Biografia:
Biography
At the age of nine, Everett began playing the piano and singing gospel music in church. She continued these activities while growing up until moving to Chicago in 1957 to pursue a career in secular music. She recorded for various small local labels before she was discovered in 1963 by A&R musical director Calvin Carter, from the then fast-growing independent label, Vee-Jay Records.
That same year, an initial single failed, but her next Vee-Jay release, a bluesy version of "You're No Good" (written by Clint Ballard, Jr.
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I Can't Hear You (No More):Betty Everett.
#66 on BB Hot 100 on VEEJAY Records
in 1964.
INTRO: D
#1.
D
Here you are again, telling me you're sorry,
baby,
D
telling me you wanna come home, back home
where you belong.
G
There you again, lying and alibiing, singing
D A
that same old worn out song, here it comes now.
CHORUS:
D
(I'm sorry, baby) hey, hey, I can't hear you
no more.
D Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by) well, I've heard it all before.
Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by.)
D
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
til doomsday.
D G A D
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no more-ore.
#2.
D
You walked out on me, once too often, now, and I
can't take no more of your jiving, that's the truth.
G
I ain't about to let you run me into the ground.
A
This girl ain't throwing away her youth, not hardly.
CHORUS:
D
(I'm sorry, baby) hey, hey, I can't hear you
no more.
D Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by) well, I've heard it all before.
Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by.)
D
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
til doomsday.
D G
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no
A
more-ore.
CHORUS:
D Eb Ab Eb
(I'm sorry, baby..I'm sorry, ba-by, hey!!)
INTERLUDE: Ebm
#3.
Ebm Eb Ebm
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
Eb
til doomsday.
Eb Ab
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no more.
Eb Db Eb
You gotta speak up louder (I'm sorry, ba-by.)
You gotta speak up louder..a little bit louder.
Eb Db Eb
(I'm sorry, ba-by) a little bit louder
Just a little bit louder..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#66 on BB Hot 100 on VEEJAY Records
in 1964.
INTRO: D
#1.
D
Here you are again, telling me you're sorry,
baby,
D
telling me you wanna come home, back home
where you belong.
G
There you again, lying and alibiing, singing
D A
that same old worn out song, here it comes now.
CHORUS:
D
(I'm sorry, baby) hey, hey, I can't hear you
no more.
D Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by) well, I've heard it all before.
Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by.)
D
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
til doomsday.
D G A D
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no more-ore.
#2.
D
You walked out on me, once too often, now, and I
can't take no more of your jiving, that's the truth.
G
I ain't about to let you run me into the ground.
A
This girl ain't throwing away her youth, not hardly.
CHORUS:
D
(I'm sorry, baby) hey, hey, I can't hear you
no more.
D Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by) well, I've heard it all before.
Dm D
(I'm sorry, ba-by.)
D
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
til doomsday.
D G
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no
A
more-ore.
CHORUS:
D Eb Ab Eb
(I'm sorry, baby..I'm sorry, ba-by, hey!!)
INTERLUDE: Ebm
#3.
Ebm Eb Ebm
You ain't reaching me, no how, no way, no time
Eb
til doomsday.
Eb Ab
I can't hear you no more..I can't hear you no more.
Eb Db Eb
You gotta speak up louder (I'm sorry, ba-by.)
You gotta speak up louder..a little bit louder.
Eb Db Eb
(I'm sorry, ba-by) a little bit louder
Just a little bit louder..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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