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Old 12-24-2009, 07:37 PM
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Default Squirrel Nut Zippers

I am not getting my head around this stuff - the chords I've found of their songs are not jazz changes per se, for example "Got my own thing now" doesn't seem to use 7's at all, but mostly straight major chords. Still the guitarist use a lot of voicings and chord melodies hither and tither and sound very jazzy.

The band themselves fuse a lot of styles, swing, manouche, calypso/clave beats, klezmer.

Anyone has an idea, maybe a song with chords sorted out somewhere? The stuff you find on "chord pages" are terrible.

Greatful for replies
Mathias

PS Merry Xmas
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