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Jamie Cullum again

hello again, i just bought some sheet music which supposedly was a transcription of jamie cullum's version of "i get a kick out of you" however the chords noted are just 2 - 5 - 1 - 6 almost throughout the whole song, but that's not what i hear on the album, i distincly hear just two chords which he shifts from back and forth. he uses them on the intro and throughout the whole song, and uses some sort of substition pattern on "so tell me how could it be true? that i get...". anyone who knows which chords he uses?

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by docz on 05/24/2004, 10:01

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eb7 (eb c db f a) and db7 (db b eb g)
those are the chords you're looking for...
and that part "so tel me..." is gmi7 c7 fmi7 bb7

grtz
p.s. can i have your emailadress plz??

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by Hansieboy on 06/13/2004, 13:41

hey, thanks for the chords. sa-larse@online.no

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by docz on 06/14/2004, 06:42

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