Biografía:
Rockero estadounidense afincado en Europa. Nacido en 1949, sus letras son inteligentes y sus influencias son amplias también.
Pertenece a esa magnifica hornada de artistas que irrumpieron en la escena musical en la segunda mitad de los años 70, cuando el rock clasico estaba en decadencia y el punk se estaba gestando.
De entre esos artistas podemos destacar a Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith o a Tom Petty.
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- Blissed Out In The Land Of Nod
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- Caught Short In The Long Run
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- Come On Louann
- Continental Kinda Girl
- Cutting The Cake
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- Dont Go Away
- Drive All Night
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- Gone Gone Gone
- Graveyard Scarpbook
- Green River
- Greetings From Sydney
- Ground Zero
- Hangin Out
- History
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- Hows The Family
- I Couldnt Touch You
- I Wish I Was Picasso
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- Last Of The Rock Stars
- Last Train To Memphis
- Let It Rain
- Like A Great Gatsby
- Little Big Man
- Lo And Behold
- Losing It
- Lost Generation
- Made In Freud
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- Never As Old As You
- New World Order
- Niagara Falls
- Oh Wyoming
- On Elvis Presleys Birthday
- On Romeo Street
- Open City
- Ophelia
- Party Girls And Broken Poets
- Pneumonia Alley
- Poise N Grace
- Poisen Pen
- Rain Rain Rain
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- Sacrifice
- Sad After Sex
- Sicily
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- Something Like Steve Mcqueen
- Sonny
- St Elmos Motel
- Take That Devil Out Of Me
- Take Your Love Away
- Tell Me
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- The Banks Of The Ohio
- The Best Kiss
- The Day After Valentines Day
- The Epicenter
- The Eyes Of The Children Of Maria
- The Fall Of Saigon
- The Loser
- The Malady And The Medicine
- The Price I Pay
- The Valley Below
- Veronique The Actress
- Visions Of The Night
- Well Intentioned Pedestrians
- What The Fuck Is Going On
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- With This Ring
- Worried Man Blues
- You Cant Go Home
- You Never Know What Youre In For
- Youre Gonna Chase Love Away
¡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!
Song: On Romeo Street
Artist: Elliott Murphy
Album: Rainy Season (2000)
Tabbed by: Javier de la Fuente
Chords: F#m#5 200003 Emaddb13 022010
[Intro]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was trapped in my peripheral vision like a long lost silhouette
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was fine and dirty and curly and loose
G F#m#5 Em D C
And from that sacred moment when the ends of our fingers met
G F#m#5 Em D C
I felt a shiver go down into the heels of my cowboy boots
G F#m#5 Em D C
See I was cornered like a rat in a prewar drugstore raid
G F#m#5 Em D C
And I was ranting and raving and reciting the raunchy blues
G F#m#5 Em D C
Yeah she knew a thing or two so I didn't have much to say
G F#m#5 Em D C
She said I'm here my dear to deliver the good news
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
You see I felt my life was already over but my moment had just begun
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I saw my chance and I grabbed it as best as I could
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I lay down in her sweet smelling soulfully seductive quicksand
G F#m#5 Em D C
Though the ghost of romance stood behind me and might have given me a push
G F#m#5 Em D C
We had no friends in common except mister and misses happenstance
G F#m#5 Em D C
And I was talking more and more about movies and books
G F#m#5 Em D C
Then I ran out of words and I asked her well can I have this dance
G F#m#5 Em D C
And she thought that was funny and gave me a very, very special look
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well the parade was passing and I was marching right behind the majorette
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was throwing her baton much higher than the oldest oak tree
G F#m#5 Em D C
There was such symbolism I thought Christ had risen and I just had to forget
G F#m#5 Em D C
And start over again from the day I stood at my daddy's knew
G F#m#5 Em D C
When he said son there's a few things here that I gotta tell you
G F#m#5 Em D C
And he bent down low to whisper in my childish ear
G F#m#5 Em D C
When just then a squadron of jet fighters passed right over my head
G F#m#5 Em D C
And he said promise me boy you'll always keep that thought dear
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well I guess I forgot more now than I'll ever remember
G F#m#5 Em D C
About why you plant roses when a rainbow is just at its end
G F#m#5 Em D C
About why you shouldn't make any new plans till say mid-December
G F#m#5 Em D C
Keep the new year new as long as you can
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well here's to the crazies who make a dreary day worth living
G F#m#5 Em D C
See them laughing at phonies and frauds who believe so much in themselves
G F#m#5 Em D C
Because among them I believe is where the magic it keeps itself well hidden
G F#m#5 Em D C
From those politicos who would steal the ring out of a church bell
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I went back to her every night till I was totally addicted
G F#m#5 Em D C
And she knew it too and believe me that was the very best part
G F#m#5 Em D C
Sure the newness gets old but she sure knew how to fix it
G F#m#5 Em D C
And soon I was sporting a good as new broken in head
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well we've fought about friends and we've argued about the weather
G F#m#5 Em D C
And whether or not we turn left or right when we go out at night
G F#m#5 Em D C
I've misused every sacred word that I could remember
G F#m#5 Em D C
Except for love cause that just wouldn't be right
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
On Romeo street they're selling bedroom sets and mirrors
G F#m#5 Em D C
And couches covered in the most luxurious velour
G F#m#5 Em D C
And one day I lay down in the softness but I saw where the fear lives
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I turned around and marched back onto the kiling floor
G F#m#5 Em D C
Yeah Romeo street is twisting its way out into the suburbs
G F#m#5 Em D C
But tonight the trade is all running the other way
G F#m#5 Em D C
Its a madness my dear that keeps us out here in the moonlight
G F#m#5 Em D C
Its a madness I hope that never ever goes away
[Outro]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G
Artist: Elliott Murphy
Album: Rainy Season (2000)
Tabbed by: Javier de la Fuente
Chords: F#m#5 200003 Emaddb13 022010
[Intro]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was trapped in my peripheral vision like a long lost silhouette
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was fine and dirty and curly and loose
G F#m#5 Em D C
And from that sacred moment when the ends of our fingers met
G F#m#5 Em D C
I felt a shiver go down into the heels of my cowboy boots
G F#m#5 Em D C
See I was cornered like a rat in a prewar drugstore raid
G F#m#5 Em D C
And I was ranting and raving and reciting the raunchy blues
G F#m#5 Em D C
Yeah she knew a thing or two so I didn't have much to say
G F#m#5 Em D C
She said I'm here my dear to deliver the good news
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
You see I felt my life was already over but my moment had just begun
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I saw my chance and I grabbed it as best as I could
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I lay down in her sweet smelling soulfully seductive quicksand
G F#m#5 Em D C
Though the ghost of romance stood behind me and might have given me a push
G F#m#5 Em D C
We had no friends in common except mister and misses happenstance
G F#m#5 Em D C
And I was talking more and more about movies and books
G F#m#5 Em D C
Then I ran out of words and I asked her well can I have this dance
G F#m#5 Em D C
And she thought that was funny and gave me a very, very special look
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well the parade was passing and I was marching right behind the majorette
G F#m#5 Em D C
She was throwing her baton much higher than the oldest oak tree
G F#m#5 Em D C
There was such symbolism I thought Christ had risen and I just had to forget
G F#m#5 Em D C
And start over again from the day I stood at my daddy's knew
G F#m#5 Em D C
When he said son there's a few things here that I gotta tell you
G F#m#5 Em D C
And he bent down low to whisper in my childish ear
G F#m#5 Em D C
When just then a squadron of jet fighters passed right over my head
G F#m#5 Em D C
And he said promise me boy you'll always keep that thought dear
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well I guess I forgot more now than I'll ever remember
G F#m#5 Em D C
About why you plant roses when a rainbow is just at its end
G F#m#5 Em D C
About why you shouldn't make any new plans till say mid-December
G F#m#5 Em D C
Keep the new year new as long as you can
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well here's to the crazies who make a dreary day worth living
G F#m#5 Em D C
See them laughing at phonies and frauds who believe so much in themselves
G F#m#5 Em D C
Because among them I believe is where the magic it keeps itself well hidden
G F#m#5 Em D C
From those politicos who would steal the ring out of a church bell
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I went back to her every night till I was totally addicted
G F#m#5 Em D C
And she knew it too and believe me that was the very best part
G F#m#5 Em D C
Sure the newness gets old but she sure knew how to fix it
G F#m#5 Em D C
And soon I was sporting a good as new broken in head
G F#m#5 Em D C
Well we've fought about friends and we've argued about the weather
G F#m#5 Em D C
And whether or not we turn left or right when we go out at night
G F#m#5 Em D C
I've misused every sacred word that I could remember
G F#m#5 Em D C
Except for love cause that just wouldn't be right
[Interlude]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
[Verse]
G F#m#5 Em D C
On Romeo street they're selling bedroom sets and mirrors
G F#m#5 Em D C
And couches covered in the most luxurious velour
G F#m#5 Em D C
And one day I lay down in the softness but I saw where the fear lives
G F#m#5 Em D C
So I turned around and marched back onto the kiling floor
G F#m#5 Em D C
Yeah Romeo street is twisting its way out into the suburbs
G F#m#5 Em D C
But tonight the trade is all running the other way
G F#m#5 Em D C
Its a madness my dear that keeps us out here in the moonlight
G F#m#5 Em D C
Its a madness I hope that never ever goes away
[Outro]
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am
G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G F#m#5 Em D C Emaddb13 Am G
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