From: whc2993@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: Move It On Over
Reply-To: whc2993@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 15:19:31 GMT

Can someone send this to Nevada ftp or tell me how?

This is a good example of straight blues turned into rock an roll.

First of all the first string is tuned down to D.  This allows a G chord to be
played by placing a slide at the twelfth fret and playing the first four
strings.  This is where most of the soloing goes on over the G chord. 
the position for the IV chord(C) is the fifth fret and for the V chord(D) it is
the seventh fret.
	The rythym parts follow the basic "Chuck Berry riff" in a shuffle form.
   ______________________   
G  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |    C   etc.
|--------------------------| |--------------------------|
|--------------------------| |--------------------------|
|--------------------------| |--------------------------|
|--------------------------| |--5--5--7--5--5--5--7--5--|
|--5--5--7--5--5--5--7--5--| |--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--|
|--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--| |--------------------------|

D
|--------------------------|
|--------------------------|
|--------------------------|
|--7--7--9--7--7--7--9--7--|
|--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--|

The turnarounds go something like this:


G                            D
         3     3     3
       _____ _____ _____   ___ ___
  |    | | | | | | | | |   | | | | 
|------------------------|-----------------------|
|------------------------|-------5---------------|
|-0------0-----0-----0---|-0---5-----------------|
|-0----3---3-2---2-1---1-|-0-5-------------------|
|------------------------|-----------------------|
|------------------------|-----------------------|


			Move It On Over
		        As Performed By
                        George Thorogood

Shuffle feel

1st verse            

G
I come in last night about a half past ten that bay of mine wouldn't let

          C                G                      D                 C
me in. So move it on over, rock it on over.  Move over little dog a mean

                  G                  D
old dog is movin' in. (w/ turnaround)


2nd verse

G                                                                C
She told me not to mess around but I done let the deal go down.  Move it

         G                      D                C                    G    D
on over, rock it on over.  Move over nice dog, a big fat dog is movin in.


3rd verse

G                                                                    C
She changed the lock on my back door, now my key won't fit no more.  Move

             G                      D               C
it on over.  Rock it on over.  Move over nice dog a mean old dog is movin 

G    D
in.

4th verse

G
She threw me out just as pretty as she pleased.  Pretty soon I'll be scratchin'

           C                 G                       D                C
fleas.  So move it on over.  Slide it on over.  Move over nice dog, a mean

                  G    D
old dog is movin' in.

5th verse

G
Listen to me dog before you start to whine,  that side's yours and this 

              C                 G                      D
side's mine.  Move it on over.  Rock it on over.  Move over little dog, a 

C                     G     D
big old dog is movin' in.


6th verse

G                                                                   C
She changed the lock on my back door now my key won't fit no more.  Move

             G                      D                 C
it on over.  Rock it on over.  Move over little dog a big old dog is movin

G    D
in.

G                                   C                          G
Move it on over.  Move it on over.  Move it on over.  Wont'cha rock it on

       D                    C                     G    Ab G
over.  Move over cool dog a hot dog's movin' in.

								B.C.


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"The blues is a low down achein' chill"  Robert Johnson
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From: bearce@hpcc01.corp.hp.com (Phil Bearce)
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 16:19:19 GMT
Subject: REQ: FUNK chords or progressions
Organization: the HP Corporate notes server