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[James.uk]

I need a copy of Chas and Dave:- "Aint no pleasing you".. The MP3 would be nice, And as I think it was written in the key of E flat ( ) the chord sequence or sheet music would help a lot as I need to transpose it into "C" for a friend. (Basically drop each chord by 3 half tones). I think he knows the words, but I don't, so again they would be a help but are not essential..

Thank you.. ..
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[Rammie]

Try this link
http://www.lyricstime.com/chas-and-dave ... yrics.html

I know it's only the lyrics but it's something to be going on with

[takestock]

Send me your email address James, I will send you the MP3

[takestock]

Email sent, let me know if it's Ok James, just downloaded it

[James.uk]

Thank you for the prompt replies lads.. Much obliged.

PM sent Dave.. taa..
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[James.uk]

Elp! I can't keep up! Daves too fast innit, I aint even read my emails yet today never mind opened any attachements.. lol..

Will toddle off and sort it all now.. bb inaminute... Go for a coffee or summit...
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[James.uk]

Update:-- Read all emails now. phew!

The MP3 played OK Dave.. Thank you very much.

I copy pasted the wordsOk Thanks Rammie..

Now if I can just get hold of the chords or sheet music --------- ? anyone??

I have sorted some of it by ear, but the middle 8 (chorus) is a pain. Dunno where it goes? ..
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[Mick]

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/c/c ... ou_crd.htm

[James.uk]

Thats brilliant Mick, thank you.

Not only does it give all the chords including breaks, but they have already transposed it into the very key I wanted it in.

Dunno why the site encourage using capo's though.. most musios wouldn't be seen dead with one..
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[Mick]

Thats brilliant Mick, thank you.

Not only does it give all the chords including breaks, but they have already transposed it into the very key I wanted it in.

Dunno why the site encourage using capo's though.. most musios wouldn't be seen dead with one..
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You're welcome.

The use of a capo changes the tonality as well as the key change, you'll find a great many guitar players do use them for that very reason.
For example, try playing Norwegian Wood in E without capo. Then in E using the D shape with a Capo on the second fret, to give some idea.

[James.uk]

I know what you mean Mick, but as treble always dies first I much prefer to use base chords where possible in live play.

And most learner musios use a capo because they can't be bothered to learn the inverted chords.
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