Biography:
The Beau Brummels were an American rock band, formed in San Francisco in 1964. The band's original lineup included Sal Valentino (lead vocals), Ron Elliott (lead guitar and main songwriter), Ron Meagher (bass guitar), Declan Mulligan (rhythm guitar, bass, harmonica), and John Petersen (drums). The Beau Brummels were discovered by Autumn Records, where Sylvester Stewart—later known as Sly Stone—produced the group's early recording sessions. Initially
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In Good Time:Beau Brummels.
B-Side of Don't Talk To Strangers.
#52 on BB Hot 100 on Autumn Records
in 1965.
INTRO: B E G..E D E G..D E G
#1.
E D E
Sittin’ with a crowd around me, why do I feel lonely?
E A D E
People talkin’ lots around me, why do I feel lonely?
E A D E
I can go to congregation, still neglected by the nation.
A D E
I can get my fill–a-bration, still I’m feelin’ lonely.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E B E B E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
(Yeah!)
#2.
E A D E
I’m not one to start complainin’, why am I so sour?
E A D E
I’m not losin’ ground, I’m gainin’, why am I so sour?
E A D E
Everything is goin’ my way, traffic’s moving on the highway.
E A D E
Don’t mind eatin’ fish on Friday, still I’m feelin’ sour.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E B E B E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
#3.
E A D E
Now, doesn’t matter what I’m playin’, why do I get shaky?
E A D E
Doesn’t matter what I’m sayin’, why do I get shaky?
E A D E
Cannot figure why I’m bitter, folks call me a real go-getter.
E A D E
I ain’t never been no quitter, still I’m feelin’ shaky.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
OUTRO:
E A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
E A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
A Sixties Smash from Kraziekhat.
B-Side of Don't Talk To Strangers.
#52 on BB Hot 100 on Autumn Records
in 1965.
INTRO: B E G..E D E G..D E G
#1.
E D E
Sittin’ with a crowd around me, why do I feel lonely?
E A D E
People talkin’ lots around me, why do I feel lonely?
E A D E
I can go to congregation, still neglected by the nation.
A D E
I can get my fill–a-bration, still I’m feelin’ lonely.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E B E B E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
(Yeah!)
#2.
E A D E
I’m not one to start complainin’, why am I so sour?
E A D E
I’m not losin’ ground, I’m gainin’, why am I so sour?
E A D E
Everything is goin’ my way, traffic’s moving on the highway.
E A D E
Don’t mind eatin’ fish on Friday, still I’m feelin’ sour.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E B E B E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
#3.
E A D E
Now, doesn’t matter what I’m playin’, why do I get shaky?
E A D E
Doesn’t matter what I’m sayin’, why do I get shaky?
E A D E
Cannot figure why I’m bitter, folks call me a real go-getter.
E A D E
I ain’t never been no quitter, still I’m feelin’ shaky.
CHORUS:
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
OUTRO:
E A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I feel some better.
E A D E
Time, time, in good time, oh, oh, I will forget her.
A Sixties Smash from Kraziekhat.
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