Biography:
The Association is a pop band from California in the folk rock genre. As of 2012 they are still playing with a constantly rotating membership but which always includes at least one original member. They are best known for their popularity in the 60s, when they had numerous hits at or near the top of the charts. They are known for tight vocal harmony, influenced by The Hi-Los and The Lettermen.
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Other songs:
- Never My Love
- Windy
- Along Comes Mary
- Are You Ready
- Blistered
- Broccoli
- Changes
- Cherish
- Dont Blame It
- Dont Blame It On Me
- Enter The Young
- Everything That Touches You
- Goodbye Columbus
- Ill Be Your Man
- Like Always
- Looking Glass
- No Fair At All
- On A Quiet Night
- One Too Many Mornings
- Remember
- Requiem For The Masses
- Round Again
- Six Man Band
- Standing Still
- Time For Livin
- Time It Is Today
- Wasnt It A Bit
- Wasnt It A Bit Like Now
- We Love Us
- Your Own Love
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"No Fair At All"
(Jim Yester)
Jim Yester, in the liner notes to the Japanese _From The Original Master
Tapes_ CD (Warner/Pioneer WPCP-3536):
Inspired musically by the 1940's tune, "Return To Paradise", this
bittersweet ballad features another of the group's signature sounds, the
Soprano Recorder.
Intro:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
11
xx0675 xx0787 xx0109 xx0787
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
I've never seen this side of you before, 'til now
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
Never knew that you could feel this way, 'til now
G F#m7
After all the time we've spent together
Em7 A7
Just doesn't seem fair
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
At all, no fair at all
Verse 2:
I've never seen the moonlight in your hair, 'til now
Never knew the sweet things you could say, 'til now
After all the time we've spent together
Just doesn't seem fair
At all, no fair at all
[repeat verse w/recorder solo replacing first two lines]
Coda [repeat to fade]:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
No fair at all, no no no, no fair at all...
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
#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.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
"No Fair At All"
(Jim Yester)
Jim Yester, in the liner notes to the Japanese _From The Original Master
Tapes_ CD (Warner/Pioneer WPCP-3536):
Inspired musically by the 1940's tune, "Return To Paradise", this
bittersweet ballad features another of the group's signature sounds, the
Soprano Recorder.
Intro:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
11
xx0675 xx0787 xx0109 xx0787
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
I've never seen this side of you before, 'til now
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
Never knew that you could feel this way, 'til now
G F#m7
After all the time we've spent together
Em7 A7
Just doesn't seem fair
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
At all, no fair at all
Verse 2:
I've never seen the moonlight in your hair, 'til now
Never knew the sweet things you could say, 'til now
After all the time we've spent together
Just doesn't seem fair
At all, no fair at all
[repeat verse w/recorder solo replacing first two lines]
Coda [repeat to fade]:
Dmaj7 G/D Dmaj7 G/D
No fair at all, no no no, no fair at all...
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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