Biografía:
Los Buckinghams fueron el grupo más famoso de Chicago desde 1965 a 1968, mucho más famosos que The Shadows Of Knight y mucho más que Los New Colony Six. Los Buckinghams empezaron modestamente en el 65, grabando en sellos locales como Alley y Spectra Sound. A mediados o finales del 65, pasaron a USA Records, que era una compañía más grande y con ella obtuvieron su primer e inesperado número 1 en los Estados Unidos ('Kind Of A Drag', febrero 1967).
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¡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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"Susan"
(Holvay / Beisbier / Guercio)
Piano intro:
C Dm Em F/G G
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
C Dm7/C C Dm7/C
Susan, looks like I am losin'
Am Fm6
I'm losin' my mind (losin' my mind)
C [1: Dm7 G7]
I'm wastin' my time
Verse 2:
Susan, do you have to be confusin'
I ask myself why (ask myself why)
You're sayin' goodbye
Chorus:
Dm G#dim Em E7/G#
No other girl could ever take the place of you
Am
Though you're hurtin' me
D7 Dm
You know I'll always be thinkin' of you
Dm7/G G7
Girl I always love you
[repeat verse 2 instrumentally]
[repeat chorus]
[freak-out section]
[Editor's note: when I heard them live, they extended the
freak-out section for a couple minutes, stepped up to the mic,
and executed the acappella section in *perfect* four-part
harmony without *any* pitch reference! And no, it wasn't taped,
either; this was 1968...]
Acappella break:
Love love love love...
I love you, yes I do, I do (2X)
Coda (repeat to fade):
C Dm7/C C Dm7/C
Susan I love you
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
#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.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
"Susan"
(Holvay / Beisbier / Guercio)
Piano intro:
C Dm Em F/G G
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
C Dm7/C C Dm7/C
Susan, looks like I am losin'
Am Fm6
I'm losin' my mind (losin' my mind)
C [1: Dm7 G7]
I'm wastin' my time
Verse 2:
Susan, do you have to be confusin'
I ask myself why (ask myself why)
You're sayin' goodbye
Chorus:
Dm G#dim Em E7/G#
No other girl could ever take the place of you
Am
Though you're hurtin' me
D7 Dm
You know I'll always be thinkin' of you
Dm7/G G7
Girl I always love you
[repeat verse 2 instrumentally]
[repeat chorus]
[freak-out section]
[Editor's note: when I heard them live, they extended the
freak-out section for a couple minutes, stepped up to the mic,
and executed the acappella section in *perfect* four-part
harmony without *any* pitch reference! And no, it wasn't taped,
either; this was 1968...]
Acappella break:
Love love love love...
I love you, yes I do, I do (2X)
Coda (repeat to fade):
C Dm7/C C Dm7/C
Susan I love you
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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