Biografia:
Rocker from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada.
MATT MINGLEWOOD …Guitarist, pianist, singer, songwriter creates an inspired blend of country, blues, folk, roots and rock. Both on record and on stage Matt keeps the music thriving, interesting and vivacious. After a dozen recordings and thirty years of touring from Cape Breton to Vancouver, Europe and across the United States he has earned the respect and loyalty of thousands of devoted fans.
Matt grew up in North Sydney, Nova Scotia in a large and loving extended family of twelve.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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The wheels on this old bus keep right on turning
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On the highway across New Brunswick now they're burning
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And if we don't break down this time
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We'll hit the border at just about nine
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Cross the state of Maine to the border again we go
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We've got a rockin' blues band trying the best to please you
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Heading off to the big city trying to find somebody who needs us
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And if the man will just say you on
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These poor boys are gonna be just about gone
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Never gonna have the East Coast Blues again
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
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We hit the 401 past Montreal
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When I get to Toronto, I swear that I just might have myself a ball
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But this old engine been holdin' on
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Just about a thousand miles too long
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How can we roll if the wheels won't go no more
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A rented truck might change our luck, so we got one
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Six in the front seat, driving down Younge Street laughing
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But when the man came to hear our songs
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He said "I'm sorry boys but you're comin' on way to strong
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We can't get it on the radio"
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
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We're a rockin' blues band trying the best we can to please you
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We're heading off to the big city trying to find a man to see us
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But when the man came to hear our songs
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He said, "I'm sorry boys you're comin' on way to strong"
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"We can't get it on the radio"
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
The wheels on this old bus keep right on turning
A E
On the highway across New Brunswick now they're burning
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And if we don't break down this time
D G D
We'll hit the border at just about nine
A E A
Cross the state of Maine to the border again we go
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We've got a rockin' blues band trying the best to please you
A E
Heading off to the big city trying to find somebody who needs us
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And if the man will just say you on
D G D
These poor boys are gonna be just about gone
A E A
Never gonna have the East Coast Blues again
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
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We hit the 401 past Montreal
A E
When I get to Toronto, I swear that I just might have myself a ball
A
But this old engine been holdin' on
D G D
Just about a thousand miles too long
A E A
How can we roll if the wheels won't go no more
A
A rented truck might change our luck, so we got one
A E
Six in the front seat, driving down Younge Street laughing
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But when the man came to hear our songs
D G D
He said "I'm sorry boys but you're comin' on way to strong
A E A
We can't get it on the radio"
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
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We're a rockin' blues band trying the best we can to please you
A E
We're heading off to the big city trying to find a man to see us
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But when the man came to hear our songs
D G D
He said, "I'm sorry boys you're comin' on way to strong"
A E A
"We can't get it on the radio"
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Rambling, gambling, searching
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Trying to find the right chord blues
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