Chords for Nathan East | 101 Eastbound | EXCLUSIVE Behind The Scenes
Tempo:
95.45 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Gb
B
Db
Ebm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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101 Eastbound, [Eb] here's a song that's been around for longer than two [Gb] decades.
My brother Marcel and I wrote it for four play and it's turned into one of the songs that we [B] ended up playing a lot.
[Ebm] Marcel and I have written [Ab] and produced a lot [Db] of music together.
Years we used to live together in both of our [Bb] bachelor days.
We [E] had a studio [Bbm] right there at our house.
We'd go down there at four in the morning [Bb] and just have the [Gb] greatest time writing.
I was in the back of my mind, thought, [Eb] that if I did a solo record,
101 [F] Eastbound would be a good song to just do a little different [Gb] twist on it.
The tune is 23 [B] years old, but it could be, you know
Yeah.
You know, [E] different from the four play.
[Eb] Starting like that, you [B] know, fading
[Ab] [Db]
Right.
Michael Thompson starts breaking into this, you know, kind of a sun goddess, earth, wind and fire feeling groove.
And it [Gb] was kind [Db] of like, that would be cool to kind of change directions and then go from, [Ebm] you know,
the little teaser of the Brazilian and then now we're back into this funky version.
And [Eb] even though four play's version was funky, this is like a [Bm] completely different kind [Gb] of fat, black beat.
You know, Ricky Lawson [Bbm] just ringing it.
Tom Scott [F] came in with the guys and [Db] put something on it.
And on the four play version, you know, I [Eb] do this kind of slap, [Ebm] funk, hopping.
So I thought, you know, there's already been a bass solo, so I didn't have [Ab] to play on it.
Jeff Abko [Abm] takes an amazing Thunder Road [Bbm] solo.
So the song [Eb] just turns into a fun new version of a song that's [F] familiar.
It's an [B] original, so I look forward [Abm] to seeing how people [Eb] respond to the new updated version of [B] 101 Eastbound.
[E] Yeah, [Bb] come on.
I [Db] like that.
[D]
My brother Marcel and I wrote it for four play and it's turned into one of the songs that we [B] ended up playing a lot.
[Ebm] Marcel and I have written [Ab] and produced a lot [Db] of music together.
Years we used to live together in both of our [Bb] bachelor days.
We [E] had a studio [Bbm] right there at our house.
We'd go down there at four in the morning [Bb] and just have the [Gb] greatest time writing.
I was in the back of my mind, thought, [Eb] that if I did a solo record,
101 [F] Eastbound would be a good song to just do a little different [Gb] twist on it.
The tune is 23 [B] years old, but it could be, you know
Yeah.
You know, [E] different from the four play.
[Eb] Starting like that, you [B] know, fading
[Ab] [Db]
Right.
Michael Thompson starts breaking into this, you know, kind of a sun goddess, earth, wind and fire feeling groove.
And it [Gb] was kind [Db] of like, that would be cool to kind of change directions and then go from, [Ebm] you know,
the little teaser of the Brazilian and then now we're back into this funky version.
And [Eb] even though four play's version was funky, this is like a [Bm] completely different kind [Gb] of fat, black beat.
You know, Ricky Lawson [Bbm] just ringing it.
Tom Scott [F] came in with the guys and [Db] put something on it.
And on the four play version, you know, I [Eb] do this kind of slap, [Ebm] funk, hopping.
So I thought, you know, there's already been a bass solo, so I didn't have [Ab] to play on it.
Jeff Abko [Abm] takes an amazing Thunder Road [Bbm] solo.
So the song [Eb] just turns into a fun new version of a song that's [F] familiar.
It's an [B] original, so I look forward [Abm] to seeing how people [Eb] respond to the new updated version of [B] 101 Eastbound.
[E] Yeah, [Bb] come on.
I [Db] like that.
[D]
Key:
Eb
Gb
B
Db
Ebm
Eb
Gb
B
_ _ _ 101 Eastbound, [Eb] here's a song that's been around for longer than two [Gb] decades.
My brother Marcel and I wrote it for four play and it's turned into one of the songs that we [B] ended up playing a lot.
[Ebm] Marcel and I have written [Ab] and produced a lot [Db] of music together.
Years we used to live together in both of our [Bb] bachelor days.
We [E] had a studio [Bbm] right there at our house.
We'd go down there at four in the morning [Bb] and just have the [Gb] greatest time writing.
I was in the back of my mind, thought, [Eb] that if I did a solo record,
101 [F] Eastbound would be a good song to just do a little different [Gb] twist on it.
The tune is 23 [B] years old, but it could be, you know_
_ Yeah.
_ _ You know, [E] different from the four play.
[Eb] Starting like that, you [B] know, fading_
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Db] _
Right.
Michael Thompson starts breaking into this, you know, kind of a sun goddess, earth, wind and fire feeling groove.
And it [Gb] was kind [Db] of like, that would be cool to kind of change directions and then go from, [Ebm] you know,
the little teaser of the Brazilian and then now we're back into this funky version.
And [Eb] even though four play's version was funky, this is like a [Bm] completely different kind [Gb] of fat, black beat.
You know, Ricky Lawson [Bbm] just ringing it.
Tom Scott [F] came in with the guys and [Db] put something on it.
And on the four play version, you know, I [Eb] do this kind of slap, [Ebm] funk, hopping.
So I thought, you know, there's already been a bass solo, so I didn't have [Ab] to play on it.
Jeff Abko [Abm] takes an amazing Thunder Road [Bbm] solo.
So the song [Eb] just turns into a fun new version of a song that's [F] familiar.
It's an [B] original, so I look forward [Abm] to seeing how people [Eb] respond to the new updated version of [B] 101 Eastbound.
[E] Yeah, [Bb] come on.
I [Db] like that.
_ [D] _ _ _
My brother Marcel and I wrote it for four play and it's turned into one of the songs that we [B] ended up playing a lot.
[Ebm] Marcel and I have written [Ab] and produced a lot [Db] of music together.
Years we used to live together in both of our [Bb] bachelor days.
We [E] had a studio [Bbm] right there at our house.
We'd go down there at four in the morning [Bb] and just have the [Gb] greatest time writing.
I was in the back of my mind, thought, [Eb] that if I did a solo record,
101 [F] Eastbound would be a good song to just do a little different [Gb] twist on it.
The tune is 23 [B] years old, but it could be, you know_
_ Yeah.
_ _ You know, [E] different from the four play.
[Eb] Starting like that, you [B] know, fading_
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Db] _
Right.
Michael Thompson starts breaking into this, you know, kind of a sun goddess, earth, wind and fire feeling groove.
And it [Gb] was kind [Db] of like, that would be cool to kind of change directions and then go from, [Ebm] you know,
the little teaser of the Brazilian and then now we're back into this funky version.
And [Eb] even though four play's version was funky, this is like a [Bm] completely different kind [Gb] of fat, black beat.
You know, Ricky Lawson [Bbm] just ringing it.
Tom Scott [F] came in with the guys and [Db] put something on it.
And on the four play version, you know, I [Eb] do this kind of slap, [Ebm] funk, hopping.
So I thought, you know, there's already been a bass solo, so I didn't have [Ab] to play on it.
Jeff Abko [Abm] takes an amazing Thunder Road [Bbm] solo.
So the song [Eb] just turns into a fun new version of a song that's [F] familiar.
It's an [B] original, so I look forward [Abm] to seeing how people [Eb] respond to the new updated version of [B] 101 Eastbound.
[E] Yeah, [Bb] come on.
I [Db] like that.
_ [D] _ _ _