Chords for "One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer" Amos Milburn Piano Tutorial with Terry Miles
Tempo:
121.65 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
Em
C#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Okay, this is one scotch, one bourbon, one beer, and it's um
Not to be confused with one bourbon, one scotch, one beer.
You have to get the order right.
Alright, so it's in G, so it's one scotch, straight G, G bass in the left hand, G chord in the right hand.
One bourbon, scotch, sorry, one scotch.
[Em] You can play the E minor 7th without any words.
So it's one [G] scotch, and that E minor, all I'm doing there,
is adding the E.
So you've got straight G, adding the E makes it an E minor,
as long as the bass is playing the E.
So it's one scotch, one [C] bourbon, there's your A minor.
[Am] A minor, so it's A, C, E, [Am] and G.
And then [D] D, 7th, D bass, thumb on the A, index on the C,
1st finger on the D, and then 4th finger on the F sharp.
So it's of course, [G] one beer.
[Am]
[D] So this is your chord [G] sequence, G, [Em] E minor [C] 7th, A minor [D] 7th, D 7th, [G] E minor [C] 7th.
[D] [G] One scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D]
[G] one beer, [C]
[D] [G] one scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] one [G] beer.
[G] [D] And the B that [G] is, please Mr.
Bartender, that's a straight G,
G bass octave, with the G in the right hand.
[B] Listen here, G 7th in the [G] right hand, and the B [B] bass.
[C] I ain't here for trouble, which is chord of C, C bass, octave Cs, G, C, and E.
[C#] So, have no fear, now that's G [Gm] diminished, G, B [G] flat.
C sharp or D [E] flat, with the [C#] A.
And the [C#m] C sharp bass.
Have no fear, one [G] scotch.
[E]
That's E major 7th there.
[C#] One bourbon, C, A 7th, with your A9.
Let's just check on playing, [D]
D 7th, one [G] beer, [Bm]
[A] [D] [Em] one scotch,
[C] one bourbon, [D] [G] one scotch, [Em]
[D] [G]
one bourbon, [D] [G] one beer.
[C] [G] Please Mr.
Bartender, listen here, [C] I ain't here for trouble, [C#] so
one C, one [G] scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] [G] [G]
[D] [G]
[D] [G] one beer.
[C] [G]
[Em] [C]
Not to be confused with one bourbon, one scotch, one beer.
You have to get the order right.
Alright, so it's in G, so it's one scotch, straight G, G bass in the left hand, G chord in the right hand.
One bourbon, scotch, sorry, one scotch.
[Em] You can play the E minor 7th without any words.
So it's one [G] scotch, and that E minor, all I'm doing there,
is adding the E.
So you've got straight G, adding the E makes it an E minor,
as long as the bass is playing the E.
So it's one scotch, one [C] bourbon, there's your A minor.
[Am] A minor, so it's A, C, E, [Am] and G.
And then [D] D, 7th, D bass, thumb on the A, index on the C,
1st finger on the D, and then 4th finger on the F sharp.
So it's of course, [G] one beer.
[Am]
[D] So this is your chord [G] sequence, G, [Em] E minor [C] 7th, A minor [D] 7th, D 7th, [G] E minor [C] 7th.
[D] [G] One scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D]
[G] one beer, [C]
[D] [G] one scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] one [G] beer.
[G] [D] And the B that [G] is, please Mr.
Bartender, that's a straight G,
G bass octave, with the G in the right hand.
[B] Listen here, G 7th in the [G] right hand, and the B [B] bass.
[C] I ain't here for trouble, which is chord of C, C bass, octave Cs, G, C, and E.
[C#] So, have no fear, now that's G [Gm] diminished, G, B [G] flat.
C sharp or D [E] flat, with the [C#] A.
And the [C#m] C sharp bass.
Have no fear, one [G] scotch.
[E]
That's E major 7th there.
[C#] One bourbon, C, A 7th, with your A9.
Let's just check on playing, [D]
D 7th, one [G] beer, [Bm]
[A] [D] [Em] one scotch,
[C] one bourbon, [D] [G] one scotch, [Em]
[D] [G]
one bourbon, [D] [G] one beer.
[C] [G] Please Mr.
Bartender, listen here, [C] I ain't here for trouble, [C#] so
one C, one [G] scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] [G] [G]
[D] [G]
[D] [G] one beer.
[C] [G]
[Em] [C]
Key:
G
D
C
Em
C#
G
D
C
_ Okay, this is one scotch, one bourbon, one beer, and it's um_
Not to be confused with one bourbon, one scotch, one beer.
You have to get the order right.
Alright, so it's in G, so it's one scotch, _ straight G, G bass in the left hand, G chord in the right hand.
_ _ One bourbon, _ scotch, sorry, one scotch.
[Em] _ You can play the E minor 7th without any words.
So it's one [G] scotch, _ and that E minor, all I'm doing there,
is adding the _ E.
So you've got straight G, _ _ adding the E makes it an E minor,
as long as the bass is playing the E.
So it's one scotch, _ _ _ one [C] _ bourbon, there's your A minor. _
[Am] A minor, so it's A, C, E, [Am] and G.
_ _ And then _ [D] D, _ 7th, D bass, thumb on the A, index on the C,
1st finger on the D, and then _ 4th finger on the F sharp.
So it's of course, [G] one beer.
_ _ _ [Am] _ _
[D] So this is your chord [G] sequence, G, [Em] E minor [C] 7th, A minor [D] 7th, D 7th, [G] _ _ E minor [C] 7th.
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] One scotch, _ _ [C] one bourbon, [D] _
[G] one beer, _ _ _ [C] _
_ [D] _ _ [G] one scotch, _ [C] one bourbon, [D] _ one [G] beer. _
_ [G] _ _ _ [D] And the B that [G] is, _ please Mr.
Bartender, that's a straight G,
G bass octave, with the G in the right hand. _ _
[B] Listen here, G 7th in the [G] right hand, and the B [B] bass.
_ _ _ [C] I ain't here for trouble, which is chord of C, C bass, octave Cs, _ G, C, and E. _
[C#] So, have no fear, now that's G [Gm] diminished, G, B [G] flat.
_ _ C sharp or D [E] flat, with the [C#] A.
_ _ And the [C#m] C sharp bass.
Have no fear, one [G] _ scotch.
_ _ _ [E]
That's E major 7th there. _ _ _ _
_ [C#] _ One bourbon, C, A 7th, with your A9.
_ Let's just check on playing, [D] _
_ _ D 7th, one [G] beer, _ [Bm] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ [Em] one scotch, _
_ [C] one bourbon, [D] _ [G] one scotch, [Em] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
one bourbon, [D] _ _ [G] one beer. _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] Please Mr.
Bartender, listen here, [C] I ain't here for trouble, [C#] so
one C, one [G] scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ [G] one beer.
[C] _ _ [G] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
Not to be confused with one bourbon, one scotch, one beer.
You have to get the order right.
Alright, so it's in G, so it's one scotch, _ straight G, G bass in the left hand, G chord in the right hand.
_ _ One bourbon, _ scotch, sorry, one scotch.
[Em] _ You can play the E minor 7th without any words.
So it's one [G] scotch, _ and that E minor, all I'm doing there,
is adding the _ E.
So you've got straight G, _ _ adding the E makes it an E minor,
as long as the bass is playing the E.
So it's one scotch, _ _ _ one [C] _ bourbon, there's your A minor. _
[Am] A minor, so it's A, C, E, [Am] and G.
_ _ And then _ [D] D, _ 7th, D bass, thumb on the A, index on the C,
1st finger on the D, and then _ 4th finger on the F sharp.
So it's of course, [G] one beer.
_ _ _ [Am] _ _
[D] So this is your chord [G] sequence, G, [Em] E minor [C] 7th, A minor [D] 7th, D 7th, [G] _ _ E minor [C] 7th.
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] One scotch, _ _ [C] one bourbon, [D] _
[G] one beer, _ _ _ [C] _
_ [D] _ _ [G] one scotch, _ [C] one bourbon, [D] _ one [G] beer. _
_ [G] _ _ _ [D] And the B that [G] is, _ please Mr.
Bartender, that's a straight G,
G bass octave, with the G in the right hand. _ _
[B] Listen here, G 7th in the [G] right hand, and the B [B] bass.
_ _ _ [C] I ain't here for trouble, which is chord of C, C bass, octave Cs, _ G, C, and E. _
[C#] So, have no fear, now that's G [Gm] diminished, G, B [G] flat.
_ _ C sharp or D [E] flat, with the [C#] A.
_ _ And the [C#m] C sharp bass.
Have no fear, one [G] _ scotch.
_ _ _ [E]
That's E major 7th there. _ _ _ _
_ [C#] _ One bourbon, C, A 7th, with your A9.
_ Let's just check on playing, [D] _
_ _ D 7th, one [G] beer, _ [Bm] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ [Em] one scotch, _
_ [C] one bourbon, [D] _ [G] one scotch, [Em] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
one bourbon, [D] _ _ [G] one beer. _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] Please Mr.
Bartender, listen here, [C] I ain't here for trouble, [C#] so
one C, one [G] scotch, [C] one bourbon, [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ [G] one beer.
[C] _ _ [G] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _