Biografía:
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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¡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!
[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