The song "Sir Duke" was released in 1977 and was a tribute to Duke Ellington, the influential jazz legend who had died in 1974.
A fun tune to play, though it gets quite high pitched later. I hope you enjoy the letter notes below :)
^E-^G ^A ^GÂ ^EÂ Â ^D-^CÂ Â ^D-^C-A
Music  is  a  world  within  itself
AÂ Â ^CÂ Â ^D#-^DÂ Â ^CÂ G#Â ^C-^D#-^D
With a language we all understand
^EÂ Â ^GÂ ^A-^GÂ ^E-^D-^C-^D-^C-A
With an equal opportunity  ~
GÂ Â AÂ Â ^CÂ Â ^D#-^D
For  all  to  sing
^CÂ Â Â Â Â G#Â Â ^CÂ Â ^D#Â ^D-^C
Dance and clap their hands
^C  ^C  ^C-^C ^C  B-B  Bb  Bb  Bb-A
But just because a record has a groove
A     Bb  Bb  B  B   ^C
Don't make it in the groove
^CÂ Â ^CÂ ^CÂ ^CÂ ^CÂ Â ^C-B
But you can tell right away
BÂ Bb-Bb A
At letter A
AÂ Â Â Â Â Â AÂ Â Â Â Bb-BÂ Â Â ^CÂ Â ^C#Â ^D
When the people start to move
^EÂ Â ^GÂ Â ^GÂ ^EÂ ^G-^E ^B-^A-^B-^A
They feel it all over    ~    ~
^GÂ Â ^GÂ Â ^GÂ Â ^EÂ ^A-^G
They can feel it all ~
^E-^D-^C-BÂ Â Â ^C-G
Over  ~   ~    people
^EÂ Â ^GÂ Â ^GÂ ^E
They can feel it
^G-^EÂ Â ^B-^A-^B-^A
All  ~   over  ~   ~
^AÂ Â Â ^GÂ Â ^GÂ Â ^EÂ ^A-^G
They can feel it all
^E-^D-^C-AÂ Â ^C-A-*C
Over  ~   ~   people
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