Windy and Warm Lyrics

Song	Windy and Warm
Artist	Tommy Emmanuel
Album	Live and Solo in Pensacola
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[00:00.33]	I started playing the guitar
[00:01.60]	oh..seem ???????...emm
[00:04.51]	Back in 1959,my..eh..My mom and dad gave me my first guitar..
[00:11.51]	was a little three-quater-size one.
[00:14.55]	My mom wanted to learn Hawaii music
[00:17.22]	and...She needed a rhythm guy so...
[00:21.15]	..That was me...
[00:23.49]	and..and then my other brothers and sister took up playing instruments as well.
[00:27.94]	My eldest brother Chris played the drums..
[00:31.99]	..my sister Verginia played the Hawaii steel guitar.
[00:34.70]	And my brother Fill who was my closest sibling.
[00:38.96]	He was the lead guitar player,I was the accompanist.
[00:43.48]	And I started there..in my musical life..
[00:46.74]	Doing..what I..I love to do and that is being an accompanist.
[00:52.04]	And..when I was little learning songs off the radio
[00:56.85]	and tried to work out what was going on on records.
[00:59.92]	One of the things that I was not aware of was that
[01:03.39]	there was a bass guitar on records.
[01:05.38]	I thought for some reason that the rhythm player covered the bass.
[01:10.75]	And I will show you what I mean.
[01:14.78]	So..there was a record by a band called 'The Shadows'
[01:19.68]	..and the bass part went like this...(Bass..)
[01:25.87]	And the rhythm went like this...(Ringing..)
[01:29.87]	What I heard was.....（Bass&Ringing）
[01:39.24]	And didn't sound like anyone was missing.
[01:41.65]	(Laugh..)And...
[01:43.55]	So...(Ringing..)
[01:53.06]	See it making the sound of the bass as well as the rhythm.
[01:55.52]	And that's...that's what I thought was..was going on.
[01:58.83]	And it was kind of a happy accident,because when I got a little older
[02:04.12]	and I heard Chet Atkins on the radio,
[02:06.79]	I could hear he was playing everything at once.
[02:09.93]	And people didn't believe that
[02:11.04]	they said,"Oh,no.It's a recording trick,don't take any notice to that."
[02:14.45]	I said,"Oh,no.I think he is playing everything at once..I'll show you how it goes."
[02:19.31]	And I use my..my straight pick and I work out how to get that.(Ringing...Inro of 'Windy&Warm')
[02:25.96]	Going like that with the pick,and then I got my fingers playing the melody.
[02:31.10]	And I had my own little band like this...
[02:34.98]	<Windy&Warm>.......(Clapping)
[03:10.57]	So you got the idea anyway,right? (Clapping..Laughing)
[03:16.13]	So that's how I started the fingerstyle playing with this straight pick.
[03:19.42]	And then I acrossed was about 11 or 12 years old and I finally saw a photoghraph of..of Chet
[03:26.97]	and he was playing with a thumbpick on his thumb.I had one of those..haa..moments,you know?
[03:33.93]	And..So when I got myself a thumbpick was like someone opened the gate and the horse ran out,you know.
[03:39.63]	So I was off and running,and I've been off and running ever since.
[03:43.89]	And..So I sure do own Chet so much,he showed so many of us the way...
[03:51.35]	inspired us seems still does today,what a legacy he left for us.

[00:00.33]	I started playing the guitar
[00:01.60]	oh.. seem ???????... emm
[00:04.51]	Back in 1959, my.. eh.. My mom and dad gave me my first guitar..
[00:11.51]	was a little threequatersize one.
[00:14.55]	My mom wanted to learn Hawaii music
[00:17.22]	and... She needed a rhythm guy so...
[00:21.15]	.. That was me...
[00:23.49]	and.. and then my other brothers and sister took up playing instruments as well.
[00:27.94]	My eldest brother Chris played the drums..
[00:31.99]	.. my sister Verginia played the Hawaii steel guitar.
[00:34.70]	And my brother Fill who was my closest sibling.
[00:38.96]	He was the lead guitar player, I was the accompanist.
[00:43.48]	And I started there.. in my musical life..
[00:46.74]	Doing.. what I.. I love to do and that is being an accompanist.
[00:52.04]	And.. when I was little learning songs off the radio
[00:56.85]	and tried to work out what was going on on records.
[00:59.92]	One of the things that I was not aware of was that
[01:03.39]	there was a bass guitar on records.
[01:05.38]	I thought for some reason that the rhythm player covered the bass.
[01:10.75]	And I will show you what I mean.
[01:14.78]	So.. there was a record by a band called ' The Shadows'
[01:19.68]	.. and the bass part went like this... Bass..
[01:25.87]	And the rhythm went like this... Ringing..
[01:29.87]	What I heard was..... Bass Ringing
[01:39.24]	And didn' t sound like anyone was missing.
[01:41.65]	Laugh.. And...
[01:43.55]	So... Ringing..
[01:53.06]	See it making the sound of the bass as well as the rhythm.
[01:55.52]	And that' s... that' s what I thought was.. was going on.
[01:58.83]	And it was kind of a happy accident, because when I got a little older
[02:04.12]	and I heard Chet Atkins on the radio,
[02:06.79]	I could hear he was playing everything at once.
[02:09.93]	And people didn' t believe that
[02:11.04]	they said," Oh, no. It' s a recording trick, don' t take any notice to that."
[02:14.45]	I said," Oh, no. I think he is playing everything at once.. I' ll show you how it goes."
[02:19.31]	And I use my.. my straight pick and I work out how to get that. Ringing... Inro of ' Windy Warm'
[02:25.96]	Going like that with the pick, and then I got my fingers playing the melody.
[02:31.10]	And I had my own little band like this...
[02:34.98]	Windy Warm....... Clapping
[03:10.57]	So you got the idea anyway, right? Clapping.. Laughing
[03:16.13]	So that' s how I started the fingerstyle playing with this straight pick.
[03:19.42]	And then I acrossed was about 11 or 12 years old and I finally saw a photoghraph of.. of Chet
[03:26.97]	and he was playing with a thumbpick on his thumb. I had one of those.. haa.. moments, you know?
[03:33.93]	And.. So when I got myself a thumbpick was like someone opened the gate and the horse ran out, you know.
[03:39.63]	So I was off and running, and I' ve been off and running ever since.
[03:43.89]	And.. So I sure do own Chet so much, he showed so many of us the way...
[03:51.35]	inspired us seems still does today, what a legacy he left for us.

[00:00.33]	I started playing the guitar
[00:01.60]	oh.. seem ???????... emm
[00:04.51]	Back in 1959, my.. eh.. My mom and dad gave me my first guitar..
[00:11.51]	was a little threequatersize one.
[00:14.55]	My mom wanted to learn Hawaii music
[00:17.22]	and... She needed a rhythm guy so...
[00:21.15]	.. That was me...
[00:23.49]	and.. and then my other brothers and sister took up playing instruments as well.
[00:27.94]	My eldest brother Chris played the drums..
[00:31.99]	.. my sister Verginia played the Hawaii steel guitar.
[00:34.70]	And my brother Fill who was my closest sibling.
[00:38.96]	He was the lead guitar player, I was the accompanist.
[00:43.48]	And I started there.. in my musical life..
[00:46.74]	Doing.. what I.. I love to do and that is being an accompanist.
[00:52.04]	And.. when I was little learning songs off the radio
[00:56.85]	and tried to work out what was going on on records.
[00:59.92]	One of the things that I was not aware of was that
[01:03.39]	there was a bass guitar on records.
[01:05.38]	I thought for some reason that the rhythm player covered the bass.
[01:10.75]	And I will show you what I mean.
[01:14.78]	So.. there was a record by a band called ' The Shadows'
[01:19.68]	.. and the bass part went like this... Bass..
[01:25.87]	And the rhythm went like this... Ringing..
[01:29.87]	What I heard was..... Bass Ringing
[01:39.24]	And didn' t sound like anyone was missing.
[01:41.65]	Laugh.. And...
[01:43.55]	So... Ringing..
[01:53.06]	See it making the sound of the bass as well as the rhythm.
[01:55.52]	And that' s... that' s what I thought was.. was going on.
[01:58.83]	And it was kind of a happy accident, because when I got a little older
[02:04.12]	and I heard Chet Atkins on the radio,
[02:06.79]	I could hear he was playing everything at once.
[02:09.93]	And people didn' t believe that
[02:11.04]	they said," Oh, no. It' s a recording trick, don' t take any notice to that."
[02:14.45]	I said," Oh, no. I think he is playing everything at once.. I' ll show you how it goes."
[02:19.31]	And I use my.. my straight pick and I work out how to get that. Ringing... Inro of ' Windy Warm'
[02:25.96]	Going like that with the pick, and then I got my fingers playing the melody.
[02:31.10]	And I had my own little band like this...
[02:34.98]	Windy Warm....... Clapping
[03:10.57]	So you got the idea anyway, right? Clapping.. Laughing
[03:16.13]	So that' s how I started the fingerstyle playing with this straight pick.
[03:19.42]	And then I acrossed was about 11 or 12 years old and I finally saw a photoghraph of.. of Chet
[03:26.97]	and he was playing with a thumbpick on his thumb. I had one of those.. haa.. moments, you know?
[03:33.93]	And.. So when I got myself a thumbpick was like someone opened the gate and the horse ran out, you know.
[03:39.63]	So I was off and running, and I' ve been off and running ever since.
[03:43.89]	And.. So I sure do own Chet so much, he showed so many of us the way...
[03:51.35]	inspired us seems still does today, what a legacy he left for us.

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