Fm No Static At All

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F.M. (No Static At All) - Steely Dan
(Em, 4/4, 112, 4:32)
[Intro]
(piano, guitar solos)
A A/B
A A/B A A/B
Em7 A/G Em7
Bur-ry the bot-tle Mam-ma… it's grape-fruit wine.
^ ^
A/G Em7 A/G Em7
    Kick off your high heel snea-kers… it's par-ty ti``me.
CM7 Bm7 Am7 G F#7 B7 E6/9 A13 BM7
The girls don't seem to care, what's on, as long as they play ‘til dawn.
Am7 Em7 C#m7-5 C13 B7sus4
No-thin' but blues an’ Elvis, an’ some-bo-dy else's fav-o-rite song.
Em7 A/G Em7
Give us some funked up mu-sic, she treats you ni`ce. (lead)
^ ^
A/G Em A/G Em7
   Feed her some hun-gry reg-gae, she'll love you twi`ce. (lead)
CM7 Bm7 Am7 G F#7 B7 E6/9 G#7+5 C#m7 F#7
The girls don't seem to care, to-night, as long as the mood is right.
F#m7 A7 Bm7/E C7 B7+5+9
no static at all, no static at all, no static at all, F M no static at all.
[Guitar Solo]
^ ^
Em7 A/G Em7 CM7 Bm7 Am7 G F#7 F13
[Sax Solo]
Em7A13 Em7C9-5 DM7C#7+5+9CM7B7-9B7Em7A7C7B7+5+9
,
Em7 A/G Em7
Give her some funked up mu-sic, she treats you nice.
^ ^
A/G Em A/G Em7
   Feed her some hun-gry reggae, she'll love you twice.
CM7 Bm7 Am7 G F#7 B7 E6/9 G#7+5 C#m7 F#7
The girls don't seem to care, to-night, as long as the mood is right.
F#m7 A7 Bm7/E C7 B7+5+9
no static at all, no static at all, no static at all, F M no static at all.
[Guitar Solo out]
(congas)
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Em A/GEm A/G
| | | | |
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Em A/GEm A/G
| | | | |
repeat and fade

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F.M. (No Static At All) - Steely Dan
(Em, 4/4, 112, 4:32)
[Intro]
(piano, guitar solos)
A        A/B
A        A/B   A   A/B
^ ^
^ ^
[Guitar Solo]
        ^ ^
Em7     A/G   Em7      CM7  Bm7   Am7  G  F#7   F13
[Sax Solo]
Em7   A13    Em7   C9-5 ,    DM7  C#7+5+9  CM7  B7-9 B7  Em7  A7  C7  B7+5+9
^ ^
[Guitar Solo out]
(congas)
  ^  ^  ^  ^   ^  ^  ^  ^   ^  ^  ^  ^   ^  ^  ^  ^
|Em          |       A/G  |Em          |       A/G   |
 ^  ^  ^  ^   ^  ^  ^  ^   ^  ^  ^  ^    ^  ^  ^  ^
|Em          |      A/G  |Em          |        A/G   |
repeat and fade

Fm No Static At All Chords by Steely Dan

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