Biografia:
Gene McDaniels had some early-'60s success with a pop-flavored R&B style. Born in Kansas City, he sang in Omaha choirs during the '40s and attended the Omaha Conservatory of Music. McDaniels led his own band in the '50s, then signed with Liberty. He had a Top Ten pop and Top 20 R&B hit in 1961 with "A Hundred Pounds of Clay," but the follow-up single, "A Tower of Strength," was his biggest. It was number five on both the R&B and pop charts, and "Point of No Return" just missed each list's Top 20.
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Spanish Lace:Gene McDaniels.
#32 in 1962.
(Capo 1st fret.)
#1.
G D
She was standing there, so beyond compare,
G
in Spanish lace.
G D
My heart touched the sky, captivated by,
G
her angel face.
CHORUS:
G C D G
Dancing neath the moon, I soon discovered
G
the new world that lovers always find.
D
When I saw her there, so beyond compare,
G
in Spanish lace.
#2.
G D
We danced away the night, until the morning light said,
G
time to go.
G D
I knew we'd have to part, such sadness filled my heart,
G
I loved her so.
CHORUS:
G C D G
And now that love has flown..alone, I think of the heartaches
that I will have to face.
D
Dreaming of that night, the stars that shone so bright, and
G
Spanish lace.
(INTERLUDE:)
CHORUS:
G C D G
And now that love has flown..alone, I think of the heartaches
that I will have to face.
D
Dreaming of that night, the stars that shone so bright, and
G
Spanish lace.
OUTRO:
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace.
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace.
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace. (Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#32 in 1962.
(Capo 1st fret.)
#1.
G D
She was standing there, so beyond compare,
G
in Spanish lace.
G D
My heart touched the sky, captivated by,
G
her angel face.
CHORUS:
G C D G
Dancing neath the moon, I soon discovered
G
the new world that lovers always find.
D
When I saw her there, so beyond compare,
G
in Spanish lace.
#2.
G D
We danced away the night, until the morning light said,
G
time to go.
G D
I knew we'd have to part, such sadness filled my heart,
G
I loved her so.
CHORUS:
G C D G
And now that love has flown..alone, I think of the heartaches
that I will have to face.
D
Dreaming of that night, the stars that shone so bright, and
G
Spanish lace.
(INTERLUDE:)
CHORUS:
G C D G
And now that love has flown..alone, I think of the heartaches
that I will have to face.
D
Dreaming of that night, the stars that shone so bright, and
G
Spanish lace.
OUTRO:
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace.
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace.
G D
Dreaming of that night, and stars that shone so bright,
G
and Spanish lace. (Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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