Biografía:
Joseph Arthur reúne muchas de las clásicas cualidades de eso que se ha venido en llamar artista de culto. Cantautor de reconocido prestigio crítico, y casi inevitablemente ligado a ello escaso conocimiento y éxito popular, escritor de letras inteligentes y musicalmente innovador aun su reconocida deuda con la tradición folk, mucho más patente en sus dos primeros discos, es una verdadera pena que Joseph Arthur siga siendo un músico para minorías.
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Otras canciones:
- Black Lexus
- Cinderella Under Glass
- Exhausted
- Honey And The Moon
- In The Sun
- Almost Blue
- Ashes Everywhere
- Chicago
- Cinderella Underglass
- Coast Of High Barbary
- Cockroach
- Crying Like A Man
- Devils Broom
- Dont Tell Your Eyes
- Drive
- Enough To Get Away
- Exhausted Acoustic
- Gipsy Faded
- Gypsy Faded
- Hang Around Here
- I Used To Know How To Walk On Water
- In The Night
- Innocent World
- Leave Us Alone
- Lovely Cost
- Mercedes
- Mexican Army
- My Home Is Your Head
- Nuclear Daydream
- Pretty Good Company
- Say Goodbye
- September Baby
- Slide Away
- Someone To Love
- Space Needle
- Spacemen
- Speed Of Light
- Tattoo
- Temporary People
- Too Much To Hide
- Travel As Equals
- Turn You On
- When I Was Running Out Of Time
- You Are Free
- Youre So True
- Youve Been Loved
¡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!
Joseph Arthur - High Barbary
Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys (2006)
Original in Am
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[Verse 1]
Am Em Am Em
There were two lofty ships, from old England came
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
One was the Prince of Luther, and the other Prince of Wales
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 2]
Am Em Am Em
"Aloft there, aloft," our jolly boatsman cried
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"Look ahead, look astern, look the weather, look a-lee"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
"Look down along the coast of High Barbary"
[Verse 3]
Am Em Am Em
"There's naught upon the stern, there's naught upon the lee
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
But there's a lofty ship to windward, and she's sailin' fast and free"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 4]
Am Em Am Em
"Oh hail her, oh hail her," our gallant captain cried
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"Are you a man of war, a privateer, a merchant ship?," said he
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 5]
Am Em Am Em
"I am not a man of war, a privateer," said he
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"But I'm a salt sea pirate, a-looking for my fee"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 6]
Am Em Am Em
For broadside, for broadside, a long time we lay
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
Until the Prince of Luther shot the pirate's mast away
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 7]
Am Em Am Em
"For quarter, for quarter," the pirates they did cry
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
But the answer that we gave them: we sunk them in the sea
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
Am Am G G G G Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys (2006)
Original in Am
---
[Verse 1]
Am Em Am Em
There were two lofty ships, from old England came
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
One was the Prince of Luther, and the other Prince of Wales
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 2]
Am Em Am Em
"Aloft there, aloft," our jolly boatsman cried
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"Look ahead, look astern, look the weather, look a-lee"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
"Look down along the coast of High Barbary"
[Verse 3]
Am Em Am Em
"There's naught upon the stern, there's naught upon the lee
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
But there's a lofty ship to windward, and she's sailin' fast and free"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 4]
Am Em Am Em
"Oh hail her, oh hail her," our gallant captain cried
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"Are you a man of war, a privateer, a merchant ship?," said he
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 5]
Am Em Am Em
"I am not a man of war, a privateer," said he
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
"But I'm a salt sea pirate, a-looking for my fee"
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 6]
Am Em Am Em
For broadside, for broadside, a long time we lay
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
Until the Prince of Luther shot the pirate's mast away
Am Am G G Am Am Am Am
Down along the coast of High Barbary
[Verse 7]
Am Em Am Em
"For quarter, for quarter," the pirates they did cry
Am Em C G
Blow high, blow low, and so sail we
Am Em Am Em
But the answer that we gave them: we sunk them in the sea
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
Am Am G G G G Am Am Am Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
Am Am G G G G Am
Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary
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