Biography:
Formed in Queens, NY, in 1955, the Cleftones consisted of five friends from Jamaica High School -- Herb Cox (lead), Warren Corbin (bass), Charlie James (first tenor), William McClain (baritone), and Berman Patterson (second tenor). Originally signed to Gee, the group released its first single, "You Baby You," late in 1955; an up-tempo doo wop song, the record became a regional hit. "Little Girl of Mine," the Cleftones' second single, broke nationally
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Title : Heart and Soul
Artist : The Cleftones
Album :
Capo : I fret
Setting : E-A-D-G-B-E
Tabbed by : Don D ([email protected])
Date : 20/04/2007
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Capo!!: 1st fret!!! The name of the chords indicate only the position of the hand!
Ex. Capo 1st fret, position hand for G but the chord you're going to play is a G#
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G Em C
Heart and soul
D
I fell in love with you.
G Em C
Heart and soul
D
the way a fool would do
G Em C
madly
D G
because you held me tight
C G
(Held me tight) Held me tight (Held me tight) Held me tight
C
(Held me tight) Held me tight (Held me tight)
G D
And so the kiss bear in the night.
G Em C
Heart and soul
D G
I beg to be adored.
Em C
Yes, and I lost control
D
and tumbled overboard
G Em C
gladly
D G
that magic night we kissed
C G
(That we kissed) Oh, we kissed (That we kissed) Oh, we kissed
C
(That we kissed) Oh we kissed (That we kissed)
G D
there in the moon-mist.
BRIDGE:
C
Oh, but your lips were thrilling,
G
much too much too thrilling.
C
Never before were mine so
D
strangely
thrilling.
G Em C
Darling and now I see
D G
what one embrace can do.
Em C
Come on, look at me
D
you've got me loving you
G Em C
madly
D G
that little kiss you stole
C G
(You stole) Oh, you stole (You stole) Oh, you stole
C
(You stole) Oh, you stole
G
(Yes, you stole) All my heart
C
(You stole) and soul
G
(Yes, you stole) All my heart
C
(You stole) and soul
G
(Yes, you stole) Oh, you stole
C
(You stole) my heart
G
(Yes you stole) and soul...
Title : Heart and Soul
Artist : The Cleftones
Album :
Capo : I fret
Setting : E-A-D-G-B-E
Tabbed by : Don D ([email protected])
Date : 20/04/2007
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Capo!!: 1st fret!!! The name of the chords indicate only the position of the hand!
Ex. Capo 1st fret, position hand for G but the chord you're going to play is a G#
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G Em C
Heart and soul
D
I fell in love with you.
G Em C
Heart and soul
D
the way a fool would do
G Em C
madly
D G
because you held me tight
C G
(Held me tight) Held me tight (Held me tight) Held me tight
C
(Held me tight) Held me tight (Held me tight)
G D
And so the kiss bear in the night.
G Em C
Heart and soul
D G
I beg to be adored.
Em C
Yes, and I lost control
D
and tumbled overboard
G Em C
gladly
D G
that magic night we kissed
C G
(That we kissed) Oh, we kissed (That we kissed) Oh, we kissed
C
(That we kissed) Oh we kissed (That we kissed)
G D
there in the moon-mist.
BRIDGE:
C
Oh, but your lips were thrilling,
G
much too much too thrilling.
C
Never before were mine so
D
strangely
thrilling.
G Em C
Darling and now I see
D G
what one embrace can do.
Em C
Come on, look at me
D
you've got me loving you
G Em C
madly
D G
that little kiss you stole
C G
(You stole) Oh, you stole (You stole) Oh, you stole
C
(You stole) Oh, you stole
G
(Yes, you stole) All my heart
C
(You stole) and soul
G
(Yes, you stole) All my heart
C
(You stole) and soul
G
(Yes, you stole) Oh, you stole
C
(You stole) my heart
G
(Yes you stole) and soul...
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