Biografía:
Mickey Newbury (May 19, 1940 - September 29, 2002) was an American singer-songwriter for Acuff-Rose Music, a critically acclaimed recording artist, and a member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Born Milton Sims Newbury, Jr. in Houston, Texas. As a teenager, Mickey Newbury sang tenor in a moderately successful vocal group called The Embers. The group opened for several famous performers, such as Sam Cooke and Johnny Cash. Although Mickey tried to make a living off of his music by singing in clubs
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Otras canciones:
- A Fathers Prayer
- A Long Road Home
- A Storm Is Coming
- A Weed Is A Weed
- An American Trilogy
- Blue Sky Shining
- Darlin Take Care Of Yourself
- Frisco Depot
- Good Morning Dear
- Goodnight My Love
- Here Comes The Rain Baby
- Hows The Weather
- If You Ever Get To Houston Look Me Down
- It Makes Me So Sad
- Ivory Tower
- Just As Long As That Someone Is You
- Let It Go
- Let Me Sleep
- Lets Have A Party
- Lets Say Goodbye One More Time
- Looks Like Babys Gone
- Love Look At Us Now
- Lovers
- Over The Mountain
- Sail Away
- Sailor Sailor
- San Francisco Mabel Joy
- She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye
- So Sad
- Some Dreams Never Die
- Some Memories Are Better Left Alone
- Song For Susan
- Sunshine
- Sweet Memories
- T Total Tommy
- The 33Rd Of August
- The Last Question In The Dead Of The Night
- The Sailor
- Three Bells For Stephen
- Time Was
- Truly Blue
- When Do We Stop Starting Over
- When The Baby In My Lady Gets The Blues
- Where Are You Darlin Tonight
- Write A Song A Song
- Yesterdays Gone
- You Only Live Once
¡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!
The lyrics here have been changed by David Allan Coe, so they differ slightly from the original.
A D A
My daddy was an honest man just a redneck Georgia farm boy
E
My momma spent her short life raisin' kids and bailin' hay
A D A
And I was just fifteen when I ached inside to wander
G F E
So I hopped a freight in Waycross and I rode it to L. A.
A D A
Well I met a girl known on the strip as San Francisco?s Maybel Joy
E
Destitution?s child born on a L.A. street called shame
A D A
And sleep came and left this little Waycross Georgia country boy
G F E
Maybel Joy was gone Lord I?d never see her again
D A
Growin? up came quietly in the arms of Maybel Joy
E
Laughter found our morning's brought new meaning to my life
D A
I woke up one day Lord to find that I was by myself
E A
With dreams of Georgia cotton and California wine
D A
Sunday mornin' found me standin' 'neath the red light at her door
E
Right cross sent me reelin' laid me face down on the floor
D A
In place of my Maybel Joy I found a merchant mad marine
G F E
Who said "Your Georgia neck is red but sonny you're still green"
A D A
Well I turned twenty-one in a grey rock federal prison
G F E
The judge he had no mercy on this Waycross Georgia boy
A D A
Sometimes at night in silence Lord I'd listen
E A
That same old freight to take me back to Maybel Joy
D A
Cold nights had no pity on this Waycross Georgia farm boy
E
Springtime turned to summer and then the winter came
D A
Starin' at those four grey walls in silence Lord I'd listen
E
Somewheres in the distance to the whistle of the train
D A
Sunday mornin' found me lyin' 'neath the red-light at her door
E
With a bullet in my side I cried "Have you seen Maybel Joy?"
D A
Stunned and shaken someone said "Son she don't live here no more
G F E
She left this town ten years ago I heard she's lookin? for
D A
Some Georgia farm boy"
A D A
My daddy was an honest man just a redneck Georgia farm boy
E
My momma spent her short life raisin' kids and bailin' hay
A D A
And I was just fifteen when I ached inside to wander
G F E
So I hopped a freight in Waycross and I rode it to L. A.
A D A
Well I met a girl known on the strip as San Francisco?s Maybel Joy
E
Destitution?s child born on a L.A. street called shame
A D A
And sleep came and left this little Waycross Georgia country boy
G F E
Maybel Joy was gone Lord I?d never see her again
D A
Growin? up came quietly in the arms of Maybel Joy
E
Laughter found our morning's brought new meaning to my life
D A
I woke up one day Lord to find that I was by myself
E A
With dreams of Georgia cotton and California wine
D A
Sunday mornin' found me standin' 'neath the red light at her door
E
Right cross sent me reelin' laid me face down on the floor
D A
In place of my Maybel Joy I found a merchant mad marine
G F E
Who said "Your Georgia neck is red but sonny you're still green"
A D A
Well I turned twenty-one in a grey rock federal prison
G F E
The judge he had no mercy on this Waycross Georgia boy
A D A
Sometimes at night in silence Lord I'd listen
E A
That same old freight to take me back to Maybel Joy
D A
Cold nights had no pity on this Waycross Georgia farm boy
E
Springtime turned to summer and then the winter came
D A
Starin' at those four grey walls in silence Lord I'd listen
E
Somewheres in the distance to the whistle of the train
D A
Sunday mornin' found me lyin' 'neath the red-light at her door
E
With a bullet in my side I cried "Have you seen Maybel Joy?"
D A
Stunned and shaken someone said "Son she don't live here no more
G F E
She left this town ten years ago I heard she's lookin? for
D A
Some Georgia farm boy"
Micky & The Moto (...)
Micky Green
Micky Skeel
Micky Vainilla
Microchips
Midnight Aria
Midnight Choir
Midnight Cinema
Midnight Faces
Midnight Fusic