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Posted
23 hours ago, Macpherson said:

 

Yep, the lucky man had 5 wives or more correctly 4 and one long term, but I know what you mean about Witchita lineman a great Jimmy Webb song, he was quite a prolific song writer in the country scene👍

 

Ok just had a look at the chords for said song and at first glance it don't look straight forward.

 

TABS.ULTIMATE-GUITAR.COM

All lyrics and breaks with their accompanying chords and bass notes. Tablature of guitar solo. Full chord legend included.

 

Terrific song terrifically sung and played, probably in my top 3 favourite songs, Glen Campbell was an incredible performer, for a long time Galveston was my favourite then for some reason Wichita lineman surpassed it🤷‍♂️

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11 minutes ago, Mull said:

Terrific song terrifically sung and played, probably in my top 3 favourite songs, Glen Campbell was an incredible performer, for a long time Galveston was my favourite then for some reason Wichita lineman surpassed it🤷‍♂️

 

Aye, your not wrong there, I'm generally not a country guy but these 2 are a big exception, spent a few hours today getting my head around the chords for Witchita [ after @stubby's input ] which are sublime and way different to my norm and very easily rewarding.

 

As they say, every day is a school day.

 

Seasons greetings to you and yours👍

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Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Lovely . Its of an era ...

Aye, I was at a mates' funeral today; He was his favourite band. 

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