Biografia:
Three bands have performed and recorded under the name "Show of Hands".
1) Show Of Hands are England's most successful acoustic roots duo - Steve Knightley and Phil Beer. Their widespread appeal is based on the combined power of Steve's original songs, the quality of their vocals and harmonies, and their multi-instrumental virtuosity. Their performances feature guitars, mandocello, fiddle, cuatro, viola and concertina.
Packing venues from the smallest village hall to the Royal Albert Hall in London
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Outras músicas:
- Arrogance Ignorance And Greed
- Boys Of Summer
- Captains
- Company Town
- Country Life
- Cousin Jack
- Galway Farmer
- Hallows Eve
- Keep Hauling
- Longdog
- Man Of War
- Reunion Hill
- Roots
- Santiago
- Stop Copying Me
- The Blue Cockade
- The Dive
- The Gamekeeper
- The Man In Green
- The Napoli
- The Setting Mary From Dungloe
- Undertow
- Youre Mine
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!
http://www.showofhands.co.uk/
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One November noon we left the docks
D Asus4
Heading south west from Orcombe rocks
F#m Asus4
My dad and me, our nine to five
D Asus4
He used to steer I used to dive
So over the side I slowly went down
A hundred below the seawater brown
But after an hour I got low on air
When I surfaced again his boat wasn’t there
My marker buoy had come untied
And drifted away his boat at its side
He looked at his watch three miles to the south
And turned back again his heart in his mouth
Soft rain on my face the sun nearly set
I cut loose the weights let fall the nets
Lights onshore, so bright and clear
The cold drifting in and nobody near
Was there ever a reel, a rod or a line
So strong and true, so straight or fine
The tie that wound him, through time and space
He came out the darkness right to that place
Now we don’t talk much, about that day
Got two kids of my own now and one on the way
But if they’re to grow, and if they’re to thrive
One day they’ll go, one day they’ll dive
And when they come up for light and air
I hope someone’s close I hope someone’s there
It’s November noon we’re leaving the docks
My son and me from Orcombe rocks
Let’s dive, let’s dive
Asus4
One November noon we left the docks
D Asus4
Heading south west from Orcombe rocks
F#m Asus4
My dad and me, our nine to five
D Asus4
He used to steer I used to dive
So over the side I slowly went down
A hundred below the seawater brown
But after an hour I got low on air
When I surfaced again his boat wasn’t there
My marker buoy had come untied
And drifted away his boat at its side
He looked at his watch three miles to the south
And turned back again his heart in his mouth
Soft rain on my face the sun nearly set
I cut loose the weights let fall the nets
Lights onshore, so bright and clear
The cold drifting in and nobody near
Was there ever a reel, a rod or a line
So strong and true, so straight or fine
The tie that wound him, through time and space
He came out the darkness right to that place
Now we don’t talk much, about that day
Got two kids of my own now and one on the way
But if they’re to grow, and if they’re to thrive
One day they’ll go, one day they’ll dive
And when they come up for light and air
I hope someone’s close I hope someone’s there
It’s November noon we’re leaving the docks
My son and me from Orcombe rocks
Let’s dive, let’s dive
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