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I believe this is way off
-rawood | 5/15/2003 |
I believe the cords are correct, but the song on the CD is in F.
-Ray Terry | 5/30/2003 |
The version on the Jukebox im listening to is in the key of G. And it works rather well...
-KJ_CHRIS | 10/4/2004 |
on one of his greatest hits cd its in G too
-billy354 | 12/1/2004 |
every one plays it in a different key i have alwys some od his stuff in the key of G
-txkidcrisp | 8/29/2005 |
The Nashville standard key for Swingin' Doors is G. Good job.
-pmyers88 | 9/30/2005 |
In my humble opinion -Keys were ment to be changed. The only reason an artist does a song in a specfic key is becauce -they can and think that's where they sound good.
Or, in some cases editors put them in specific keys becauce its good for the piano player. Notice on the front of the music book it ususally says: piano, vocal,& guitar Guitar is last for a reason. We really arranged this for piano and vocal but because it has chords I guess you can also play it on Guitar. So I guess the bottom line is feel free to change the key to any damn key you want to.
-GeorgeTerebush | 7/30/2008 |
I think it sounds great if tuned halfstep down. if I where tuned in standard, I would play E,A,B7
-riggs27 | 8/6/2014 |
I think it sounds great if tuned halfstep down. if I where tuned in standard, I would play E,A,B7
-riggs27 | 8/6/2014 |
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