Biography:
Jonathan King (born Kenneth George King, 6 December 1944, London, England) is a British singer, songwriter, TV personality, impresario, and pop music producer.[1]
He first came to prominence when he wrote and sang the global hit "Everyone's Gone to the Moon" in 1965, going on to become an executive and media entrepreneur. He recorded many more songs as well as becoming a writer and producer for various other musical artists. In total he has amassed career sales as a performer in the region of 40 million.[2]
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
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!
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Jonathan King admitted that this was basically just a spoof of 'poetic'
lyrics that had become the rage during the folk-rock scare of 1965.
While he never had another US hit, he went on to a long career as a
musical prankster in the UK, releasing a lengthy string of novelty
records (including an 'ooga-chaka' cover of 'Hooked On A Feeling' years
before Blue Swede) under a wide variety of studio aliases. He also
discovered (and named) Genesis, but even I don't detest Phil Collins
enough to call that his biggest prank of all. -- AWR
"Everyone's Gone To The Moon"
(Jonathan King)
Intro:
Ebmaj7 Ab Bb [2X]
/ / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Eb Bb/D
Streets full of people
Ab Bb
All alone
Eb Gm7
Roads full of houses
Ab Fm7 Bb
Never home
Ab Eb
Church full of singing
Fm7 Bb Ebmaj7
Out of tune
Fm7 Bb [1,3: Ebmaj7 Ab Bb] [2: Eb; to bridge]
Everyone's gone to the moon
Verse 2:
Eyes full of sorrow
Never wet
Hands full of money
All in debt
Sun coming out in
The middle of June
Everyone's gone to the moon
Bridge:
Bb
Long time ago
(Bb)
Life has begun
Ab Eb Bb
Everyone went to the sun
Verse 3:
Hearts full of motors
Painted green
Mouths full of chocolate
Covered cream
Arms that can only
Lift a spoon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Coda:
Fm7 Bb Ebmaj7 Ab Bb
Everyone's gone to the moon
Fm7 Bb [N.C.] Eb
Everyone's gone to the moon
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers [lyrics transcribed by Dan Woll]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Jonathan King admitted that this was basically just a spoof of 'poetic'
lyrics that had become the rage during the folk-rock scare of 1965.
While he never had another US hit, he went on to a long career as a
musical prankster in the UK, releasing a lengthy string of novelty
records (including an 'ooga-chaka' cover of 'Hooked On A Feeling' years
before Blue Swede) under a wide variety of studio aliases. He also
discovered (and named) Genesis, but even I don't detest Phil Collins
enough to call that his biggest prank of all. -- AWR
"Everyone's Gone To The Moon"
(Jonathan King)
Intro:
Ebmaj7 Ab Bb [2X]
/ / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Eb Bb/D
Streets full of people
Ab Bb
All alone
Eb Gm7
Roads full of houses
Ab Fm7 Bb
Never home
Ab Eb
Church full of singing
Fm7 Bb Ebmaj7
Out of tune
Fm7 Bb [1,3: Ebmaj7 Ab Bb] [2: Eb; to bridge]
Everyone's gone to the moon
Verse 2:
Eyes full of sorrow
Never wet
Hands full of money
All in debt
Sun coming out in
The middle of June
Everyone's gone to the moon
Bridge:
Bb
Long time ago
(Bb)
Life has begun
Ab Eb Bb
Everyone went to the sun
Verse 3:
Hearts full of motors
Painted green
Mouths full of chocolate
Covered cream
Arms that can only
Lift a spoon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Coda:
Fm7 Bb Ebmaj7 Ab Bb
Everyone's gone to the moon
Fm7 Bb [N.C.] Eb
Everyone's gone to the moon
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers [lyrics transcribed by Dan Woll]
Jonathan Mendels (...)
Jonathan Moly
Jonathan Nelson
Jonathan Ogden
Jonathan Osteen