Chords for Wurlitzer: Famous Songs!

[Eb] _ _ Hi and welcome _ to Dr.
Mix!
Welcome! _
Hi and welcome to Dr.
Mix!
On this episode I am going to show you famous tunes played with the Wurlitzer _ electric piano. _
_ Coming up!
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[Dm] Hi, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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how have you guys been?
Good to see you here.
Today I'm sitting in front of the Wurlitzer because I want to be a [C] little bit [Eb] comfy because
you know I'm gonna play a few tunes for you.
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So many famous tunes played with the Wurlitzer, I don't know where to start from.
I'm gonna start from the obvious. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] Done by the French horn.
Yeah, I love this one. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [D] _ [Dbm] _ [C] _ _ Yeah, I cannot play like Ray Charles but you know, you get the gist.
Next!
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_ _ _ _ _ When I was _ _ _ young_
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[Bb] I'm not gonna sing for you.
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gonna [F] spare _ you. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ And [Eb] I really _ _ like_ _ _ _ _
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_ [Bbm] _ [G] _ _ _ _ Yeah, I was very young.
Speaking of when I was young, _ you may not know this but you know, jazzers in different
_ _ countries have different favorite standards.
_ I was raised in Italy and I've been living in London for like 16 years and you know,
after having lived in America for a couple of years.
So back in my days in Italy, we used to jam a lot around this specific tune which is a Cannonball Adelies. _
_ It's called Mercy Mercy Mercy _ and it was originally played on a Wurlitzer.
Now I'm gonna try to remember it and play it for [Bb] _
you.
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Go [Bb] go.
_ _ [Db] _ [D] _ [E] And we would play this _ incessantly. _ _
Alright, next tune.
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_ _ Now this one is just an honorable mention because number one, I cannot play this part.
Number two, my A here is stuck and I can't do it but you know, I'm talking about Get
Back by The Beatles.
_ It's got Billy Preston there playing the Rhodes. _ _
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But it's in the middle of the arrangement.
The only time you can really hear it is when he breaks out in this solo. _ _ _ _
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[Dm] _ _ _ [Bb] It does sort of this kind of bluesy madness and I just thought I'd mention it.
But now let me play another song by the Supertramp because I [Ab] love them.
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[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ Oh my stranger, [C] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
[F] [Fm] I _ _ _ wish I could _ sing.
No.
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And to conclude this episode, I'm gonna play the intro to The Queen, My Best Friend, which
goes like this. _ _ _
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