Topic: New Chords Postings
The title song of Blue Rodeo's 1992 album Lost Together was also the album's most successful single. Both single and album peaked at #3 on the Canadian charts, with the album achieving double-platinum status. It also marked the first time the band chose to produce itself.Having recently become the fifth band to be honoured with a star on Canada's Walk Of Fame (in September of this year), Blue Rodeo's next big event will be playing the halftime show at this year's Grey Cup game in Calgary on November 29th. Connected to this is a promotion inviting people to vote for the songs the band will play in their three song set. http://www.greycuphalftimeshow.ca/
From the list given, my picks would be "Trust Yourself", "Heart Like Mine", and "Diamond Mine". Those aren't necessarily my three favourites from that list. They're the three I think would work best for a halftime show at a championship football game, where they'll be wanting to keep the crowd fired up and involved (and moving, since they'll all probably be freezing cold
). For that setting, I'd opt for upbeat or harder rocking songs.But for today, an excellent ballad.
The chord chart:
https://www.angelfire.com/planet/zerofret/crd/bluerodeo-losttogether.txt
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8JGk6Y6N3Y
Posted by planet/zerofret
at 12:01 AM EST
Updated: Wednesday, November 4, 2009 1:06 AM EST
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