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Chris Smither Tunings CHRIS SMITHER TUNINGS Here is a list of of tunings of songs Chris performs (not a complete list of Chris’ catalog). Note: * indicates that the song was covered by Chris but was not written by him. All We Need to Know D Minor Already Gone (Flatfoot Blues) Standard Tuning A Another Way To Find You Standard Tuning A A Song for Susan – Parts I and II Standard Tuning A Blues in the Bottle* Standard Tuning Call Time Standard Tuning E Call Yourself Standard Tuning A Candy Man* Standard Tuning Can’t Shake These Blues Standard Tuning A Catfish* Standard Tuning A Cave Man Standard Tuning E Cold Trail Blues* Open D Tuning Confirmation Standard Tuning Crocodile Man* Standard Tuning Deed I Do Standard Tuning E Desolation Row* Open G Diplomacy Standard Tuning Don’t Call Me Stranger Standard Tuning A Don’t It Drag On Standard Tuning E Don’t Make Promises* Standard Tuning E Down in the Flood* Standard Tuning A Drive You Home Again Standard Tuning E Duncan & Brady* Standard Tuning A Dust My Broom* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Every Mother’s Son Standard Tuning G Father’s Day Standard Tuning Feeling By Degrees Standard A Minor Footloose Open G Tuning (DGDGBD) G Friend of the Devil* Standard Tuning A Get a Better One Standard Tuning A Glory of Love* Standard Tuning C Green Rocky Road* Open G Tuning (DGDGBD) G Guilty* Standard Tuning C Happier Blue Standard Tuning A Have You Seen My Baby* Standard Tuning E Help Me Now Standard Tuning A Hey, Hey, Hey Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D High Heel Sneakers/Big Boss Man* Standard Tuning E Hold On I Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Hold On II Standard Tuning E Homunculus Standard Tuning G Honeysuckle Dog Standard Tuning E Hook, Line & Sinker* Standard Tuning E Hundred Dollar Valentine Standard G I Am the Ride Standard Tuning Am I Don’t Know Open G I Feel the Same Standard Tuning Em I Got Mine Standard Tuning E It Ain’t Easy* Standard Tuning E I Told You So Standard E It Takes A Lot to Laugh, It Takes A Train to Cry* Open D Jailhouse Blues* Standard Tuning E John Hardy* Standard Tuning John Hurt Medley* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Killin’ the Blues* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Kind Woman* Open D Tuning Leave the Light On Open D Tuning Let It Go Standard Tuning Link of Chain Standard Tuning E Lola Standard Tuning Lonely Time Standard Tuning E Lonesome Georgia Brown* Standard Tuning F Love’s Made A Fool of You* Standard A Love You Like a Man Standard Tuning E Madame Geneva’s* Standard A Minor Magnolia* Standard Tuning A Make Room for Me Maybelline* Standard Tuning E Memphis in the Meantime* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Miner’s Blues* Standard D Never Needed It More Standard Tuning Ninety Nine Year Blues* Standard Tuning G No Love Today Standard Tuning Am No Money Down Standard Tuning E No More Cane On the Brazos*/Mail Order Mystics Open D Tuning(DADF#AD) D No Reward Standard Tuning E Old Man Down Standard E Minor Once in a Very Blue Moon* Standard Tuning A One Plus One Standard Tuning E On the Edge Standard A Minor Open Up Standard Tuning Origin of Species Standard Tuning Outside In Standard Tuning Place in Line Standard A Rattlesnake Preacher* Standard Tuning G Rock ‘n’ Roll Doctor* Standard Tuning E Rosalie Standard Tuning A Seems So Real Open D Tuning Shake Sugaree* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Shillin’ for the Blues Standard Tuning Sittin’ On Top of the World* Open D Tuning (DADF#AD) D Slow Surprise Standard Tuning C Small Revelations Standard Tuning E So Long Standard Tuning A So Long, Harry Truman* Standard Tuning A Someone Like Me Standard E Minor Sportin’ Life* Standard Tuning E Statesboro Blues* Open D Tuning(DADF#AD) D Steel Guitar* Standard Tuning E Surprise, Surprise Standard A Take It All Standard Tuning E Take Out Some Insurance* Standard E Talk Memphis* Standard Tuning E Tell Me Why You Love Me Standard Tuning A Thanks To You* Standard Tuning Am The Devil’s Real Standard Tuning Am The Price of Love* Open D Time Stands Still Standard G Time To Go Home Standard Tuning E Time To Spend Standard Tuning E Train Home Standard Tuning Tulane* Standard Tuning E Up On the Lowdown Standard Tuning A Visions of Johanna* Standard Tuning What It Might Have Been Standard E What They Say Open D What Was It You Wanted* Open D Minor Tuning (DADFAD) Dm Winsome Smile Standard Tuning E Working in the Coal Mine* Standard A You Can’t Catch Me Standard E .
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