Biografia:
The Bell Notes were an early American rock & roll group from Long Island, New York.
The Bell Notes were regular performers in The Bronx in the 1950s, and performed at a bar owned by the father of Ray Tabano; he and Steven Tyler (of Aerosmith) occasionally played between Bell Notes sets and covered their song "I've Had It". "I've Had It", released on Time Records, was a nationwide hit in the U.S. in 1959, peaking at #6 on the Billboard Hot 100. They released four further singles in 1959 - "Old Spanish Town"
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You're A Big Girl Now:The Bell Notes.
DNC on TIME Records in 1959.
(This got very little air time - and I don't
know why. It's an upbeat teeny-bopper that
deserved better.)
INTRO:
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#1.
G
When I take you to the movie show..why does
your little brother have to go?
C
I know we're old enough to be alone..so we
G
don't have to have a chaperone.
D
Let's tell your Ma we're going steady..and
G D
you're a big girl, now.
#2.
G
When I walk you to the park at night..we have
to stroll where the lights are bright.
C
And when we stop to steal a kiss or two..I hear
G
your brother holler.."I see you!!"
D
Tell your Ma we're going steady..and
G
you're a big girl, now.
BRIDGE:
G C D
They call it teen-age love, teen-age love..that's
G
what they say.
G C D
And it's a teen-age bet we'll soon forget and we'll
G
pass away.
#3.
G
Tell your Pa we're comin' round tonight..with an
engagement ring to make it right.
C
Have your brother and your sister there..and tell
G
those other guys they'd better beware.
D
And they'll know we're goin' steady..and that you're my
G
girl now.
(INTERLUDE:) G C G D C G
BRIDGE:
G C D
They call it teen-age love, teen-age love..that's
G
what they say.
G C D
And it's a teen-age bet we'll soon forget and we'll
G
pass away.
#4.
G
Tell your Pa we're comin' round tonight..with an
engagement ring to make it right.
C
Have your brother and your sister there..and tell
G
those other guys they'd better beware.
D
And they'll know we're goin' steady..and that you're my
G
girl now.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
DNC on TIME Records in 1959.
(This got very little air time - and I don't
know why. It's an upbeat teeny-bopper that
deserved better.)
INTRO:
---3---1----------------|
---3---1----------------|
----------3-1-----------|
------------------------|
------------------------|
--------------3---------|
#1.
G
When I take you to the movie show..why does
your little brother have to go?
C
I know we're old enough to be alone..so we
G
don't have to have a chaperone.
D
Let's tell your Ma we're going steady..and
G D
you're a big girl, now.
#2.
G
When I walk you to the park at night..we have
to stroll where the lights are bright.
C
And when we stop to steal a kiss or two..I hear
G
your brother holler.."I see you!!"
D
Tell your Ma we're going steady..and
G
you're a big girl, now.
BRIDGE:
G C D
They call it teen-age love, teen-age love..that's
G
what they say.
G C D
And it's a teen-age bet we'll soon forget and we'll
G
pass away.
#3.
G
Tell your Pa we're comin' round tonight..with an
engagement ring to make it right.
C
Have your brother and your sister there..and tell
G
those other guys they'd better beware.
D
And they'll know we're goin' steady..and that you're my
G
girl now.
(INTERLUDE:) G C G D C G
BRIDGE:
G C D
They call it teen-age love, teen-age love..that's
G
what they say.
G C D
And it's a teen-age bet we'll soon forget and we'll
G
pass away.
#4.
G
Tell your Pa we're comin' round tonight..with an
engagement ring to make it right.
C
Have your brother and your sister there..and tell
G
those other guys they'd better beware.
D
And they'll know we're goin' steady..and that you're my
G
girl now.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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