Biography:
Starland Vocal Band is an American rock band, known primarily for "Afternoon Delight", one of the biggest singles in 1976. The group began as Fat City, a husband/wife duo of Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert.
The band was also composed of Jon Carroll (keyboards and vocals) and Margot Chapman (vocals). Carroll and Chapman were also married after meeting as members of the group, but later divorced. They had one son, Ben Carroll, who is also a musician.
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From: [email protected] (MR KEN L REYNOLDS)
Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 22:09:54, -0500
Subject: s/starland_vocal_band/late_nite_radio.pro
album: Best of
song: Late Nite Radio
aritst: Bill & Taffy Danoff
transcribed: Ken Reynolds
Enjoy the following selection:
Late Night Radio
Bill & Taffy Danoff (klr)
There's [D] lonely hearts in Arkansas,
There's [G] truckers in Des Moines
All [A] there to keep me [A7] company in the [D] early morn
A world unknown to daytime
Is for [G] ever going on
The [D] airwavwes of the [A] nation
Between [G] midnight and the [D] dawn
Late [G] night [D] ra [A] dio,
[Bm] Take it everywhere I go
My [G] best friend when I'm [D]lonely
Is my late [Asus] night radio [D]
Well, I [D] turn the dial
A little bit past [G] one-o-one point two
In [A] time to catch the [A7] news
And see who is [D] shooting who
Then I hunt around for old songs
They're so [G] good to hear again
To [D] think of how it [A] was,
Imagine [G] how it might have [D] been
Late [G] night [D] ra [A] dio,
[Bm] Take it everywhere I go
My [G] best friend when I'm [D]lonely
Is my late [Asus] night radio [D]
[Bm] la la la, I sing along
'Cause I [A] never know the words
[D] la la la la [G] la la la la [A] la
I'd [G] love to call a talk show
But I haven't got the nerve [D]
la la la [A] oh oh oh [D] radio
The Lord is still my sheperd,
But these [G] preachers have got to go
This [A] time of night my [Asus] intrest lie in [D] UFOs
So I turn the dial a little past [G] fifty-six point three
To [D] find myself a [A7] lullaby
To [G] rock me off to sleep [D] chorus 2x
I have a wide variety of popular artist and
venues for audio tape trading. Contact me at
< [email protected] > and I will e-mail
my list to you.
Ken Reynolds
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From: [email protected] (MR KEN L REYNOLDS)
Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 22:09:54, -0500
Subject: s/starland_vocal_band/late_nite_radio.pro
album: Best of
song: Late Nite Radio
aritst: Bill & Taffy Danoff
transcribed: Ken Reynolds
Enjoy the following selection:
Late Night Radio
Bill & Taffy Danoff (klr)
There's [D] lonely hearts in Arkansas,
There's [G] truckers in Des Moines
All [A] there to keep me [A7] company in the [D] early morn
A world unknown to daytime
Is for [G] ever going on
The [D] airwavwes of the [A] nation
Between [G] midnight and the [D] dawn
Late [G] night [D] ra [A] dio,
[Bm] Take it everywhere I go
My [G] best friend when I'm [D]lonely
Is my late [Asus] night radio [D]
Well, I [D] turn the dial
A little bit past [G] one-o-one point two
In [A] time to catch the [A7] news
And see who is [D] shooting who
Then I hunt around for old songs
They're so [G] good to hear again
To [D] think of how it [A] was,
Imagine [G] how it might have [D] been
Late [G] night [D] ra [A] dio,
[Bm] Take it everywhere I go
My [G] best friend when I'm [D]lonely
Is my late [Asus] night radio [D]
[Bm] la la la, I sing along
'Cause I [A] never know the words
[D] la la la la [G] la la la la [A] la
I'd [G] love to call a talk show
But I haven't got the nerve [D]
la la la [A] oh oh oh [D] radio
The Lord is still my sheperd,
But these [G] preachers have got to go
This [A] time of night my [Asus] intrest lie in [D] UFOs
So I turn the dial a little past [G] fifty-six point three
To [D] find myself a [A7] lullaby
To [G] rock me off to sleep [D] chorus 2x
I have a wide variety of popular artist and
venues for audio tape trading. Contact me at
< [email protected] > and I will e-mail
my list to you.
Ken Reynolds
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