Biography:
Clive Gregson (born Clive James Gregson on 4 January 1955 in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester) is an English singer/songwriter, musician and record producer. His 70s band Any Trouble signed to Stiff Records after being hailed by the music press as similar to Elvis Costello & The Attractions. They made two well-regarded albums for Stiff and a further two for EMI. Going solo, Gregson worked with Richard Thompson and then started a collaboration with British singer Christine Collister which encompassed work with Thompson
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Em A Em A
D Am
Come Friday you'll find me
G Gm
at the Palais de Danse,
D E
In search of excitement,
G Gm
intrigue and romance,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire gives me half a chance,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G
Now I've taken lessons
D A
at the best school around,
A G
They say I'm a natural,
D A
too good for this town,
A G
The rest of the week
Bm F#m
I'm a pen pushing clown,
G A G D
But come Friday I'll be Fred Astaire...
Em A
D Am G Gm
I've seen all his pictures, I've studied his style,
D E G Gm
The elegant shuffle, the lop-sided smile,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rusalyn McGuire gets within half a mile,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G D A
In this part of Yorkshire, a man is a man,
A G
If he dirinks himself senseless
D A
and somehow still stands,
A G
By Tinseltawn standards,
Bm F#m
I'm not woth a damn,
G A G D
But here I can be Fred Astaire...
C# F#m
"The Belle of New York", and "Easter Parade",
C# F#m
"Holiday Inn', "Night And Day",
B B7 B B7
"The Gay Bivorcee" and "Follow The Fleat",
Em A B
There was a man with the world at his feet...
E Bm
Come Friday you'll find me
A Am
dressed up to the nines,
E F#
My hair will be combed,
A Am
My shoes will be shined,
B A C#m G#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire can spare me the time,
F#m B A E
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
B A
Out on the dance floor,
E B
My arm round her waist,
B A E B
We'll be the picture of charm and grace,
B A C#m G#m
The rest of the week, I'm just taking up space,
F#m B C#m G# E F#
But come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
F#m B E
Come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
D Am
Come Friday you'll find me
G Gm
at the Palais de Danse,
D E
In search of excitement,
G Gm
intrigue and romance,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire gives me half a chance,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G
Now I've taken lessons
D A
at the best school around,
A G
They say I'm a natural,
D A
too good for this town,
A G
The rest of the week
Bm F#m
I'm a pen pushing clown,
G A G D
But come Friday I'll be Fred Astaire...
Em A
D Am G Gm
I've seen all his pictures, I've studied his style,
D E G Gm
The elegant shuffle, the lop-sided smile,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rusalyn McGuire gets within half a mile,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G D A
In this part of Yorkshire, a man is a man,
A G
If he dirinks himself senseless
D A
and somehow still stands,
A G
By Tinseltawn standards,
Bm F#m
I'm not woth a damn,
G A G D
But here I can be Fred Astaire...
C# F#m
"The Belle of New York", and "Easter Parade",
C# F#m
"Holiday Inn', "Night And Day",
B B7 B B7
"The Gay Bivorcee" and "Follow The Fleat",
Em A B
There was a man with the world at his feet...
E Bm
Come Friday you'll find me
A Am
dressed up to the nines,
E F#
My hair will be combed,
A Am
My shoes will be shined,
B A C#m G#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire can spare me the time,
F#m B A E
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
B A
Out on the dance floor,
E B
My arm round her waist,
B A E B
We'll be the picture of charm and grace,
B A C#m G#m
The rest of the week, I'm just taking up space,
F#m B C#m G# E F#
But come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
F#m B E
Come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
Clodagh Rodgers
Clog And The Qui (...)
Clones Of Clones
Close Your Eyes
Closehead