Biografía:
Este grupo de San Francisco se formó al unirse el cantante Sal Valentino con Ron Elliott , Ron Meagher y John Petersen. Poco después se les unió un segundo guitarrista Declan Mulligan.
Comenzaron tocando en los clubes de San Francisco. En una de estas actuaciones los descubrió Tom Donahue, que les fichó para su compañía Autumn Records. El primer single lanzado fue "Laugh Laugh", escrito por Ron Elliot. Para su sorpresa el single escaló hasta el puesto 15 de las listas de americanas en Enero de 1965.
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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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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:48:09 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers
Subject: ./b/beau_brummels/dont_talk_to_strangers.crd
"Don't Go To Strangers"
(Ron Elliot - Robert Durand)
Intro:
rhythm guitar [6X; first 2X alone]:
D8 [xx07xx]
/ / / / / / / /
electric 12-string (quintessential 1965 folk-rock riff borrowed
from the Byrds' "The Bells Of Rhymney)
[2X; continues w/variations into verses]
v v v v v v v v
-------0---2---3-|---2---0---3---2-|
---3---3---3---3-|---3---3---3---3-|
---2---2---2---2-|---2---2---2---2-|
(0)--0---0---0---|-0---0---0---0---|
-----------------|-----------------|
-----------------|-----------------|
Verse 1:
D F Am D
Follow your lone beaten path
D F Am D
Wander where you can't be grabbed
A Bm
Be aware of hidden dangers
A Bm E A
And don't you go talkin' to strangers
D [w/12-string riff, 2X]
Babe...
Verse 2:
Travel on the midnight road
Ramble where the winds don't blow
Be aware of hidden dangers
And don't you dare go unto strangers
Babe...
Bridge:
D A D
In these raging days and nights
G F# G F#
Look upon what's black and white
A G A
And don't you go talkin' to strangers
D
Babe...
Verse 3:
Take leave of what's behind you
Go where no-one will find you
Be aware of hidden dangers
And don't you go runnin' to strangers
Babe...
Coda:
D [w/12-string riff, 2X]
Babe...
D [w/12-string riff, 1X; end cold on D]
Babe...
-- 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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:48:09 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers
Subject: ./b/beau_brummels/dont_talk_to_strangers.crd
"Don't Go To Strangers"
(Ron Elliot - Robert Durand)
Intro:
rhythm guitar [6X; first 2X alone]:
D8 [xx07xx]
/ / / / / / / /
electric 12-string (quintessential 1965 folk-rock riff borrowed
from the Byrds' "The Bells Of Rhymney)
[2X; continues w/variations into verses]
v v v v v v v v
-------0---2---3-|---2---0---3---2-|
---3---3---3---3-|---3---3---3---3-|
---2---2---2---2-|---2---2---2---2-|
(0)--0---0---0---|-0---0---0---0---|
-----------------|-----------------|
-----------------|-----------------|
Verse 1:
D F Am D
Follow your lone beaten path
D F Am D
Wander where you can't be grabbed
A Bm
Be aware of hidden dangers
A Bm E A
And don't you go talkin' to strangers
D [w/12-string riff, 2X]
Babe...
Verse 2:
Travel on the midnight road
Ramble where the winds don't blow
Be aware of hidden dangers
And don't you dare go unto strangers
Babe...
Bridge:
D A D
In these raging days and nights
G F# G F#
Look upon what's black and white
A G A
And don't you go talkin' to strangers
D
Babe...
Verse 3:
Take leave of what's behind you
Go where no-one will find you
Be aware of hidden dangers
And don't you go runnin' to strangers
Babe...
Coda:
D [w/12-string riff, 2X]
Babe...
D [w/12-string riff, 1X; end cold on D]
Babe...
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
The Beets
The Bell Notes
The Bella Cullen (...)
The Belle Brigad (...)
The Belle Game
The Bennies
The Bernadottes
The Better Fight
The Beu Sisters
The Bevis Frond