Ella Fitzgerald – Tuxedo Junction (Guitar)
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This is a great Big Band tune from the 1930's later becoming a #1 hit for The Glenn Miller Orchestra in about
1940. The Andrews Sisters, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Harry James, Frankie Avalon and others covered
it and in the 1970's it became the theme song for The Manhattan Transfer.
I sugest using D6(9) as a final chord
D/F# 200232
G7 323003
G#dim 4x343x
A7sus2 002000
G6 3x243x alt x20010D6 x00202
D7 x00212
D6(9) x54455 (Best ending chord on earth)[Intro]
D D/F# G7 A7
D D/F# G7 A7
[Verse]
D D/F# G7 A7 Way down South, in Bir mingham A7 D D/F# G7 A7 I mean South, in Ala bam' A7 D D/F# There's An old place D/F# G G#dim7 Where peo ple go A7sus2 D to dance the night away
[Chorus]
D G6 G6 G6 G6 It's a junction G7 D6 D7 Where the town folk meet D G6 G7 At each function G7 D Em7 A7 in a tux they'll greet you
[Verse]
D D/F# G7 A7 Way down South, in Bir mingham A7 D D/F# G7 I mean South, in Alabam' A7 D D/F# That old place D/F# G G#dim7 Where peo ple go A7sus2 D to dance the night away
[Verse]
D D/F# G7 They all drive or walk for miles A7 D D/F# G7 To get jive that southern style, A7 D D/F# G7 So blue D/F# G G#dim7 it'll make you want A7sus2 D to dance the night away
[Chorus]
D G6 It's a junction G7 D6 D7 Where the town folk meet D G6 G7 At each function G7 D Em7 A7 in a tux they'll greet you
[Outro]
D D/F# G7 A7 Come on down, forget your care A7 D D/F# G7 A7 Come on down, you'll find me there A7 D D/F# G7 So long town, I'm heading for A7sus2 D D Tuxedo Junction now.