Biography:
Formed in 1964, the original group consisted of 5 students from St. John's University...Ted Haenlein, Frank Stapleton, Eric Crane, Denny Ryan and Peppi Marchello. The group was originally called the U-Men and played most of their gigs in the Rockaways (Peyton Place & McNultys) & Long Island (The Attic, Tiger's Tail etc.). In 1966, Frank Stapleton's brother, John, arranged for the group to play at a club in Queens, New York (The John Doe Room) where a record company executive heard them and eventually signed the band
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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!
[Intro]
Em A G D
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I teach a class of forty principles of mathematics
G D
In a fine Northeastern school
G D Em G C
I've read the great philosophies of Plato, Christ and Socrates
G D
And I live by most their rules
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get the blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I love to listen to the melodies of Bach and Beethoven
G D
And I think Bowie's a gas
G D Em G C
In '68 I worked for Gene and helped bring down the big machine
G D
And I prayed that it would last
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get the blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I have a nine room house completely furnished in the best of taste
G D
And I drive a brand new Porsche
G D Em G C
I have a Quadraphonic system with complete access to tapes
G D
And I could be a Santa Claus
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get these blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em A G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
Em A G D
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I teach a class of forty principles of mathematics
G D
In a fine Northeastern school
G D Em G C
I've read the great philosophies of Plato, Christ and Socrates
G D
And I live by most their rules
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get the blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I love to listen to the melodies of Bach and Beethoven
G D
And I think Bowie's a gas
G D Em G C
In '68 I worked for Gene and helped bring down the big machine
G D
And I prayed that it would last
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get the blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
[Verse]
G D Em G C
I have a nine room house completely furnished in the best of taste
G D
And I drive a brand new Porsche
G D Em G C
I have a Quadraphonic system with complete access to tapes
G D
And I could be a Santa Claus
Em A D
But at three o'clock I start to get these blues
[Chorus]
G C
I read your advertisement in the Voice
G C Am
Seeking some companionship to pass the lonely days
G C Em A
You made no stipulations, and only signed it "Friend"
G D Em A G D Em
Oh it's three o'clock, and I'm alone again
Goodbye Fairbank (...)
Goodbye June
Goodbye Mr. Mack (...)
Goodbye Pants
Goodbye Tomorrow
Gopal Masih
Gopi Sundar
Goran Bare
Goran Fristorp
Goran Karan