Biografía:
Grupo británico de los años 60 y 70, de procedencia escocesa, se formaron a comienzos de los años 60 en la ciudad de Glasgow con el nombre original de Dean Ford & The Gaylords.
Estaban compuestos, tras varios cambios iniciales en el puesto de bajista y batería, por el cantante Dean Ford (de nombre real Thomas McAleese), el guitarra líder Willie "Junior" Campbell, el guitarra rítmica Pat Fairley, el bajista Graham Knight y el batería Raymond Duffy.
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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!
Radancer:Marmalade.
#6 in UK on DECCA Records in 1972.
INTRO: A
#1.
A
I saw a girl on a northern dance floor..
she looked sixteen, she could have been
more.
D A
I went to her thinking only of romance..
E D
but when the band played, man, I didn't
A
stand a chance..all she wanna do was..
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance the night away.
#2.
A
I tried to show some genuine affection..could be a
chance of a close connection.
D A
I didn't know she was there for just one thing.
E D A
Cause when the band played, man, you ought to see her swing..
swing down easy.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance, the night away.
(INTERLUDE:) D A D E A
#3.
A
And when the dance was nearly over I decided I was really
gonna show her.
D A
I took a drink and I went to join the fun..(that's when the
E D
fun had just begun)..and when the band played, man, I was
A
second to none.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see me dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give me a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching me lay
it down.
A E A
I can dance, dance, dance the night away.
E A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
E D A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
OUTRO:
A
Dance, dance, Watusi Baby..dance, dance, Funky Mofa..dance,
A
dance, read your Sunday papers..dance, dance..desperate dance..
A
dance..dance, shake it, baby..dance, dance, rock n' roll dance..
A
dance, see you later..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
#6 in UK on DECCA Records in 1972.
INTRO: A
#1.
A
I saw a girl on a northern dance floor..
she looked sixteen, she could have been
more.
D A
I went to her thinking only of romance..
E D
but when the band played, man, I didn't
A
stand a chance..all she wanna do was..
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance the night away.
#2.
A
I tried to show some genuine affection..could be a
chance of a close connection.
D A
I didn't know she was there for just one thing.
E D A
Cause when the band played, man, you ought to see her swing..
swing down easy.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance, the night away.
(INTERLUDE:) D A D E A
#3.
A
And when the dance was nearly over I decided I was really
gonna show her.
D A
I took a drink and I went to join the fun..(that's when the
E D
fun had just begun)..and when the band played, man, I was
A
second to none.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see me dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give me a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching me lay
it down.
A E A
I can dance, dance, dance the night away.
E A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
E D A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
OUTRO:
A
Dance, dance, Watusi Baby..dance, dance, Funky Mofa..dance,
A
dance, read your Sunday papers..dance, dance..desperate dance..
A
dance..dance, shake it, baby..dance, dance, rock n' roll dance..
A
dance, see you later..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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