Biografia:
The Blasters são uma típica banda de rock and roll. Mais particularmente, com uma grande influência do rockabilly e, naturalmente, rhythm and blues rock. Californianos, liderados pelos irmãos Phil e Dave Alvin (este, em profícua carreira solo após a banda se desfazer no final dos anos 80). Phil 'tirou' o nome da banda de um grupo que ele supunha chamar-se Blues Blasters (que apoiavam Joe Turner). Porém, nascidos dentro do movimento punk no final dos anos 70, herdaram alguma infuência daí também.
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Date: Sun, 1 Oct 1995 22:02:01 -0600
From: [email protected] (J.T. Broderick)
Subject: The Blasters, Border Radio.crd
Border Radio
by Dave Alvin
The Blasters, "The Blasters", Slash Records, 1981, "The Blasters
Collection", Slash Records, 1990
G C
One more midnight, her man is still gone
G C G
The nights move too slow
G C
She tries to remember the heat of his touch
C G D G
While listening to the Border Radio
She calls toll-free and requests an old song
Something they used to know
She prays to herself that wherever he is,
He's listening to the Border Radio
chorus:
C
"This song comes from nineteen sixty-two
C
Dedicated to a man who's gone
C
Fifty thousand watts out of Mexico
G D G
This is the Border Radio
G D G
This is the Border Radio"
She thinks of her son, asleep in his room
And how her man won't see him grow
She thinks of her life and she hopes for a change
While listening to the Border Radio
(repeat chorus)
They play her tune but she can't concentrate
She wonders why he had to go
One more night and her man is still gone
She's listening to the Border Radio
(chorus)
#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. #
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Date: Sun, 1 Oct 1995 22:02:01 -0600
From: [email protected] (J.T. Broderick)
Subject: The Blasters, Border Radio.crd
Border Radio
by Dave Alvin
The Blasters, "The Blasters", Slash Records, 1981, "The Blasters
Collection", Slash Records, 1990
G C
One more midnight, her man is still gone
G C G
The nights move too slow
G C
She tries to remember the heat of his touch
C G D G
While listening to the Border Radio
She calls toll-free and requests an old song
Something they used to know
She prays to herself that wherever he is,
He's listening to the Border Radio
chorus:
C
"This song comes from nineteen sixty-two
C
Dedicated to a man who's gone
C
Fifty thousand watts out of Mexico
G D G
This is the Border Radio
G D G
This is the Border Radio"
She thinks of her son, asleep in his room
And how her man won't see him grow
She thinks of her life and she hopes for a change
While listening to the Border Radio
(repeat chorus)
They play her tune but she can't concentrate
She wonders why he had to go
One more night and her man is still gone
She's listening to the Border Radio
(chorus)
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