Fleur d'Lavende

Phil

anyone have the chord chart for this great little tune? cheers, Phil

Kcox

This is what I use...

*A*
Dm / A7 / Dm / Dm
D7 / D7 / Gm/ Gm
C7 / C7 / F / F
Bb7 / Bb7 / A7 / A7
*B*
Dm / A7 / Dm / Dm
D7 / D7 / Gm / Gm
C#dim / C#dim / Dm / Dm
Bb7 / A7 / Dm / E7
*C*
Am / E7 / Am / Am
Gm / D7 / Gm / Gm
C7 / C7 / F / F
Bb7 / Bb7 / A7 / A7

repeat *B* (without E7 at the end)

Feel free to correct me.

Kevin

Jack

Kcox wrote:

Feel free to correct me.

Looks good to me. It's funny, though; I always think of it as AABA, with two A endings...it's interesting how people hear things like this-I had something similar recently with a bandmate when we were learning Esprit; he was hearing the B section as a repeated 8 bar section, and I was hearing it as one 16 bar section. He called it as AABB, and it took us a minute to figure out why we kept screwing up...

Best,
Jack.

Phil

Kevin - thanks for the quick response for the chart.

cheers

Phil

djangology

hey Phil, can you write out a tablature of the basic melody when you bring it to a jam?

Phil

Hey Jon-

I'm still trying to figure out the melody. It's a great tune. I dont usually write things out, I just tend to figure the basic melody out by ear and then take it from there. The begining is very reminiscent of the head to Russian Lullaby.

When the tune moves to the Gm chord, you run a Gm lick which quickly turns into a diminished run. Not very technical or clear explanation I know, but I can show you what I've got so far, next time we jam...who knows, by that time you will have figuered it out yourself and you can show me!

cheers

Phil