Rodriguez Sugar Man (ver 6) chords

Sugar Man (ver 6) by Rodriguez

Capo 5

Sugar Man by Rodriguez
(Album - Cold Fact - 1970)

Sugar Man by Rodriguez


Chords (as related to Capo5)
Em  Em9 Am7 B7 B11 G   A7  C   F
0   2   0   2   0  3   0   0   1
0   0   1   4   0  0   2   1   1
0   0   0   2   2  0   0   0   2
2   0   2   4   1  0   2   2   3
2   2   0   2   2  2   0   3   3
0   0   x   x   x  3   x   0   1

*** The chord names are written above the words where they are played in the recordings 
for those who sing and play.

*** As always, listen to the song for strumming and chord changes.  This is only a rough 
guide on how to play the song easily.

*** I rated this as novice because the timing takes a little listening and practice to 
play it like he does.

*** Also, it sounds to me like he plays without a Capo, and when I perform this song I 
usually play it without a Capo, with a sharp acoustic guitar sound with reverb, and using 
barred chords.

*** Generally I have no problem with downloading, but Rodriguez got screwed by everyone. 
 He deserves your money and support, so if you like the songs, please BUY his album.  
Check it out... http://http://sugarman.org/



Intro: Em Em9 Am7 B11 | B11  B11

V1:
      Em  Em9          Am7    B7          Am7   B11      Em
Sugar Man... won't you hurry...   cos I'm tired of these scenes

      Em       Em9           Am7        B7           Am7     B11   Em
For a blue coin... won't you bring back... all those colours to my dreams

G      Em     A7        C       G        Em    C           F      B11
Silver magick ships you carry - jumpers, coke, sweet 'mary jane'

V2:
      Em  Em9       Am7          B7      Am7    B11   Em
Sugar Man...  met a false friend... on a lonely dusty road

        Em   Em9        Am7      B7        Am7       B11        Em
Lost my heart... when I found it... it had turned to dead black coal

G      Em     A7        C       G        Em    C           F      B11
Silver magick ships you carry - jumpers, coke, sweet 'mary jane'

v3:
      Em  Em9           Am7    B7      Am7      B11       Em
Sugar Man... you're the answer... that makes my questions disappear

      Em Em9         Am7               B7     Am7     B11   Em
Sugar Man... cos I'm weary... of those double games I hear

     (Em     Em9     Am7     B11... repeat)

Sugar Man, Sugar Man, Sugar Man, Sugar Man, Sugar Man, Sugar Man...

(Crazy Interlude)

Repeat Song

(fade out while increasing the reverb and delay effects on vocals in the 2nd chorus)