Nobody Knows You (when you're down and out)

[Mojo Red <harplicks@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I've been learning some guitar of late and have
just learned to chord my way through and sing
"Nobody Knows You (when you're down and out)", but
now I can't seem to figure out what harp/position
to use to best cover it.

Anyone out there do this song?

I'm basically playing the Clapton version which is
sort of in C/F/G, but uses E, A and D alot too.

Chords basically run like this:

C E7 A7
Dm A7 Dm A7 Dm
F D7 C E7 A7
D7 G7

An F harp would cover for 2nd position, but the E,
D and A rather loose me. 

Would like to use a diatonic as I'm planning to
play the harp in a rack, but maybe chromatic would
be best. I haven't really worked on it much with
harp yet. Thought I'd ask around.

Any advice would be welcome.

Harpin' in Colorado,
- --Ken M.

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"When you speak of Walter Horton, the first thing you think of is his tone, that big, fat tone."
- ---Li'l Ronnie Owens


	
		
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