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On The Acoustic
Welcome to this Sharing The Night Dr Hook page where you can learn not only this number, but many others on the acoustic. Below are free chord sheets, rhythm tips and more. If you need a full tutorial lesson, those are also available for a small fee.
I'm also using Dr Hook album covers in my images below so you know where each song originated.
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Sharing The Night Dr Hook & More
Chords, Lyrics, Rhythm Tips, Tutorials
1. A Couple More Years
A Couple More Years was released from the "A Little Bit More" album of 1976.
This song managed to peak at #51 on the US Country charts.
- Drop D Tuning: Yes
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: root down up down up bass down up down up and repeat
- Picking: Yes
- Chords: D, A, D7, G
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2. A Little Bit More
A Little Bit More was the single released from the album of the same name in 1976.
Bobby Gosh wrote and released his version in 1973 but it was the Dr Hook version that peaked at #11 on Billboard and was #4 in Canada and #2 in the UK and Ireland.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: down up stop up and repeat
- Picking: No just a few riffs
- Chords: G, C/G, Ddim, Am, Cm, D, D7, B7, Em, A7
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3. Carry Me Carrie
Carry Me Carrie is a 1972 song that the group released from their 2nd album called "Sloppy Seconds".
The song peaked at #71 on the Billboard Chart.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: down down up down up down up down up down up and repeat
- Picking: yeah a little in the rhythm
- Chords: D, G, E7, A, Asus
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4. Cover Of The Rolling Stone
Cover Of The Rolling Stone was written by Shel Silverstein and recorded by Dr Hook in 1972.
It was the 3rd single they ever released and scored a #6 hit in the US. In the UK the BBC refused to play the song citing advertising for the magazine Rolling Stone.
So so UK DJs recorded over the recording and shouted RADIO TIMES over the words Rolling Stone. It didn't make any difference as the song never charted in the UK.
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5. Crazy Rosie
Crazy Rosie was first recorded by Ray Sawyer in 1977 as a solo artist and was only released in Australia as a B-Side single.
In 1983 as the group recorded their last album, this song was chosen as a track for the "Let Me Drink From Your Well" album.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: root down root up down up and repeat
- Picking: Yes a little
- Chords: D, G, A, D7
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6. Feels Good
Feels Good is a song that was never released as a single. I also could not find which album the song hails from.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: 1st fret = original key
- Rhythm: down up down up down up down up and repeat
- Picking: No
- Chords: D, Dsus, G, A7, Dmaj7, Em, Gbm
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7. I Don't Feel Much Like Smiling
I Don't Feel Much Like Smilin' was from the 1979 album "Sometimes You Win".
This song was never released as a single.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: root down up down up root up down up and repeat
- Picking: Yes
- Chords: B7, A, E, Gb
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8. I Don't Wanna Be Alone
I Don't Wanna Be Alone hails from the 1978 album "Pleasure And Pain",.
This track was never released as a single.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: 3rd fret
- Rhythm: root down up down up root up down up and repeat
- Picking: Yes
- Chords: C, Dm, F, G, Gsus, Am
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9. If Not You
If Not You ... info soon
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10. Only Sixteen
Only Sixteen is an old Sam Cooke song that was released back in 1959. Dr Hook covered the song in 1975 as a track on their "Bankrupt" album.
It scored a #6 on Billboard and a top 10 in several other countries with their version.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: 3rd fret
- Rhythm: root down up root up down up
- Picking: Yes
- Chords: D, Bm, Em, A7, G
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11. Queen Of The Silver Dollar
Queen Of The Silver Dollar is a track from on the bands 1976compilation album Dr Hook Revisited.
The song was never a single release to my knowledge.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: 2nd fret
- Rhythm: down up down up up down up - down down up down up down up
- Picking: No
- Chords: G, C, A7, D
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12. Sharing The Night Together
Sharing The Night Together was a big single for the group back in 1978 from their album "Pleasure And Pain".
The song peaked at #6 in the US and #3 in Canada.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: 2nd fret
- Rhythm: down up down up up down up and repeat
- Picking: a few riffs
- Chords: D, Bm, G, A7, A, Em, Gbm, E
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13. Storms Never Last
Storms Never Last - info soon
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14. When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman
When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman was released as a single in 1979 and hails from the album "Pleasure And Pain".
The song reached #1 in the UK, #4 in Canada and #6 in the US.
- Drop D Tuning: No
- Capo: No
- Rhythm: a steady up and down shuffle
- Picking: Yes
- Chords: C, G, Em, B, Am, D, F
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