Biografia:
Samuel Robert ("Bob") Gibson (November 16, 1931 – September 28, 1996) was a folk singer who led a folk music revival in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He was known for playing both the banjo and the 12-string guitar. He introduced Joan Baez at the Newport Folk Festival of 1959. He produced a number of LPs in the decade from 1956 to 1965. His best known album, Gibson & Camp at the Gate of Horn, was released in 1961. His songs have been recorded by
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[Intro]
E Esus E D A
[Chorus]
A D G G G/F#
It's those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
A/E A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Verse 1]
D G G/F# Em
Soon as he can get his shit together
A D
Gonna quit his job and write some songs
G G/F# Em
He'll call and get the old group back together
A A7 D
They'll be right on top before to long
[Verse 2]
Meanwhile, a thousand miles away
D G G/F# Em
As soon as all the kids get a little bit older
A A7 D
She's gonna lose some weight and fix her hair
G G/F# Em
Cause back in fifty-nine, that cowboy told her
A A7 D
He'd be proud to take her anywhere
[Chorus]
G G/F# Em
And it's those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
A A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Verse 3]
D G G/F# Em
Soon as he can fix his 12-string Martin
A A7 D
Soon as he can save a little cash
G G/F# Em
He'll get some transplant hair and start in startin'
A A7 D
To pick up all the pieces of the past
[Verse 4]
Meanwhile a thousand miles away
G G/F# Em
She recalls that small motel room outside of Denver
A A7 D
Said he wrote that sweet song just for her
G G/F# Em
Maybe if she wrote him, he'd remember
A A7 D
Things could be the way that they once were
G G/F# Em
But now it's late; time she started supper
A A7 D
It's funny how the time slips quickly past
G G/F# Em
While a thousand miles away, a Buick's honkin'
A A7 D
He gets up, goes out to pump some gas
[Chorus]
G G/F#
It's those middle-aged groupies and second-hands stars
A/E A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Outro]
N.C.
You know gang, if it wasn't for middle aged groupies, some of us wouldn't have no fans at all
E Esus E D A
[Chorus]
A D G G G/F#
It's those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
A/E A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Verse 1]
D G G/F# Em
Soon as he can get his shit together
A D
Gonna quit his job and write some songs
G G/F# Em
He'll call and get the old group back together
A A7 D
They'll be right on top before to long
[Verse 2]
Meanwhile, a thousand miles away
D G G/F# Em
As soon as all the kids get a little bit older
A A7 D
She's gonna lose some weight and fix her hair
G G/F# Em
Cause back in fifty-nine, that cowboy told her
A A7 D
He'd be proud to take her anywhere
[Chorus]
G G/F# Em
And it's those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
A A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Verse 3]
D G G/F# Em
Soon as he can fix his 12-string Martin
A A7 D
Soon as he can save a little cash
G G/F# Em
He'll get some transplant hair and start in startin'
A A7 D
To pick up all the pieces of the past
[Verse 4]
Meanwhile a thousand miles away
G G/F# Em
She recalls that small motel room outside of Denver
A A7 D
Said he wrote that sweet song just for her
G G/F# Em
Maybe if she wrote him, he'd remember
A A7 D
Things could be the way that they once were
G G/F# Em
But now it's late; time she started supper
A A7 D
It's funny how the time slips quickly past
G G/F# Em
While a thousand miles away, a Buick's honkin'
A A7 D
He gets up, goes out to pump some gas
[Chorus]
G G/F#
It's those middle-aged groupies and second-hands stars
A/E A7 D
Shinin' their memories like second-hand cars
G G/F# Em
Plannin' their comebacks in kitchens and bars
A A7 D
Those middle-aged groupies and second-hand stars
[Outro]
N.C.
You know gang, if it wasn't for middle aged groupies, some of us wouldn't have no fans at all
Bob Kauflin
Bob Kilpatrick
Bob Kuban
Bob Lind
Bob Luman
Bob Snider
Bob Stromberg
Bob Telson
Bob vrieling
Bob Wayne