Biografía:
Three bands have performed and recorded under the name "Show of Hands".
1) Show Of Hands are England's most successful acoustic roots duo - Steve Knightley and Phil Beer. Their widespread appeal is based on the combined power of Steve's original songs, the quality of their vocals and harmonies, and their multi-instrumental virtuosity. Their performances feature guitars, mandocello, fiddle, cuatro, viola and concertina.
Packing venues from the smallest village hall to the Royal Albert Hall in London
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Otras canciones:
- Arrogance Ignorance And Greed
- Boys Of Summer
- Captains
- Company Town
- Country Life
- Cousin Jack
- Galway Farmer
- Hallows Eve
- Keep Hauling
- Longdog
- Man Of War
- Reunion Hill
- Roots
- Santiago
- Stop Copying Me
- The Blue Cockade
- The Dive
- The Gamekeeper
- The Man In Green
- The Napoli
- The Setting Mary From Dungloe
- Undertow
- Youre Mine
¡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!
A great song from Show of Hands, recorded by them more than once, I believe first in
collaboration with a Chilean folk Group with whom they recorded as 'Alianza'.
The chords here are my interpretation of that recording! Hope it works for you :)
D
From the ports of the west
G
We sailed into the sun,
D
South America Bound,
G
The journey begun,
A Bm G D
Lights coming on in the barrios,
G A
Half the world away,
D A Bm G
Oceans to cross, and course to steer,
A
All the way.
D
We bought copper and ore,
G
Silver and gold,
D
From the mines and fields,
G
The sweat of a people was sold,
A Bm G D
Lights going out in the barrios
D G A
A long days labour at an end,
D Bm G
They saw the wealth of the mountains,
A
Flow all the way
G
to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
A Bm
All the way
D
And when the country was torn,
G
We chose sides,
D
Selling arms to the few
G
Who would hold back the tide,
A Bm G D
Fires burned in the barrios
G Bm Em
We poured oil upon the flames,
D A Bm G
Selling bullets, bombs, guns and planes
A
All the way.
D
From the hearts of the west,
G
They’ll fly back to the sun,
D
South America bound,
G
The story is done,
A Bm G D
There’ll be laughter and songs in the barrios
G Bm A
To echo half the world away,
D A G
When Maria y Juan y Julio,
D A G
Felipe, Pedro y Mario,
D A G
Isabella, y Manuel y Mauricio,
A
Vengamos a la casa,
G
A Santiago.
collaboration with a Chilean folk Group with whom they recorded as 'Alianza'.
The chords here are my interpretation of that recording! Hope it works for you :)
D
From the ports of the west
G
We sailed into the sun,
D
South America Bound,
G
The journey begun,
A Bm G D
Lights coming on in the barrios,
G A
Half the world away,
D A Bm G
Oceans to cross, and course to steer,
A
All the way.
D
We bought copper and ore,
G
Silver and gold,
D
From the mines and fields,
G
The sweat of a people was sold,
A Bm G D
Lights going out in the barrios
D G A
A long days labour at an end,
D Bm G
They saw the wealth of the mountains,
A
Flow all the way
G
to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
D G
All the way to Santiago,
A Bm
All the way
D
And when the country was torn,
G
We chose sides,
D
Selling arms to the few
G
Who would hold back the tide,
A Bm G D
Fires burned in the barrios
G Bm Em
We poured oil upon the flames,
D A Bm G
Selling bullets, bombs, guns and planes
A
All the way.
D
From the hearts of the west,
G
They’ll fly back to the sun,
D
South America bound,
G
The story is done,
A Bm G D
There’ll be laughter and songs in the barrios
G Bm A
To echo half the world away,
D A G
When Maria y Juan y Julio,
D A G
Felipe, Pedro y Mario,
D A G
Isabella, y Manuel y Mauricio,
A
Vengamos a la casa,
G
A Santiago.
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