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Eric Clapton plays I Shot The Sheriff live at Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2010. There is an intro solo at 0:22 and another great guitar solo around 5:20. Download the TAB of these solos below. Eric Clapton - I Shot The Sheriff Crossroads 2010 (Official Live Video) - YouTube.
- 'I Shot the Sheriff' hits No. 1 on the music charts. While the song had been written by reggae legend Bob Marley the previous year, it was Eric Clapton 's version that ascended to the top of the.
- I shot the sheriff, but I swear it was in self-defense Eb7+ Dm7 Gm Freedom came my way one day Eb7+ Dm7 Gm And I started out of town Eb7+ Dm7 Gm All of a sudden I see sheriff John Brown Eb7+ Dm7 Gm Aiming to shoot me down Eb7+ Dm7 Gm So I shot, I shot him down But I say: RIFF Gm Cm7 Gm I shot the sheriff, but I did not shoot the deputy Gm Cm7 Gm.
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Lyrics I Shot The Sheriff Eric Clapton
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- 'I Shot the Sheriff' hits No. 1 on the music charts. While the song had been written by reggae legend Bob Marley the previous year, it was Eric Clapton 's version that ascended to the top of the.
- I shot the sheriff, but I swear it was in self-defense Eb7+ Dm7 Gm Freedom came my way one day Eb7+ Dm7 Gm And I started out of town Eb7+ Dm7 Gm All of a sudden I see sheriff John Brown Eb7+ Dm7 Gm Aiming to shoot me down Eb7+ Dm7 Gm So I shot, I shot him down But I say: RIFF Gm Cm7 Gm I shot the sheriff, but I did not shoot the deputy Gm Cm7 Gm.
- – I Shot The Sheriff chords.
Lyrics I Shot The Sheriff Eric Clapton
I Shot The Sheriff Eric Clapton Lyrics
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I Shot The Sheriff Eric Clapton Date
I Shot the Sheriff is a song performed by Bob Marley and the Wailers. In the song's lyrics, the narrator kills a local sheriff after claiming the sheriff tried shooting him. However, he is falsely accused of shooting and killing the deputy sheriff of his area – an accusation which he vehemently denies. According to Marley, in writing the song, he wanted to use the phrase 'I shot the police' instead of 'I shot the sheriff' but was afraid that the authorities would have created a 'fuss' out of that, so decided to use the latter phrase instead to avoid any unnecessary issues.
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- The song was solely written by Bob Marley.
- The song was the third track on the side one of the 1973 album Burnin' by The Wailers (later known as Bob Marley and the Wailers).
- A music video was never made for I Shot the Sheriff.
- Several years after Marley's death, Jamaican filmmaker and actress Esther Anderson, who was once a girlfriend of Marley, said she helped Marley write the song. She said of the line in which Marley sings about 'Sheriff John Brown' hating him and always wanting to kill the seeds he planted was about Marley being against her use of birth control pills during their relationship. Anderson said Marley used the word 'sheriff' in place of 'doctor'.
- I Shot the Sheriff has over the years been covered by numerous musicians, but none of the covers has been as famous as Eric Clapton's 1974 cover. Clapton's version was so popular that it not only brought Marley's version into the limelight but it also exposed Marley to rock music fans all over the world. In addition to that, Clapton's version of I Shot the Sheriff was so successful that it reached the number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and in 2003 received an induction into the Grammy Hall of Fame.