Harlem Nocturn
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Harlem Nocturn
Hey fellow pickers,
I don't have a tab to post just an inquiry.
Does anyone have a tab or (better yet) the chord structure for Earle Hagen's classic tune called "Harlem Nocturn". This song was used as the theme song for a 50's & 60's TV show (Mike Hammer I believe). I've been looking on the internet and (the slow way) in libraries to no avail.
I'll appreciate any help on this as I've been struggling with the chords.
Thanks, in advance and keep on pickin'!
Glenn
PS: How 'bout Horace Silver's "Senior Blues"? 'Nother good'n!
I don't have a tab to post just an inquiry.
Does anyone have a tab or (better yet) the chord structure for Earle Hagen's classic tune called "Harlem Nocturn". This song was used as the theme song for a 50's & 60's TV show (Mike Hammer I believe). I've been looking on the internet and (the slow way) in libraries to no avail.
I'll appreciate any help on this as I've been struggling with the chords.
Thanks, in advance and keep on pickin'!
Glenn
PS: How 'bout Horace Silver's "Senior Blues"? 'Nother good'n!
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Hey, cool tune! I used to play it elsewhere, but have never tried it on steel. Here's the chords, in 2 flats.. (the pickup notes are not included, as they happen before the first chord)
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|Gm6 | |Cm6 | | |Eb7 D7b9|Gm | |
(repeat)
Bridge:
|Bb Fm7|Bb Fm7|Bb Fm7|Bb13 |
|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Db9 B9 A9|G9 C9 F7|
|Bb Fm7 |Bb Fm7 |Bb Fm7| Bb13|
|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Db9 B9 A9|G9 F9 Eb9 Db9|Gm9 D7#5|Gm n.c.|
repeat first part.
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I hope this helps. The first Gm chords are actually G minors with a major seventh. That's why they sound so creepy.
-John <p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by John Steele on 03-26-99]</FONT></P>
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|Gm6 | |Cm6 | | |Eb7 D7b9|Gm | |
(repeat)
Bridge:
|Bb Fm7|Bb Fm7|Bb Fm7|Bb13 |
|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Db9 B9 A9|G9 C9 F7|
|Bb Fm7 |Bb Fm7 |Bb Fm7| Bb13|
|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Bbm7|Eb9 Db9 B9 A9|G9 F9 Eb9 Db9|Gm9 D7#5|Gm n.c.|
repeat first part.
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I hope this helps. The first Gm chords are actually G minors with a major seventh. That's why they sound so creepy.
-John <p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by John Steele on 03-26-99]</FONT></P>
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Maybe so but it is Earle Hagen's tune. Earle wrote the music for the Dukes of Hazzard for the last couple years of that show, and I remember him saying at one of those sessions that he had written that tune in 1940, which at that time made it 45 years old. He was amazed that it was still around and still being recorded. 45 years seemed like a long time then -- but now it's 59 years old! And it's still a cool tune.
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Joe Goldmark does a version on his The Goldmark Round-Up CD that I like a lot.
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