Biografía:
The Crests fueron una banda popular de música Doo wop de la zona este inferior de Manhattan, en Nueva York, que adquirió cierta fama a finales de los 50.Una de sus más afamadas canciones es Sixteen Candles (dieciséis velas). El tema está caracterizado por uno de los principales vocalistas de este género musical, Johnny Maestro y alcanzó el número 2 en la lista estadounidense Hot 100 chart en 1958. La grabación vendió un millón de copias, adquiriendo por ello un disco de oro.
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Six Nights A Week:The Crests.
#17 on R&B CHarts and # 28 on BB Hot
100 on CO-ED Records in 1958.
(Great 50's Doo-Wop.)
INTRO:
Eb Dbm
Dee-oop-dee-oop-dee-ooo..
#1.
Dbm E A Dbm
Well, six nights a week, I long for you.
E Dbm B A
And then, on Saturday night I hold you in
Dbm E
my arms again.
B E A Dbm E
I love you so, but I'm a fool it seems.
E B Ebm A
Cause six nights a week I see you only
E A E
in my dreams. (wooo-oooo-oooo-oooo.)
#2.
Dbm A Dbm
I want to hold you every night but you
E Dbm E
won't give me a chance.
A B
I have to wait to hold you tight until
A B
the next Saturday's dance.
Dbm E Dbm A E
So, why must we spend six nights a week apart?
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
E
to my heart.
BRIDGE:
A E A
I want to hold you every night, but you
E A E
won't give me a chance.
Gb B
I have to wait to hold you tight until the
Gb B
next Saturday's dance.
#3.
Dbm E A E
So, why must we spend six nights a week apart?
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
Dbm E A E
to my heart..(wooo-oooo-oooo-oooo.)
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
B A E
to my heart.
OUTRO:
E A Ebm E
(Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
B A Gbm E Em
Friday, Saturday, ev--ery night..weeee-oooo-
B E
oooo-oooo-oooo.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
#17 on R&B CHarts and # 28 on BB Hot
100 on CO-ED Records in 1958.
(Great 50's Doo-Wop.)
INTRO:
Eb Dbm
Dee-oop-dee-oop-dee-ooo..
#1.
Dbm E A Dbm
Well, six nights a week, I long for you.
E Dbm B A
And then, on Saturday night I hold you in
Dbm E
my arms again.
B E A Dbm E
I love you so, but I'm a fool it seems.
E B Ebm A
Cause six nights a week I see you only
E A E
in my dreams. (wooo-oooo-oooo-oooo.)
#2.
Dbm A Dbm
I want to hold you every night but you
E Dbm E
won't give me a chance.
A B
I have to wait to hold you tight until
A B
the next Saturday's dance.
Dbm E Dbm A E
So, why must we spend six nights a week apart?
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
E
to my heart.
BRIDGE:
A E A
I want to hold you every night, but you
E A E
won't give me a chance.
Gb B
I have to wait to hold you tight until the
Gb B
next Saturday's dance.
#3.
Dbm E A E
So, why must we spend six nights a week apart?
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
Dbm E A E
to my heart..(wooo-oooo-oooo-oooo.)
Dbm B A
When night after night I'd love to hold you
B A E
to my heart.
OUTRO:
E A Ebm E
(Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
B A Gbm E Em
Friday, Saturday, ev--ery night..weeee-oooo-
B E
oooo-oooo-oooo.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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