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Songs About Texas Pat Green
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Welcome to my songs about Texas Pat Green page for guitar where I demonstrate how to play several great songs from Texan artit Pat Green. I'll be using some Pat Green album covers images below so you can see the origin of each song.
There are also free .pdf Pat Green chords and lyrics sheets available for download, rhythm tips and more. If you need full tutorial lessons, they are available for a small fee. See top menu for greater discounts.
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Who is Pat Green?
Pat Green is known for his Texas country sound, blending traditional country with elements of rock and folk music. He gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with songs like "Wave on Wave," "Carry On," and "Feels Just Like It Should."
Green hails from San Antonio, Texas, and his music often reflects the Texas lifestyle and culture. Over the years, he has released several albums and has remained a prominent figure in the Texas country music scene.
If you're a fan of country music, especially the Texas country subgenre, you've likely come across some of Pat Green's music! Is there a specific song or album of his that you enjoy?
Songs About Texas Pat Green
Chords, Demos, Lyrics, Tutorials
1. Drinking Days
Drinking Days can be found on the 2014 album Home. This song was released as a single but failed to chart.
The song only has the chords G, Am, D and a D7 and I'm playing this one with a capo on the 2nd fret. The rhythm you'll need is basic root down up down up down up pattern found in many country songs and there is no lead picking required here.
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2. Girls From Texas
Girls From Texas was a duet performed with fellow Texas artist Lyle Lovett and can be found on the 2014 album Home. The song however failed to reach the charts. Two other singles from the album also did not make it onto the country charts.
This one has a bit of a swing to it as you might expect when you combine Girls and Texas into a song. I play this one with a capo on the 2nd fret using the chords C, G6, Am, Am/G, F, D7, G, Fm and a C7.
You'll want to play a down up stop up pattern as you move through this song and there is a place for a bit of lead guitar picking.
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3. Take Me Out To The Dancehall
Take Me Out To The Dancehall is also from the 2001 studio album Three Days. This track was never released as a single.
The rhythm pattern for this song played in standard tuning is root down up down up down up and repeat. There is a bit of lead playing blended into the rhythm for this one and a few riffs.
The chords are G, C, D, D/Gb and an Am.
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4. Texas On My Mind
Texas On My Mind is from a collaboration album by Pat Green and fellow Texan artist Cory Morrow called Songs We Wish We'd Written and was released in 2001. The song did make it to #60 on the US Country chart.
For this one in standard tuning you'll use a down down up down up down up pattern and repeat with some chops throughout the song. And there is some picking to fill this one out.
The chords you'll need are G, C, D, D/Gb, Em, A7 and a D.
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5. Whiskey
Whiskey hails from the 2001 album entitled Three Days. The album had 13 tracks on it but this particular song was never released as a single.
This one you can play in standard tuning using the chords D, Em, G, A7 and a D/Gb.
The rhythm follows a familiar pattern which is root down up down up down up and repeat. There are a few riffs and a bit of picking in this song.
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Thanks for dropping in to my songs about Texas Pat Green style page and I hope some of the info here was useful for you in learning some music by Pat Green on guitar.
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