Biografía:
La historia de The Left Banke define perfectamente lo que es un grupo de culto. A finales de los sesenta graban dos discos, uno de ellos excepcional, y aunque en su época no son demasiado conocidos el paso de los años sirve para dejar constancia de su enorme calidad. The Left Banke contribuyeron a hacer más complejo el pop, a demostrar que las dimensiones desde las que podía abordarse una canción eran infinitas.
El grupo se forma en 1965 en Nueva York.
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Otras canciones:
- Walk Away Renée
- Airborne
- Barterers And Their Wives
- Evening Gown
- I Have Been Searching
- I Havent Got The Nerve
- Ive Got Something On My Mind
- Ivy Ivy
- Lazy Day
- Let Go Of You Girl
- Myrah
- Pretty Ballerina
- Shadows Breaking Over My Head
- She May Call You Up Tonight
- Sing Little Bird Sing
- Something On My Mind
- Walk Away Renee
- What Do You Know
¡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!
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Barterers And Their Wives chords
The Left Banke 1966
Capo I
G
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C F C
Trading, fading, faking, breaking,
F C G
Barter away their lives
F C G
Crowding the city gate
F C G
Shunning the master s fate
F C F C
Low decisions they envision,
F C G
Cleaning the paupers plates
D A C G D . . .
In the marketplace, trading commonplace friends
D A C G D . . .
Come to banter on odds to meet their own ends
F C G
Barterers hold their own
F C G
Pinching on what they loan
F C F C
After seeding, people pleading,
F C G
Spending the heat alone
D A C G D . . .
Who will sacrifice pride for being nice game
D A C G D . . .
He s in season & that s the reason he came
break
G
F C G
Barterers & their trade
F C G
Lately fall back to fade
F C F C
Every evening, packing, leaving,
F C G
Counting on what they ve made
D A C G D . . .
Wifely cooking will keep them looking their best
D A C G D . . .
As they smile & set out beguiling with jest
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C F C
Trading, fading, faking, breaking,
F C G
Barter away their lives
D A C G D . . . 2x
F C G . . .
Set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
# This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
# song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Barterers And Their Wives chords
The Left Banke 1966
Capo I
G
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C F C
Trading, fading, faking, breaking,
F C G
Barter away their lives
F C G
Crowding the city gate
F C G
Shunning the master s fate
F C F C
Low decisions they envision,
F C G
Cleaning the paupers plates
D A C G D . . .
In the marketplace, trading commonplace friends
D A C G D . . .
Come to banter on odds to meet their own ends
F C G
Barterers hold their own
F C G
Pinching on what they loan
F C F C
After seeding, people pleading,
F C G
Spending the heat alone
D A C G D . . .
Who will sacrifice pride for being nice game
D A C G D . . .
He s in season & that s the reason he came
break
G
F C G
Barterers & their trade
F C G
Lately fall back to fade
F C F C
Every evening, packing, leaving,
F C G
Counting on what they ve made
D A C G D . . .
Wifely cooking will keep them looking their best
D A C G D . . .
As they smile & set out beguiling with jest
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C G
Barterers & their wives
F C F C
Trading, fading, faking, breaking,
F C G
Barter away their lives
D A C G D . . . 2x
F C G . . .
Set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
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