Songs of album: Rockin’ All Over the World (1977)

Songs Chords Tabs of album: Rockin’ All Over the World (1977)

Rockin’ All Over the World (1977)

Album: Rockin’ All Over the World (1977)

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4 years ago1339Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Aquostic II - That’s a Fact! (2016),Live in Australia (2010),Aquostic II: That’s a Fact! (2016),Status Quo Greatets Hits (2016)Status Quo

HOLD YOU BACK Intro: Verse 1: [D]How d'you know the music when you don't know the score, Do you th[C]ink that you can make it when you d[D]on't read no m[C]ore. Is it re[D]ally the reason where there is not a need, Are you tr[C]ying hard to write it bef[D]ore you can read. Chorus: Hold you b[F]ack, hold you b[C]ack, slow you...

4 years ago646Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Status Quo Greatets Hits (2016)Status Quo

The acoustic guitar strums along with the chord progression. Strum something like this: [1] [+] [2] [+] [3] [+] [4] [+] [1] [+] [2] [+] [3] [+] [4] [+]...

4 years ago1501Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Other SongsStatus Quo

[Am] [Am] [Am] [Am] When I w[Am]as a little baby boy Just to sit and play would be my joy Now I'm oh so bi[G]g and I'm oh so strong[Am] How I wish t[G]o be where I once belonged[Am] When I w[Am]as an older baby boy All the girls I wanted were my joy I would dr[G]ink my wine, wouldn't m[Am]iss a night How I w[G]ish that someone had p[Am]ut me...

4 years ago784Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Other SongsStatus Quo

Rockin All Over The World 1977 Greg Harper [email protected] Francis: Standard Tuning Richard: Open G- Capo 5th Fret I have BASED this tablature on the live version that can be found on Youtube. Although Rick fill in between the words most of the time, I have written down how he would play the chords. Ricky has this little riff...

4 years ago1980Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Aquostic (Stripped Bare) (2014)Status Quo

btw the credit should go to the original author for writing this The famous quo-sound is based on the power chord. The powerchord is a triad without a third. So it's actually an interval. The interval (called perfect fifth) is formed by two notes which are seven half steps (or five scale steps) apart. The distance from C up to G is a perfect...

4 years ago702Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Aquostic II: That’s a Fact! (2016)Status Quo

Rockin' All Over The World 1977 Easily the best on the album. It sports one of my favourite performances from Alan. The runs in the intro and the one that leads into the solo is goldust - very John Paul Jones |B| |E| |Em| |B| |B| |E| |Em| |B| |B| |B| |B| |B| T-t-t-[B]take us along on a [E]mystery train that's going n[B]owhere Take us along...

4 years ago1904Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Aquostic (Stripped Bare) (2014),Aquostic: Stripped Bare (2014)Status Quo

"(2) RAOTW Status Quo RAOTW 1977 [C5]Oh here we are and here we are and here we go [F5]All aboard and we're hittin' the road Here we [C5]go [G5]Rockin' all over the wo[C5]rld [C5]Well gidy up gidy up and get away [F5]We're goin' crazy and we're goin' today Here we [C5]go [G5]Rockin' all over the w[C5]orld [C5]And I like it, I like it, I like...

4 years ago866Rockin’ All Over the World (1977),Other SongsStatus Quo

Status Quo RAOTW 1977,Rock Til You Drop 1991 Rumour has it that the addition of the "oh oh oh" part in the '91 recording was because the song was going to be used for a Perrier water advert that got pulled. On the early releases of the single, the track was named 'Can't Give You More (Au Au Au)' Francis Rossi also performed this on his solo...