Biografía:
Hay varios artistas con este nombre.
1. Banda de rock and roll, cuyos integrates eran soldados americanos destinados en Alemania a mediados de los sesenta, primero bajo el nombre de 'The Tonquiays'. Decidieron raparse como las tensuras de los monjes, completando la imagen con túnicas de color negro y collares. Los integrantes eran Gary Burger (guitarra solista y primera voz), Dave Day (banjo, inicialmente guitarra rítmica) y vocalista (murió el 10 de Enero del 2008)
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Listen to the intro for the timing and the song for the rythmn. Any corrections welcome
i think is ok.
Note the key change after the second verse. The ending Bb/B is a slide from Bb to B.
Nice Legs Shame About The Face
The Monks
Intro
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
B---------------------------------------------5--5--55--55--55--55------|B
G---------------------------------------------6--6--66--66--66--66------|G
D---2--2--2--2------7--7--77--77--77--77------7--7--77--77--77--77------|D
A---0--0--0--0------5--5--55--55--55--55------0--0--00--00--00--00------|A
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
B-----------------------------5--5--55--55--55--------------------------|B
G-----------------------------6--6--66--66--66--------------------------|G
D---9--9--99------77--77------7--7--77--77--77--------------------------|D
A---7--7--77------55--55------0--0--00--00--00--------------------------|A
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
A
Met her on a blind date, helping out an old mate
Waiting at the corner, she’s be dressed in black
D
There was I expecting a really tasty bird
A
He said she was good looking, I should have doubt his word
E D
When I saw her there she was a real disgrace
A
I thought nice legs shame about the face
D A E D A E
A
I had to take her dancing, I couldn’t let her down
So we caught the bus to the other side of town
D
Out upon the dance floor, I wasn’t getting far
A
So I had a drink with my friends up at the bar
E D
I asked them what they thought of her they fell about the place
A
And they said nice legs shame about her face
B B
E B F# E B F#
B
She said could we go bowling,
I said that would be fine
E
But when I bought the tickets
B
She’d already changed her mind
F# E
She was turning out to be a real hard case
B
Nice legs shame about the boat race
E B F# E B F#
B
Downed a gin and soda, tapped me on the shoulder
Whispered in my ear it’s getting kind of late
E
When I took her home we hardly said a thing
B
I walked her to the door, expected to go in
F# E
She looked me up and down and really put me in my place
B Bb/B
She said nice legs shame about your face
Bb/B
Nice legs shame about your face
i think is ok.
Note the key change after the second verse. The ending Bb/B is a slide from Bb to B.
Nice Legs Shame About The Face
The Monks
Intro
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
B---------------------------------------------5--5--55--55--55--55------|B
G---------------------------------------------6--6--66--66--66--66------|G
D---2--2--2--2------7--7--77--77--77--77------7--7--77--77--77--77------|D
A---0--0--0--0------5--5--55--55--55--55------0--0--00--00--00--00------|A
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
B-----------------------------5--5--55--55--55--------------------------|B
G-----------------------------6--6--66--66--66--------------------------|G
D---9--9--99------77--77------7--7--77--77--77--------------------------|D
A---7--7--77------55--55------0--0--00--00--00--------------------------|A
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|E
A
Met her on a blind date, helping out an old mate
Waiting at the corner, she’s be dressed in black
D
There was I expecting a really tasty bird
A
He said she was good looking, I should have doubt his word
E D
When I saw her there she was a real disgrace
A
I thought nice legs shame about the face
D A E D A E
A
I had to take her dancing, I couldn’t let her down
So we caught the bus to the other side of town
D
Out upon the dance floor, I wasn’t getting far
A
So I had a drink with my friends up at the bar
E D
I asked them what they thought of her they fell about the place
A
And they said nice legs shame about her face
B B
E B F# E B F#
B
She said could we go bowling,
I said that would be fine
E
But when I bought the tickets
B
She’d already changed her mind
F# E
She was turning out to be a real hard case
B
Nice legs shame about the boat race
E B F# E B F#
B
Downed a gin and soda, tapped me on the shoulder
Whispered in my ear it’s getting kind of late
E
When I took her home we hardly said a thing
B
I walked her to the door, expected to go in
F# E
She looked me up and down and really put me in my place
B Bb/B
She said nice legs shame about your face
Bb/B
Nice legs shame about your face
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