Biografia:
Clive Gregson (born Clive James Gregson on 4 January 1955 in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester) is an English singer/songwriter, musician and record producer. His 70s band Any Trouble signed to Stiff Records after being hailed by the music press as similar to Elvis Costello & The Attractions. They made two well-regarded albums for Stiff and a further two for EMI. Going solo, Gregson worked with Richard Thompson and then started a collaboration with British singer Christine Collister which encompassed work with Thompson
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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!
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D Am
Come Friday you'll find me
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at the Palais de Danse,
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In search of excitement,
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intrigue and romance,
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And if Rosalyn McGuire gives me half a chance,
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I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G
Now I've taken lessons
D A
at the best school around,
A G
They say I'm a natural,
D A
too good for this town,
A G
The rest of the week
Bm F#m
I'm a pen pushing clown,
G A G D
But come Friday I'll be Fred Astaire...
Em A
D Am G Gm
I've seen all his pictures, I've studied his style,
D E G Gm
The elegant shuffle, the lop-sided smile,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rusalyn McGuire gets within half a mile,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G D A
In this part of Yorkshire, a man is a man,
A G
If he dirinks himself senseless
D A
and somehow still stands,
A G
By Tinseltawn standards,
Bm F#m
I'm not woth a damn,
G A G D
But here I can be Fred Astaire...
C# F#m
"The Belle of New York", and "Easter Parade",
C# F#m
"Holiday Inn', "Night And Day",
B B7 B B7
"The Gay Bivorcee" and "Follow The Fleat",
Em A B
There was a man with the world at his feet...
E Bm
Come Friday you'll find me
A Am
dressed up to the nines,
E F#
My hair will be combed,
A Am
My shoes will be shined,
B A C#m G#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire can spare me the time,
F#m B A E
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
B A
Out on the dance floor,
E B
My arm round her waist,
B A E B
We'll be the picture of charm and grace,
B A C#m G#m
The rest of the week, I'm just taking up space,
F#m B C#m G# E F#
But come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
F#m B E
Come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
D Am
Come Friday you'll find me
G Gm
at the Palais de Danse,
D E
In search of excitement,
G Gm
intrigue and romance,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire gives me half a chance,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G
Now I've taken lessons
D A
at the best school around,
A G
They say I'm a natural,
D A
too good for this town,
A G
The rest of the week
Bm F#m
I'm a pen pushing clown,
G A G D
But come Friday I'll be Fred Astaire...
Em A
D Am G Gm
I've seen all his pictures, I've studied his style,
D E G Gm
The elegant shuffle, the lop-sided smile,
A G Bm F#m
And if Rusalyn McGuire gets within half a mile,
G A G D
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
A G D A
In this part of Yorkshire, a man is a man,
A G
If he dirinks himself senseless
D A
and somehow still stands,
A G
By Tinseltawn standards,
Bm F#m
I'm not woth a damn,
G A G D
But here I can be Fred Astaire...
C# F#m
"The Belle of New York", and "Easter Parade",
C# F#m
"Holiday Inn', "Night And Day",
B B7 B B7
"The Gay Bivorcee" and "Follow The Fleat",
Em A B
There was a man with the world at his feet...
E Bm
Come Friday you'll find me
A Am
dressed up to the nines,
E F#
My hair will be combed,
A Am
My shoes will be shined,
B A C#m G#m
And if Rosalyn McGuire can spare me the time,
F#m B A E
I'll show her that I'm Fred Astaire,
B A
Out on the dance floor,
E B
My arm round her waist,
B A E B
We'll be the picture of charm and grace,
B A C#m G#m
The rest of the week, I'm just taking up space,
F#m B C#m G# E F#
But come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
F#m B E
Come Friday, I'll be Fred Astaire...
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Clog And The Qui (...)
Clones Of Clones
Close Your Eyes
Closehead
Clouds and Thorn (...)
Clout
Cloven Hoof Of D (...)
Clover
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