Mitchell Joni - Edith And The Kingpin, аккорды

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               Edith And The Kingpin   -  Joni Mitchell
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                         From the album 'Hissing of summer lawns'


                         Tabbed by Howard Wright
                         
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The tuning for this is (low to high) :  
D
 
A
 
E
 
G
 
C
 
E

or in Joni notation :  
D
 7 7 3 5 4


(See 'joni_tunings' file for more about her notation)


Chord shapes used :
----------------------


 DAEGCE    DAEGCE    DAEGCE    DAEGCE    DAEGCE
 055555    777777    888000    555555    556555

  
Dm7
       
Em7/A
    
Bb6/9
-5    
Dm7/G
     
Gm11


 DAEGCE     DAEGCE     DAEGCE    DAEGCE
 333000     779977     002220    002020

 
Fmaj7sus2
    
A9
        
Dadd9
    
Dadd9add4

I still havn't convinced myself 100% whether she uses the 
Dm7/G
 chord
AND the 
Gm11
 chord - they're almost identical.  In fact I think she
just uses the simpler shape (i.e 
Dm7/G
) - but if you like the variation
you can use both shapes.


I'm going to be lazy again and not write out all the words (I can't remember
many of them) - but I'll write out a few phrases I can remember so you
know where the changes come.

Here are the main progressions :

Intro :
--------


Bb6/9
-5  
Em7/A
  
Dadd9
    
Bb6/9
-5  
Em7/A


The outtro uses the same three chords repeating over and over.


Verse :
-------

Dm7
                   
Em7/A
         
Bb6/9
-5
The big man arrives  disco dancers greet him

                        
Dm7/G
          
Bb6/9
-5
Plain clothes cops greet him   small town big man, fresh lipstick glistening


Dm7
            
Em7/A
                
Bb6/9
-5
Sophomore jive beating frantic and snowblind


             
Dm7/G
                       
Dadd9
  
Dadd9add4
Romantic and snowblind he says his crime belongs


Bb6/9
-5                                     
Em7/A
His eyes hold edith his left hand holds his right


                  
Fmaj7sus2
     
Bb6/9
-5    
Em7/A
  
A9
  
Em7/A
  
A9
What does that hand desire that he grips it so tight


If I've mixed up words from several verses then forgive me !
As long as you see how the chords fit the words/tune then it
should be easy.

Enjoy !


Howard