Biografía:
Eddie Cochran (Albert Lea (Minnesota), 3 de octubre de 1938 - Chippenham, Wiltshire (Inglaterra), 17 de abril de 1960) fue un músico de rockabilly estadounidense. Su nombre real era Edward Ray Cochrane.
Eddie Cochran nació y creció en Albert Lea, Minnesota. Empezó su carrera musical en 1955 con un amigo llamado Hank Cochran,que sería más tarde un letrista de música country. A pesar del apellido común, no existía entre ellos ningún lazo de parentesco.
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Otras canciones:
- C'mon Everybody
- Summertime Blues
- 20 Flight Rock
- Boll Weevil
- C Mon Everybody
- Cherished Memories
- Cmon Everybody
- Come On Everybody
- Completely Sweet
- Cut Across Shorty
- Do You Want To Dance
- Dont Blame It On Me
- Dont Bye Bye Baby Me
- Drive
- Half Loved
- Hallelujah I Love Her So
- I Almost Lost My Mind
- I Remember
- Im Ready
- Jeanie Jeannie Jeannie
- Jelly Bean
- Latch On
- Lonely
- Mean When Im Mad
- Money Honey
- My Way
- Nervous Breakdown
- One Kiss
- Opportunity
- Pink Peg Slacks
- Rock And Roll Blues
- Rock N Roll Blues
- Skinny Jim
- Somethin Else
- Something Else
- Stockins And Shoes
- Sweetie Pie
- Teenage Heaven
- Tell Me Why
- Teresa
- Three Stars
- Three Steps To Heaven
- Undying Love
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Pink Peg Slacks:Eddie Cochran.
Album - Eddie Cochran Great Hits -
on LIBERTY Records in 1983.
( The sixth album posthumously released
in the US after Eddie Cochran's death
in 1960.)
INTRO: G
#1.
G D G
I went down town last night, gonna dig a show,
D
when I passed a display window of a big department
G
store.
G
Well, I looked inside this window, man, all filled
up with racks.
G7
And down there near the bottom was a crazy pair of
slacks.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#2.
G
Well, I walked up to a salesman, I said, mister, I'm
flat broke, but I gotta have them pink slacks.
G
He said, man is this a joke?
G
Well, I asked him how much money, he said, add up four
and eight.
G
He said, man, them pants is crazy, them's pink, rayon
G7
acetate.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#3.
G
Well, I went to see my baby, asked her for some dough.
Said, well, you know I love you, honey, what you need this
money for?
G
Well, I told her about them peggers, I found across downtown.
G7
Got a sawbuck from her, daddy, yeah, and I turned my Ford around.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#4.
G
I slid my Ford into a stop, rushed into the store.
I said, man, I got a sawbuck, he said, you need two bucks more.
G
I said, man can't I charge it?
G
He said, man, we don't get these things for free.
G
I said, mister you just don't realize what these pink peggers
G7
mean to me.
OUTRO:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G
pink peg slacks?
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Album - Eddie Cochran Great Hits -
on LIBERTY Records in 1983.
( The sixth album posthumously released
in the US after Eddie Cochran's death
in 1960.)
INTRO: G
#1.
G D G
I went down town last night, gonna dig a show,
D
when I passed a display window of a big department
G
store.
G
Well, I looked inside this window, man, all filled
up with racks.
G7
And down there near the bottom was a crazy pair of
slacks.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#2.
G
Well, I walked up to a salesman, I said, mister, I'm
flat broke, but I gotta have them pink slacks.
G
He said, man is this a joke?
G
Well, I asked him how much money, he said, add up four
and eight.
G
He said, man, them pants is crazy, them's pink, rayon
G7
acetate.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#3.
G
Well, I went to see my baby, asked her for some dough.
Said, well, you know I love you, honey, what you need this
money for?
G
Well, I told her about them peggers, I found across downtown.
G7
Got a sawbuck from her, daddy, yeah, and I turned my Ford around.
CHORUS:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G D
pink peg slacks?
#4.
G
I slid my Ford into a stop, rushed into the store.
I said, man, I got a sawbuck, he said, you need two bucks more.
G
I said, man can't I charge it?
G
He said, man, we don't get these things for free.
G
I said, mister you just don't realize what these pink peggers
G7
mean to me.
OUTRO:
C G
I gotta have 'em, yeah, well, I need 'em for this cat.
G D
Well, well, yeah, how can I go cattin' without crazy
G
pink peg slacks?
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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