SuperHeavy - Miracle Worker (Fed's cover)

Acoustic cover of SuperHeavy's "Miracle Worker" (from their upcoming debut album, 2011).
Written by Mick Jagger, Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Damian Marley and A. R. Rahman.
Played with acoustic guitar and harmonica in the key of E.

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[kcuhcsniknej]

I guess Mick felt the need to do something after Ronnie put out his record and Keith put out his book (which by the way I hear has sold a million copies). I'm just waiting for the TOUR. This next year the Stones will celebrate 50 year anniversary and a tour is almost, well, required. God I hope so. Keep on rockin Fed.

[febo86]

@kcuhcsniknej Yes, I think you are right. Keith calls it something like "the solo singer's syndrome" (I don't know how he calls it in english, as I read his book in italian), though Mick is in a band in this case. Anyway...Yes, when I talked about a record I was imagining a tour, too, sure! It would be the second time that I see them and I really wish it will come true!

[kcuhcsniknej]

Cool Brother! I knew this work was out by Mick and Friends but I haven't listened to much. Man, you jumped on it! Nice job

[febo86]

@kcuhcsniknej Thanks a lot, Chuck! I was expecting a new Stones' record this year and Mick came out with this new band...Well, after I listened to this song and watched the video I was so excited, because I see that Mick is really fine! There's a video showing SuperHeavy in the studio and they perform some fine songs, too! Well, I'm still waiting for the Stones, but I'll keep following this band, too! Ah, I "dylanized" it a little, but I had fun with this song! Thanks!

[nataliebubleful]

hi can you tell me the chords for this song please?:)

[febo86]

@nataliebubleful Hi! Sure! :)

You have to alternate C#m and F#m in Joss Stone's + Damian Marley's part. Mick jagger's part's chords are the same, except for the firsl line, which ends with a B after the F#m. The chorus is E and then A for 3 times, while the last line is F#m and B. That's all! :)

Ah, anyway...I played this song with a capo on the 4th freth, so that I used Am and Dm in verses (and G instead of B) and C and F (ending with Dm and G) on the chorus. :)