Biografía:
Steel Pulse originalmente formado por David Hinds (voz, guitarra), Basil Gabbidon (guitara, voz) and Ronnie McQueen (bajo) en Handsworth Wood Boys School, Birmingham, UK.
Es Hinds quien, como letrista, ha estado siempre detrás de Steel Pulse, desde sus comienzos en la Birmingham club scene en adelante. Formados en 1975, su álbum debut, 'Kibudu, Mansetta And Abuku" se editó en la pequeña discográfica independiente Dip, y se unió a la situación de la "juventud negra" urbana con la imagen de una gran África como hogar.
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Otras canciones:
- A Who Responsible
- Back To My Roots
- Bad Man
- Blues Dance Raid
- Bodyguard
- Bootstraps
- Brown Eyed Girl
- Chant A Psalm
- Earth Crisis
- Find It Quick
- Handsworth Revolution
- Islands Unite
- Ku Klux Klan
- Leggo Beast
- Macka Splaff
- Man No Sober
- Prediction
- Prodigal Son
- Rally Round
- Ravers
- Reggae Fever
- Roller Skates
- Soldiers
- State Of Emergency
- Steppin Out
- Taxi Driver
- Wild Goose Chase
- Your House
¡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!
...SOLDIERS... by Steel Pulse
--------------...............
*from 'Handsworth Revolution' (1978)*
Intro:
Bm F#m (x4)
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Verse 1:
Bm F#m Bm
And when soldiers came; them say war.
F#m
Them said them come to make us tame,
Bm F#m
And from that day, until now on;
Bm F#m
We were jeered and laughed to scorn.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice now.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice, so nice.
Chorus 1:
G A
Our country them did enter, yeah,
G A
Troops trodding left, right and centre, (everywhere).
G Bm
One moment at peace with nature, now victims of a massacre.
G
We got our spears, we got our shields,
Bm
But their guns were greater; prepare for a slaughter!
Interlude:
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
Verse 2:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Interlude:
Bm F#m (x4)
Chorus 2:
G A (x2)
G Bm (x2)
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
(Spoken over Above Chords):
Way down in Africa, where the backra still rules,
Day after day the Black Man is suffering now,
Far more than when he was a slave.
Is there a need for war? No.
Peace my bredren; here them bawl.
Bodies in mutilated condition,
Faces scarred beyond recognition.
Is this what Civilization means to me?
Then without it, I prefer to be, so...
Verse 3:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Coda:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
(Repeat to Fade)
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
---------------
Bm F#m G A C#m
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x24432 244222 355433 577655 x46654
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2006
([email protected])...SOLDIERS... by Steel Pulse
--------------...............
*from 'Handsworth Revolution' (1978)*
Intro:
Bm F#m (x4)
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Verse 1:
Bm F#m Bm
And when soldiers came; them say war.
F#m
Them said them come to make us tame,
Bm F#m
And from that day, until now on;
Bm F#m
We were jeered and laughed to scorn.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice now.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice, so nice.
Chorus 1:
G A
Our country them did enter, yeah,
G A
Troops trodding left, right and centre, (everywhere).
G Bm
One moment at peace with nature, now victims of a massacre.
G
We got our spears, we got our shields,
Bm
But their guns were greater; prepare for a slaughter!
Interlude:
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
Verse 2:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Interlude:
Bm F#m (x4)
Chorus 2:
G A (x2)
G Bm (x2)
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
(Spoken over Above Chords):
Way down in Africa, where the backra still rules,
Day after day the Black Man is suffering now,
Far more than when he was a slave.
Is there a need for war? No.
Peace my bredren; here them bawl.
Bodies in mutilated condition,
Faces scarred beyond recognition.
Is this what Civilization means to me?
Then without it, I prefer to be, so...
Verse 3:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Coda:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
(Repeat to Fade)
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
---------------
Bm F#m G A C#m
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x24432 244222 355433 577655 x46654
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2006 ([email protected])
--------------...............
*from 'Handsworth Revolution' (1978)*
Intro:
Bm F#m (x4)
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Verse 1:
Bm F#m Bm
And when soldiers came; them say war.
F#m
Them said them come to make us tame,
Bm F#m
And from that day, until now on;
Bm F#m
We were jeered and laughed to scorn.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice now.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice, so nice.
Chorus 1:
G A
Our country them did enter, yeah,
G A
Troops trodding left, right and centre, (everywhere).
G Bm
One moment at peace with nature, now victims of a massacre.
G
We got our spears, we got our shields,
Bm
But their guns were greater; prepare for a slaughter!
Interlude:
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
Verse 2:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Interlude:
Bm F#m (x4)
Chorus 2:
G A (x2)
G Bm (x2)
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
(Spoken over Above Chords):
Way down in Africa, where the backra still rules,
Day after day the Black Man is suffering now,
Far more than when he was a slave.
Is there a need for war? No.
Peace my bredren; here them bawl.
Bodies in mutilated condition,
Faces scarred beyond recognition.
Is this what Civilization means to me?
Then without it, I prefer to be, so...
Verse 3:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Coda:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
(Repeat to Fade)
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
---------------
Bm F#m G A C#m
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x24432 244222 355433 577655 x46654
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2006
([email protected])...SOLDIERS... by Steel Pulse
--------------...............
*from 'Handsworth Revolution' (1978)*
Intro:
Bm F#m (x4)
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Verse 1:
Bm F#m Bm
And when soldiers came; them say war.
F#m
Them said them come to make us tame,
Bm F#m
And from that day, until now on;
Bm F#m
We were jeered and laughed to scorn.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice now.
Bm F#m
Things used to be ire, (before the soldiers came),
Bm F#m
Things used to be nice, so nice, so nice.
Chorus 1:
G A
Our country them did enter, yeah,
G A
Troops trodding left, right and centre, (everywhere).
G Bm
One moment at peace with nature, now victims of a massacre.
G
We got our spears, we got our shields,
Bm
But their guns were greater; prepare for a slaughter!
Interlude:
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
Verse 2:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Break:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Interlude:
Bm F#m (x4)
Chorus 2:
G A (x2)
G Bm (x2)
A C#m (strum C#m (x4))
(Spoken over Above Chords):
Way down in Africa, where the backra still rules,
Day after day the Black Man is suffering now,
Far more than when he was a slave.
Is there a need for war? No.
Peace my bredren; here them bawl.
Bodies in mutilated condition,
Faces scarred beyond recognition.
Is this what Civilization means to me?
Then without it, I prefer to be, so...
Verse 3:
(n.C)
Give I back I witch doctor,
Bm F#m
Give I back I Black Ruler.
Bm F#m
Me no want no dictator,
Bm F#m
Me no want no tyrant on yah.
Coda:
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
Bm F#m
Du-tallee!
(Repeat to Fade)
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
---------------
Bm F#m G A C#m
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x24432 244222 355433 577655 x46654
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2006 ([email protected])
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