Spinnin Wheel de Blood Sweat And Tears

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		Spinnin' Wheel - Blood Sweat & Tears
		------------------------------------

	Intro:

	D7#9    D7#9(octave higher - see chords below) 

	E7        A7 D7        G7
	What goes up must come down
	Spinning wheel got to go 'round
	Talkin' 'bout your troubles it's a cryin' sin
	D7                              D7#9
	Ride a painted pony let the spinnin' wheel spin

	You got no money and you got no home
	Spinning wheel all alone
	Talking 'bout your troubles and you never learn
	Ride a painted pony let the spinning wheel turn

		C                Bb
	Bridge:	Did you find the directing sign 
		       Ab                  G
		On the straight and narrow highway
		C                Bb
		Would you mind a reflecting sign
		     Ab           Ab/G  -------------- yes, really
		Just let it shine within your mind
		    Ab           Bb              C     D  D7#9 D7#9(octave)
		And show you the colors that are real


	Chord Shapes:

	D7#9  D7#9(octave)  E7  A7  D7  G7  C   Bb  Ab  G   D   Ab/G
	-------13-----------7---5---5---3---3---1---4---3---5---4--
	-6-----13-----------9---8---7---6---5---3---4---3---7---4--
	-5-----11-----------7---6---5---4---5---3---5---4---7---5--
	-4-----10-----------9---5---7---3---5---3---6---5---7---5--
	-5-----12-----------7---7---5---5---3---1---6---5---5------
	-------10---------------5-------3-----------4---3----------




From: [email protected] (Andrew Rogers)

In article  [email protected]> [email protected] (-pouliot c.j.) writes:
>		Spinnin' Wheel - Blood Sweat & Tears

several corrections:

>	E7        A7 D7        G7
>	What goes up must come down

OK for the first verse, but on the subsequent verses the horns play

	 E7#9   A13    D7#9   G13
	x7678x 5x567x x5456x 3x345x

>		C                Bb
>	Bridge:	Did you find the directing sign 
>		       Ab                  G
>		On the straight and narrow highway

The Ab is played with an added Bb on top: xx6546

>		    Ab           Bb              C     D  D7#9 D7#9(octave)
>		And show you the colors that are real

The D is actually DaddE for the first couple bars, then Am7/D.  And
those horn chords aren't D7#9 at all; rather, they're built up in fourths
from F:

	F4/7 (F-Bb-Eb)		x888xx
	F7#9sus4 (F-Bb-Eb-Ab)	x8889x

The jazz break on the LP version is E7#9-A13-D7#9-G13 repeated several
times, then E7#9-Eb7#9-D7#9.

And then the chord progression at the end is

	E7#9  A13 [Eb] D7#9  Gmaj7

where the [Eb] is a single note played on trombone.

Andrew