You Taught Me How To Speak In Love (arr. Popnroll 1976) Sheet Music | Marlena Shaw | Lead Sheet / Fake Book
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You Taught Me How To Speak In Love (arr. Popnroll 1976) Digital Sheet Music
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You Taught Me How To Speak In Love (arr. Popnroll 1976)by Marlena Shaw Lead Sheet / Fake Book - Digital Sheet Music

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You Taught Me How To Speak In Love - Marlena Shaw (Lead Sheet for Vocal & Guitar solo/Chords/Lyrics/Piano Intro)

This is the vocal melody score (with lyrics) for the second ballad "You Taught Me How To Speak In Love" from R&B female vocalist Marina Shaw's 1974 hit album "WHO IS THIS BITCH, ANYWAY?

The intro piano and the solos of the two guitarists (Larry Carlton & David T. Walker) in the latter half of the song are also copied completely.
The melody of the song has also been transcribed as faithfully as possible.

PDF format, 4 pages.

Lyrics and music by Molly Leikin & Art Munson
Song: Marlena Shaw

Songs commentary
This song is said to be the motif of "Itoshi no Ellie" by Southern All Stars, but this song has a simpler structure than "Itoshi no Ellie.
The song structure repeats the A part and the B part (chorus) twice, then fades out (F.O.) while repeating the B part.
During this time, there are solos involving the two guitarists in the song. First, Larry Carlton on the left takes the lead in the high register with a clever use of chord tones, and David T. Walker, seated on the right from the third turn, develops a unique and chic phrase.
Marina's singing is free and uninhibited, but her phrasing is full of color as if she is speaking her feelings to the audience.

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