Vince Gill - Earl Scruggs (Commentary) - translation of the lyrics into French

Lyrics and translation Vince Gill - Earl Scruggs (Commentary)




Earl Scruggs (Commentary)
Earl Scruggs (Commentaires)
That was my childhood
C'était mon enfance
You know and it was
Tu sais, et c'était
My dad played the banjo
Mon père jouait du banjo
But never could figure out
Mais il n'a jamais pu comprendre
The Scruggs-style with that three finger roll
Le style Scruggs avec ce roulement à trois doigts
He was a, not a clawhammer player
Il était, pas un joueur de clawhammer
But more of a Pete Seger, din-jigi-din-jigi-ding
Mais plus un Pete Seger, din-jigi-din-jigi-ding
And he was a folk, he would sing this folk songs
Et il était un folk, il chantait ces chansons folk
And um, and play the banjo like that
Et euh, et jouait du banjo comme ça
And he, I laughed, I said he cussed Earl Scruggs his whole life
Et il, j'ai ri, j'ai dit qu'il avait insulté Earl Scruggs toute sa vie
'Cause he could, he'd get those books
Parce qu'il pouvait, il obtenait ces livres
Those records, and he'd sit, and he'd try to get it
Ces disques, et il s'asseyait, et il essayait de le faire
And he'll just dog cuss everything about Earl Scruggs
Et il allait juste insulter tout ce qui concernait Earl Scruggs
But ah, um
Mais euh, euh
You know, it was interesting how powerful the sound of that instrument was
Tu sais, c'était intéressant de voir à quel point le son de cet instrument était puissant
I think for me, what he did for bluegrass was gave it- its
Je pense que pour moi, ce qu'il a fait pour la bluegrass, c'est de lui donner sa
It's greatest definition
Sa plus grande définition
You know, in its sound and in its style
Tu sais, dans son son et dans son style
You know, and ah, you know
Tu sais, et euh, tu sais
Even more so Monroe had the songs the great voice
Encore plus Monroe avait les chansons la grande voix
And Lester sang, but it was
Et Lester chantait, mais c'était
It was the sound of the banjo to me
C'était le son du banjo pour moi
That really defines bluegrass in its purest form so
Qui définit vraiment la bluegrass dans sa forme la plus pure alors
Um, finding him to be the, the kind, gentle man that he was
Euh, le découvrir comme l'homme gentil et bienveillant qu'il était
Was even better than how great he played
Était encore mieux que la façon dont il jouait
And the times that I got to, like you
Et les fois j'ai pu, comme toi
Get to go to his house, and go to the parties
Aller à sa maison, et aller aux fêtes
And jam sessions, and so yeah getting to
Et aux jams, et donc oui, arriver à
Getting to collaborate with him
Collaborer avec lui
On "Foggy Mountain Breakdown"
Sur "Foggy Mountain Breakdown"
A million years later from its invention was
Un million d'années après son invention, c'était
Was very powerful
C'était très puissant
I have a really neat picture of
J'ai une photo vraiment sympa de
Of just Earl and his banjo
De juste Earl et son banjo
Here at the house, and it was ah
Ici à la maison, et c'était euh
You know once again
Tu sais encore une fois
It's ah, it's musicians that I kinda
C'est euh, ce sont des musiciens que j'ai un peu
Hold in the, the highest place for me of admiration
Placé dans la, la place la plus haute pour moi d'admiration





Writer(s): Not Applicable

Vince Gill - In His Own Words (Commentary)
Album
In His Own Words (Commentary)
date of release
28-01-2016

1 The Results Do Not Equal Success (Commentary)
2 All In My Ears, Beegie Adair (Commentary)
3 Recording With Sting (Commentary)
4 Inspiring Musicians – The Teenage Years (Commentary)
5 A Couple Things Different and None of This Would Be Here (Commentary)
6 Vince Gill's Earliest Recording (Commentary)
7 George Jones' Funeral (Commentary)
8 Vince On Go Rest High On That Mountain (Commentary)
9 The Monkees Wish They Would Have Hired Vince Gill (Commentary)
10 Vince and Rodney Crowell's Long Friendship (Commentary)
11 I Love Seeing Country Music Be Great (Commentary)
12 Admiration of Charlie Worsham and Ashley Monroe (Commentary)
13 Earl Scruggs (Commentary)
14 The Grammys: Collaborations (Commentary)
15 Eric Clapton Records a Vince Gill Song (Commentary)
16 Working With Gladys Knight and Barbra Streisand (Commentary)
17 Singing On New Artist First Records – Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless (Commentary)
18 Vince On Young Man's Town (Commentary)
19 Best Advice I Ever Got (Commentary)
20 The Hanging Curve Ball: When I Call Your Name (Commentary)
21 What I Do Best (Commentary)
22 Pure Prairie League (Commentary)
23 Nashville (Commentary)
24 First Gig In LA – Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell, Dolly and More (Commentary)
25 1970's, Vince Goes To LA (Commentary)
26 Starting Out With Bluegrass Alliance: A Musicians Heart (Commentary)
27 Playing Guitar For Brian Wilson (Commentary)
28 Fear and Insecurity - Even From My Heroes (Commentary)
29 Recording With Alice Cooper (Commentary)
30 Diversity of Musical Tastes (Commentary)
31 Getting Better At Guitar All the Time (Commentary)
32 Emmylou, the Angel Band, a Jingle and 15 Years Later (Commentary)

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