You've Got To Have Heart

[RogerCook]

Anyone got a chord chart for The Shadows version of You've Got To Have Heart?

[Iain Purdon]

Ian McCutcheon did that number on “Shadows Workout #18”. I’m sure his BT would reveal the chords. He may even have kept a chord chart for it. Worth an ask?

[RogerCook]

Ah! They'll be on Tony Clouts tab then! There are just a couple that I can't quite discern what Bruce plays - eg C7 or Edim(7?), Bb or Gm7, does he thrown a passing Caug?

[JimN]

Ah! They'll be on Tony Clouts tab then! There are just a couple that I can't quite discern what Bruce plays - eg C7 or Edim, Bb or Gm7, does he thrown a passing Caug?

What key is it?

If it's in C, I'm sure there's a passage where Bruce plays the time-honoured sequence C C#dim Dm7 G7. Are you hearing the C#dim as Edim?

[Iain Purdon]

I’m sure you can work it out Roger! If not, give Ian Mc a call.

For what it’s worth, as you know, the overall chord at any point will be not just what Bruce plays but also the notes contributed by Hank and John. I’m guessing here but the rhythm guitar may be able to use a relatively mainstream chord if the lead and/or bass are throwing in the quirky bits.

[RogerCook]

It's in F. Easy enough to put together chords that work but I can't quite tell what Bruce's chord choices and voicings are.

[RogerCook]

I've slowed it down to half speed! I reckon this is what I hear. Any other opinions?

Intro etc: F, Bb, F etc.

Verse: C7 (pickup bar): Bb, C7, F, Dm, Bb, Bbm, F, Cdim, C7, | Bb, C7, F, Dm, Bb, Bbm, F, Bbm, F

Middle: Eb, F, Bb, Bb, F, G(7?), C, Bb, C(7?)

[RogerCook]

Or D7 rather than Dm?

[RogerCook]

My transcription and chord chart now in my Box folder: https://app.box.com/s/uyt3n9jst2srpppnznd40de72b8o0vsz