Biografía:
Sería en California y a finales de 1967 cuando el cantante, compositor y guitarrista John Kay formaría Steppenwolf, junto con los ex miembros Sparrow, el baterista Jerry Edmonton y el tecla dista Goldy Mcjohn, y los nuevos músicos Michael Monarch, como guitarrista líder y Rushton Moreve al bajo, quien sería reemplazado por John Morgan a los pocos meses de iniciar su andadura.
Su primer sencillo "A girl I knew", posteriormente aparecerían "Sookie
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Well thinking of my schooldays, I remember Maybeline
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Used to dance with her all night she was little sweet sixteen
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Her brother used to chase me, he thought I did, but I never could
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I used to call him Little Queenie, his name was Johnny B. Good
[Verse 2]
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I used to hold her 'till I was older
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Then I got bolder, her brother used to scold her
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know her brother never found me and that's all right with me
[Verse 3]
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I went to New York City to find what could be found
C
Just for kicks down sixty-six, stopped in L.A. Town
F C
Yes I went to California just to see what I could see
G F C
Well nobody knew just where I was and that's all right with me
[Instrumental]
C C F C G F C
[Verse 4]
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You know I met a girl named Carol and her girlfriend sweet Nadine
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Played the rock n' roll music, used to kiss me in between
F C
Roll over Beethoven that happened to be her favorite song
G F C
But we never did much rollin', I didn't stay there long
[Verse 5]
C
I used to hold her and try to mold her
C
Somebody told her, Nadine and I were bolder
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know I never saw her face again and that's all right with me
[Instrumental]
C C F C G F C
[Verse 6]
C
I used to hold her and try to mold her
C
Somebody told her, Nadine and I were bolder
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know I never saw her face again and that's all right with me
C
[Verse 1]
C
Well thinking of my schooldays, I remember Maybeline
C
Used to dance with her all night she was little sweet sixteen
F C
Her brother used to chase me, he thought I did, but I never could
G F C
I used to call him Little Queenie, his name was Johnny B. Good
[Verse 2]
C
I used to hold her 'till I was older
C
Then I got bolder, her brother used to scold her
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know her brother never found me and that's all right with me
[Verse 3]
C
I went to New York City to find what could be found
C
Just for kicks down sixty-six, stopped in L.A. Town
F C
Yes I went to California just to see what I could see
G F C
Well nobody knew just where I was and that's all right with me
[Instrumental]
C C F C G F C
[Verse 4]
C
You know I met a girl named Carol and her girlfriend sweet Nadine
C
Played the rock n' roll music, used to kiss me in between
F C
Roll over Beethoven that happened to be her favorite song
G F C
But we never did much rollin', I didn't stay there long
[Verse 5]
C
I used to hold her and try to mold her
C
Somebody told her, Nadine and I were bolder
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know I never saw her face again and that's all right with me
[Instrumental]
C C F C G F C
[Verse 6]
C
I used to hold her and try to mold her
C
Somebody told her, Nadine and I were bolder
F C
I left there in the mornin', went back to Memphis, Tennessee
G F C
You know I never saw her face again and that's all right with me
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