former journalist with more than 15 years regional and national newspaper experience. His career began on the Liverpool Daily Post since when he has worked at wide range of national and regional publications. Ian was also launch editor of Insider magazine and is a founding director of Venturedome.com, ArtofPropaganda, Wakefield Media Centre, and sits on the board of Bemdi@. His career has taken him around the world, including visits to Argentina, Brazil, the Middle East, the US and most major European countries. Today works in communications company- GREEN Communications - and has special interest in social media.
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1 comment:
Have just been told chord structure is as follows:
Intro/Verses/Main Riff:
F#m - F#m sus 5 - A - E (note: could substitute D for F#m5?)
Chorus:
F#m - F#m sus 5 - A - E (x2)
A - D - F#m - E (x2 or x3, depending if he repeats the last line)
[The third time he plays the chorus, just play the main one 5 times]
Solo:
Bm - G - E - A (x4, omit the final A in the last one and lead back into the verse)
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