August Chords by Counting Crows

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From: Steve Vetter 

Counting Crows - August And Everything After (and extras)
18 March 1995

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I have compiled all of the circulating files from the net into this one 
overview file. If you have anything to add, mail it to me and I'll update
it.  Original credit is left intact, much thanks to Ken McLeod who did 
many of them and Paul Hutchinson for his trained ear and skillfull 
corrections. If I have forgotton to name anyone that credit is due to, 
please flame me. ;-)

-Steve Vetter [vetters@vax1.elon.edu]

Further Note - Steve's a bit busy at the moment, so I've finished and 
tidied up the file myself. If anyone has any further corrections, I'll 
accept them if necessary. Full credit to Steve and Ken who did most of 
the work on this.

-Paul Hutchinson
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CONTENTS:
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   Round Here 
   Omaha 
   Mr. Jones 
   Perfect Blue Buildings 
   Anna Begins 
   Time and Time Again 
   Rain King 
   Sullivan Street 
   Ghost Train
   Raining In Baltimore
   A Murder of One
   ***
   Einstein on the Beach - From DGC Rareties v.1
   Marjorie - Unreleased Demo
   Goodnight, Elizabeth - Unreleased Concert Staple

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-- ROUND HERE --    Counting Crows
From: ken@cloudbusting.apple.com (Ken McLeod)

(NB During the verses, the guitar plays the riff shown - the chords
   marked are implied by the keyboards and bass. However, during the
   chorus, the guitar plays the chords as shown.
   Note also the funky "Sleeping children.." bit. On the album, there
   is definitely a chord change implied from A to G (by the wah-wah 
   guitar and possibly the keyboards) but the main guitar and bass 
   play the same thing under both chords, which kind of confuses the
   ear. You can approximate what's happening like this

   Ae |---|---|---|---|---|B |---|-x-|---|---|---|G |---|-x-|---|---|---|D |---|-x-|---|---|---|A |---|---|---|---|---|E |---|---|---|---|---|