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Canadian Bands From The 1980s
On The Acoustic
Welcome to my Canadian bands from the 80s page where you'll discover the chord and acoustic demos to many rock songs on the acoustic guitar.
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April Wine - BTO
Chilliwack - Loverboy
Red Rider - Triumph
Trooper
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Canadian Bands From The 80s
Chords, Lyrics, Demos, Tutorials
1. Bad Side Of The Moon - April Wine
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2. Big League - Red Rider
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3. Fly At Night - Chilliwack
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4. Hey You - BTO
Hey You was one of two singles from BTO's 1975 album Four Wheel Drive.
The song was #1 in Canada, #2 in South Africa and #21 in the US.
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5. Hold On - Triumph
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6. I'm On Fire For You Baby - April Wine
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7. Just Between You And Me - April Wine
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8. Lovin Every Minute Of It - Loverboy
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9. Santa Maria - Trooper
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10. Takin Care Of Business - BTO
Takin Care Of Business was a #3 hit in Canada and a #12 in the US when it was released as a single in 1974.
The track can be found on the Bachman Turner Overdrive II album.
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11. Tonight Is A Wonderful Time To Fall In Love - April Wine
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12. Two For The Show - Trooper
Two For The Show was a single from the Trooper 1976 album of the same name. The track reach #32 on the Canadian Rock charts.
I play this one in standard tuning with a down down up down up down up rhythm pattern. The chords you'll need G, Bm, Am7, C and a D. And yeah there is a bit of lead work in this one.
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13. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - BTO
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet is a song by a Canadian rock band called Bachman–Turner Overdrive (BTO). Randy Bachman wrote the song for the band's third album called Not Fragile in 1974. They released it as a single that same year, with another song called "Free Wheelin'" on the flip side.
The song became really popular, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart and also on the Canadian RPM chart in November 1974. It was their biggest hit in the United Kingdom too, reaching number 2 on the UK Singles Chart. They also had another song called "Roll on Down the Highway" that did pretty well in the UK, though not as big as this one.
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Acoustic Versions Of Rock Songs