Biography:
Freddy Cannon, born Frederick Anthony Picariello, in Revere, Massachusetts, on December 4, 1940, is an American rock-n-roll singer.
Picariello grew up in the North Boston suburb of Lynn and learned to play guitar as a boy. In high school, he formed a band and tried to emulate the hard-driving style of Little Richard. Picariello eventually signed with Philadelphia label Swan Records, a recording studio in which Dick Clark had an interest. Clark brought Picariello national exposure through numerous appearances on Clark's TV show
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Happy Shades Of Blue:Freddy Cannon.
#83 on BB Hot 100 on SWAN Records
in 1960.
INTRO: G C Bbm C..(x2)
#1.
G C
Bluebells on my doorstep..a-blue skies up above.
G C F
A bluebird's over the mountain and your blue ribbon
C D F
love..(whoa-oh-oh) shining in your blue eyes.
C A
I'm a lucky man..
Bm D G
Bluebells, blue skies..bluebirds, blue eyes..I got
C F C
the blues and I got em glad.
CHORUS:
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
INTERLUDE: G C G C G C
#2.
G Em G C
Some folks sing a blue song..when they're
feeling sad.
Em G C
A-blues straight out of St. Louis, always brought
it bad.
Dm F C A
Now, I don't understand them, cause I've always
had (what do you have?)
D G
Bluebells, blue skies, bluebirds, blue eyes..
C F C
I got the blues and I got 'em glad.
CHORUS:
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
OUTRO:
.....G C Am7 G C..G C G ..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#83 on BB Hot 100 on SWAN Records
in 1960.
INTRO: G C Bbm C..(x2)
#1.
G C
Bluebells on my doorstep..a-blue skies up above.
G C F
A bluebird's over the mountain and your blue ribbon
C D F
love..(whoa-oh-oh) shining in your blue eyes.
C A
I'm a lucky man..
Bm D G
Bluebells, blue skies..bluebirds, blue eyes..I got
C F C
the blues and I got em glad.
CHORUS:
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
INTERLUDE: G C G C G C
#2.
G Em G C
Some folks sing a blue song..when they're
feeling sad.
Em G C
A-blues straight out of St. Louis, always brought
it bad.
Dm F C A
Now, I don't understand them, cause I've always
had (what do you have?)
D G
Bluebells, blue skies, bluebirds, blue eyes..
C F C
I got the blues and I got 'em glad.
CHORUS:
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
G C
(Whoa-hoh, hoh) hap-happy shades of blue over you,
Am7
I mean y-o-u.
G C
I got a-hap-happy shades of blue over you.
OUTRO:
.....G C Am7 G C..G C G ..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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