Chords for NRBQ- "Get Rhythm"
Tempo:
77.575 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
A
Dm
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hey!
Now you know what the Crockyhead Hunters, Bonnie Redd, Skeeter Davis, and yours truly have in common?
We're all big fans of this next band.
Please make them welcome, Motter B.
Q!
[G] [D]
When you get the blues, come on!
[G]
When [D] you get the blues, get a rock-robin down in your bones.
Tap on your toes and get going.
[G] Get ready!
[A] When you [D] get the blues, put on your shoeshine boy, he never gets no down.
He's got the dirtiest dog in town.
Bendin' low, he's got the people skiddin' on the windy corner of the great street.
When I ask him why he's trying my shoe, how he keeps from gettin' me blue.
Green grassy range is a little ahead, so I'm a shoe shine right.
He said, get a rhythm.
When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
When [D] you get the blues, well the trumpets in rhythm can make you feel so fine.
Check on the trumpet on the rubbery [G] mic.
Get a rhythm.
[A] When you [D] get the blues, all
[Am] [A]
[F#] [D] right.
[G] [D] [G]
[D] [A] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[Am] [G] [D] [Am] [Bm]
[C] I [Dm] sat down and listened to the shoe shine boy.
[Bm]
[Dm] Slap on the shoe, probably slipped in the right.
He [G] gripped his [F] rag and then he held it [Dm] tight.
He stopped and told someone to zip out the sweater.
I said, you're a mighty little [G] boy to be workin' that [Em] way.
He said, I [Dm] like it.
We think we be [A] twins.
He jammed all the [Dm] poppin' and he said it again.
Get [D] a rhythm.
When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
When you [D] get the blues, man, I'm frozen down.
It's just a nigga's shoe.
Just a million dollars, what's it gonna be for [G] you?
Get a rhythm.
[A] When you [D] get the [A] blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
[A] When you get [D] the blues.
[D]
[N]
Hi, Connie.
Hi, guys.
I was nervous playing with every Chet Atkinson over there.
Y'all know that was a Johnny Cash song.
It never sounded like that when he does it.
This is Al Anderson, y'all.
Say hi.
How you doing, everybody?
This is Joyce Bonconato.
Say hi.
Hi.
This is [D] Terry Adams.
Back here is [N] Tom Ardolino.
Hi.
I got it, Tom.
Tom plays with Special Drumsticks.
Tell us what those are.
What's this?
Special Drumsticks?
Yeah.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
I'm a cue head.
I really wanted to meet these guys, so I invited them up to my house to sing with me.
They all came.
I couldn't believe it.
We did a song, so later on, we're gonna do it together.
Okay.
You guys are one hell of an interview.
Okay.
Now, I'm gonna talk to Joey.
Okay, Joey.
Now, this is a little known fact amongst people is Joey's married to the great Skeeter Davis.
I love her.
She's wonderful.
She's out right now working in Opryland.
She's over at the Opry House.
Yeah, she's over at the Opry House singing.
And you guys have a new album out, right?
It's coming out in the fall on Rhino.
October, I think.
September, October.
Yeah?
Cool.
Okay, I'm gonna go over here and talk.
You gonna buy it?
Yeah, [F#] I'll buy it.
Are you buying my records?
Yeah.
[D] Okay.
I'm gonna blatantly plug my record all night, you guys.
This is Terry.
You wanna play a duet?
Well, sure.
Where'd he go?
What do you got?
You know, Blue Rhino, I'll [N] Return?
No, just hum a little.
I know Chopsticks.
Ready?
[G] Okay.
[Em] [G]
[C] [G] [C] [G] [Fm]
[N] Oh, that's great.
Let's see.
Let me read what else they got on here.
Oh, they got a, you guys have a current compilation album out called Peek-A-Boo, which I have, and it's the best of N.R..B.Q. It's real good. It's really good. Is there anything that you wanna tell people out there in TV land right now, Al? Um, no. Al hates You haven't finished that song yet. No, I haven't finished it yet, Joy. I was trying to write a song with Joy, but I did write a song with Al. I actually finished it. It was Every Little Thing that I did earlier on the show. We wrote that together. Yeah, we've written about seven songs together. Right, we got 20 more to go. I hope so. We don't know yet. Well, maybe if I say it on TV, it'll come true. So y'all stay tuned. I got a song that I wanna sing for y'all. You stay right where you are, because we'll be right back.
Now you know what the Crockyhead Hunters, Bonnie Redd, Skeeter Davis, and yours truly have in common?
We're all big fans of this next band.
Please make them welcome, Motter B.
Q!
[G] [D]
When you get the blues, come on!
[G]
When [D] you get the blues, get a rock-robin down in your bones.
Tap on your toes and get going.
[G] Get ready!
[A] When you [D] get the blues, put on your shoeshine boy, he never gets no down.
He's got the dirtiest dog in town.
Bendin' low, he's got the people skiddin' on the windy corner of the great street.
When I ask him why he's trying my shoe, how he keeps from gettin' me blue.
Green grassy range is a little ahead, so I'm a shoe shine right.
He said, get a rhythm.
When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
When [D] you get the blues, well the trumpets in rhythm can make you feel so fine.
Check on the trumpet on the rubbery [G] mic.
Get a rhythm.
[A] When you [D] get the blues, all
[Am] [A]
[F#] [D] right.
[G] [D] [G]
[D] [A] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[Am] [G] [D] [Am] [Bm]
[C] I [Dm] sat down and listened to the shoe shine boy.
[Bm]
[Dm] Slap on the shoe, probably slipped in the right.
He [G] gripped his [F] rag and then he held it [Dm] tight.
He stopped and told someone to zip out the sweater.
I said, you're a mighty little [G] boy to be workin' that [Em] way.
He said, I [Dm] like it.
We think we be [A] twins.
He jammed all the [Dm] poppin' and he said it again.
Get [D] a rhythm.
When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
When you [D] get the blues, man, I'm frozen down.
It's just a nigga's shoe.
Just a million dollars, what's it gonna be for [G] you?
Get a rhythm.
[A] When you [D] get the [A] blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
[A] When you get [D] the blues.
[D]
[N]
Hi, Connie.
Hi, guys.
I was nervous playing with every Chet Atkinson over there.
Y'all know that was a Johnny Cash song.
It never sounded like that when he does it.
This is Al Anderson, y'all.
Say hi.
How you doing, everybody?
This is Joyce Bonconato.
Say hi.
Hi.
This is [D] Terry Adams.
Back here is [N] Tom Ardolino.
Hi.
I got it, Tom.
Tom plays with Special Drumsticks.
Tell us what those are.
What's this?
Special Drumsticks?
Yeah.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
I'm a cue head.
I really wanted to meet these guys, so I invited them up to my house to sing with me.
They all came.
I couldn't believe it.
We did a song, so later on, we're gonna do it together.
Okay.
You guys are one hell of an interview.
Okay.
Now, I'm gonna talk to Joey.
Okay, Joey.
Now, this is a little known fact amongst people is Joey's married to the great Skeeter Davis.
I love her.
She's wonderful.
She's out right now working in Opryland.
She's over at the Opry House.
Yeah, she's over at the Opry House singing.
And you guys have a new album out, right?
It's coming out in the fall on Rhino.
October, I think.
September, October.
Yeah?
Cool.
Okay, I'm gonna go over here and talk.
You gonna buy it?
Yeah, [F#] I'll buy it.
Are you buying my records?
Yeah.
[D] Okay.
I'm gonna blatantly plug my record all night, you guys.
This is Terry.
You wanna play a duet?
Well, sure.
Where'd he go?
What do you got?
You know, Blue Rhino, I'll [N] Return?
No, just hum a little.
I know Chopsticks.
Ready?
[G] Okay.
[Em] [G]
[C] [G] [C] [G] [Fm]
[N] Oh, that's great.
Let's see.
Let me read what else they got on here.
Oh, they got a, you guys have a current compilation album out called Peek-A-Boo, which I have, and it's the best of N.R..B.Q. It's real good. It's really good. Is there anything that you wanna tell people out there in TV land right now, Al? Um, no. Al hates You haven't finished that song yet. No, I haven't finished it yet, Joy. I was trying to write a song with Joy, but I did write a song with Al. I actually finished it. It was Every Little Thing that I did earlier on the show. We wrote that together. Yeah, we've written about seven songs together. Right, we got 20 more to go. I hope so. We don't know yet. Well, maybe if I say it on TV, it'll come true. So y'all stay tuned. I got a song that I wanna sing for y'all. You stay right where you are, because we'll be right back.
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_ _ Hey!
Now you know what the Crockyhead Hunters, Bonnie Redd, Skeeter Davis, and yours truly have in common?
We're all big fans of this next band.
Please make them welcome, Motter B.
Q!
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _
_ _ When you get the blues, come on!
[G] _
_ _ When [D] you get the blues, get a rock-robin down in your bones.
Tap on your toes and get going.
[G] Get ready!
_ _ [A] When you [D] get the blues, _ _ put on your shoeshine boy, he never gets no down.
He's got the dirtiest dog in town.
Bendin' low, he's got the people skiddin' on the windy corner of the great street.
When I ask him why he's trying my shoe, how he keeps from gettin' me blue.
Green grassy range is a little ahead, so I'm a shoe shine right.
He said, get a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ When [D] you get the blues, well the trumpets in rhythm can make you feel so fine.
Check on the trumpet on the rubbery [G] mic.
Get a rhythm.
_ _ [A] When you [D] get the blues, _ _ _ _ _ all
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _
_ [F#] _ [D] right. _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _ [Am] _ [Bm] _
[C] I [Dm] sat down and listened to the shoe shine boy.
_ [Bm] _
[Dm] _ Slap on the shoe, probably slipped in the right.
He [G] gripped his [F] rag and then he held it [Dm] tight.
He stopped and told someone to zip out the sweater.
I said, you're a mighty little [G] boy to be workin' that [Em] way.
He said, I [Dm] like it.
We think we be [A] twins.
He jammed all the [Dm] poppin' and he said it again.
Get [D] a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ _ When you [D] get the blues, man, I'm frozen down.
It's just a nigga's shoe.
Just a million dollars, what's it gonna be for [G] you?
Get a rhythm.
_ [A] When you [D] get the [A] blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ [A] When you get [D] the blues.
[D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Hi, Connie.
Hi, guys.
I was nervous playing with every Chet Atkinson over there.
Y'all know that was a Johnny Cash song.
It never sounded like that when he does it.
This is Al Anderson, y'all.
Say hi.
How you doing, everybody?
This is Joyce Bonconato.
Say hi.
Hi.
This is [D] Terry Adams. _
Back here is [N] Tom Ardolino.
Hi.
I got it, Tom.
Tom plays with Special Drumsticks.
Tell us what those are.
What's this?
Special Drumsticks?
Yeah.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ What are they called?
Young and Restless _ _ _ Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
_ I'm a cue head.
I really wanted to meet these guys, so I invited them up to my house to sing with me.
They all came.
I couldn't believe it.
We did a song, so later on, we're gonna do it together.
Okay.
_ You guys are one hell of an interview. _ _
_ Okay.
Now, I'm gonna talk to Joey.
Okay, Joey.
Now, this is a little known fact amongst people is Joey's married to the great Skeeter Davis.
I love her.
She's wonderful.
She's out right now working in Opryland.
She's over at the Opry House.
Yeah, she's over at the Opry House singing.
And you guys have a new album out, right?
It's coming out in the fall on Rhino.
October, I think.
September, October.
Yeah?
Cool.
Okay, I'm gonna go over here and talk.
You gonna buy it?
Yeah, [F#] I'll buy it.
Are you buying my records?
Yeah.
[D] Okay.
I'm gonna blatantly plug my record all night, you guys.
This is Terry.
You wanna play a duet?
Well, sure.
Where'd he go?
What do you got?
You know, Blue Rhino, I'll [N] Return?
No, just hum a little.
I know Chopsticks.
Ready?
[G] Okay.
_ [Em] _ [G] _ _
[C] _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [Fm] _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ Oh, that's great.
Let's see.
Let me read what else they got on here.
Oh, they got a, you guys have a current compilation album out called Peek-A-Boo, which I have, and it's the best of N.R..B.Q. It's real good. It's really good. Is there anything that you wanna tell people out there in TV land right now, Al? Um, _ no. Al hates_ You haven't finished that song yet. No, I haven't finished it yet, Joy. I was trying to write a song with _ Joy, but I did write a song with Al. I actually finished it. It was Every Little Thing that I did earlier on the show. We wrote that together. _ Yeah, _ _ _ _ _ _ we've written about seven songs together. Right, we got 20 more to go. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I hope so. We don't know yet. Well, maybe if I say it on TV, it'll come true. So y'all stay tuned. I got a song that I wanna sing for y'all. You stay right where you are, because we'll be right back. _
Now you know what the Crockyhead Hunters, Bonnie Redd, Skeeter Davis, and yours truly have in common?
We're all big fans of this next band.
Please make them welcome, Motter B.
Q!
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _
_ _ When you get the blues, come on!
[G] _
_ _ When [D] you get the blues, get a rock-robin down in your bones.
Tap on your toes and get going.
[G] Get ready!
_ _ [A] When you [D] get the blues, _ _ put on your shoeshine boy, he never gets no down.
He's got the dirtiest dog in town.
Bendin' low, he's got the people skiddin' on the windy corner of the great street.
When I ask him why he's trying my shoe, how he keeps from gettin' me blue.
Green grassy range is a little ahead, so I'm a shoe shine right.
He said, get a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ When [D] you get the blues, well the trumpets in rhythm can make you feel so fine.
Check on the trumpet on the rubbery [G] mic.
Get a rhythm.
_ _ [A] When you [D] get the blues, _ _ _ _ _ all
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _
_ [F#] _ [D] right. _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ [A] _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _ [Am] _ [Bm] _
[C] I [Dm] sat down and listened to the shoe shine boy.
_ [Bm] _
[Dm] _ Slap on the shoe, probably slipped in the right.
He [G] gripped his [F] rag and then he held it [Dm] tight.
He stopped and told someone to zip out the sweater.
I said, you're a mighty little [G] boy to be workin' that [Em] way.
He said, I [Dm] like it.
We think we be [A] twins.
He jammed all the [Dm] poppin' and he said it again.
Get [D] a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ _ When you [D] get the blues, man, I'm frozen down.
It's just a nigga's shoe.
Just a million dollars, what's it gonna be for [G] you?
Get a rhythm.
_ [A] When you [D] get the [A] blues, come [G] on, get a rhythm.
_ [A] When you get [D] the blues.
[D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Hi, Connie.
Hi, guys.
I was nervous playing with every Chet Atkinson over there.
Y'all know that was a Johnny Cash song.
It never sounded like that when he does it.
This is Al Anderson, y'all.
Say hi.
How you doing, everybody?
This is Joyce Bonconato.
Say hi.
Hi.
This is [D] Terry Adams. _
Back here is [N] Tom Ardolino.
Hi.
I got it, Tom.
Tom plays with Special Drumsticks.
Tell us what those are.
What's this?
Special Drumsticks?
Yeah.
What are they called?
Young and Restless Drumsticks.
That's right, baby. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ What are they called?
Young and Restless _ _ _ Drumsticks.
That's right, baby.
_ I'm a cue head.
I really wanted to meet these guys, so I invited them up to my house to sing with me.
They all came.
I couldn't believe it.
We did a song, so later on, we're gonna do it together.
Okay.
_ You guys are one hell of an interview. _ _
_ Okay.
Now, I'm gonna talk to Joey.
Okay, Joey.
Now, this is a little known fact amongst people is Joey's married to the great Skeeter Davis.
I love her.
She's wonderful.
She's out right now working in Opryland.
She's over at the Opry House.
Yeah, she's over at the Opry House singing.
And you guys have a new album out, right?
It's coming out in the fall on Rhino.
October, I think.
September, October.
Yeah?
Cool.
Okay, I'm gonna go over here and talk.
You gonna buy it?
Yeah, [F#] I'll buy it.
Are you buying my records?
Yeah.
[D] Okay.
I'm gonna blatantly plug my record all night, you guys.
This is Terry.
You wanna play a duet?
Well, sure.
Where'd he go?
What do you got?
You know, Blue Rhino, I'll [N] Return?
No, just hum a little.
I know Chopsticks.
Ready?
[G] Okay.
_ [Em] _ [G] _ _
[C] _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [Fm] _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ Oh, that's great.
Let's see.
Let me read what else they got on here.
Oh, they got a, you guys have a current compilation album out called Peek-A-Boo, which I have, and it's the best of N.R..B.Q. It's real good. It's really good. Is there anything that you wanna tell people out there in TV land right now, Al? Um, _ no. Al hates_ You haven't finished that song yet. No, I haven't finished it yet, Joy. I was trying to write a song with _ Joy, but I did write a song with Al. I actually finished it. It was Every Little Thing that I did earlier on the show. We wrote that together. _ Yeah, _ _ _ _ _ _ we've written about seven songs together. Right, we got 20 more to go. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I hope so. We don't know yet. Well, maybe if I say it on TV, it'll come true. So y'all stay tuned. I got a song that I wanna sing for y'all. You stay right where you are, because we'll be right back. _