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Old 08-17-2008, 11:18 AM
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I wonder if anyone would be kind enough to post a good version of 'Oh Daddy' from the 1997 tour? It's been an age since I heard this song, and I'd love to hear it again.

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Old 08-17-2008, 11:56 AM
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I believe you're a person of character & perspective -- a real values person. So here's OH DADDY from Irvine Meadows Amp -- the Westwood One radio broadcast.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/xr1ghm
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Old 08-17-2008, 12:03 PM
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I believe you're a person of character & perspective -- a real values person. So here's OH DADDY from Irvine Meadows Amp -- the Westwood One radio broadcast.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/xr1ghm

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I've always wondered why she switched out "Over My Head" for "Oh Daddy" during the tour..

Don't get me wrong I love "Oh Daddy", but I was always curious as to why?
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I think it was because more people wanted to hear "Oh Daddy." Though "Over My Head" was a radio hit and OD was not, OD, along with "Songbird," has become a signature tune for many of her fans.
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I like Oh Daddy so much better....

I think Over my head has like 3 chords...
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I like Oh Daddy so much better....

I think Over my head has like 3 chords...
Agreed. And Oh Daddy has lovely chords, including that heartbreaking diminished 7th when she sings "Yes, it's got to be me..."
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Old 08-18-2008, 01:02 PM
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I was crushed when Over My Head left the tour, but am glad we have it on DVD.

Not a fan of Oh Daddy.

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I've always wondered why she switched out "Over My Head" for "Oh Daddy" during the tour..

Don't get me wrong I love "Oh Daddy", but I was always curious as to why?

"Oh Daddy" was on Rumours, "Over My Head" was not.

The only Rumours tunes NOT done during The Dance tour:

"Never Going Back Again"
"I Don't Want To Know"
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I think Over my head has like 3 chords...
I know that's what makes it so wonderful to me. It's simple but amazing all at once! A perfect summer anthem!
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I think Over my head has like 3 chords...
As does 98% of all blues tunes...90% of all 50s Rock & Roll tunes...70% of all Rolling Stones tunes...


...shall I go on?


The whole Rock genre is all based on "Three Chord Songs"...if it weren't true, it wouldn't be a "cliche'"
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As does 98% of all blues tunes...90% of all 50s Rock & Roll tunes...70% of all Rolling Stones tunes...


...shall I go on?


The whole Rock genre is all based on "Three Chord Songs"...if it weren't true, it wouldn't be a "cliche'"
you could, but i do get your point... however, it starts to drive me nuts and even though i may like the tune... i tend to gravitate toward something with more sections or progressions.... never like the rolling stones... except for a few tunes... (i'm more of a jazz lover)

i haven't looked at the score in a long time but how many chords does over my head have vs oh daddy?

i'll have to dig out my storage to find my fm book.....
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Actually, "Over My Head" has four chords.

D, G, A, Em
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Actually, "Over My Head" has four chords.

D, G, A, Em
I do love the swelling fade-in keyboard intro... one of the many beautiful effects of the pristine white album....
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I simply love the version of Oh Daddy posted. Can anyone share this concert with me or post it...I finally donwloaded the torrent, but I do not know how to work FLAC files. I have been looking for it for ages, I live right by Irvine and would love to have it, each time I see a concert at the Verizon center, I imagine Christine right on that stage call me crazily helpless. THANK YOU, let me know if you guys need any files!
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