Biografia:
The Kingston Trio é uma banda americana de música folk e pop. O grupo surgiu em San Francisco, originalmente com Dave Guard, Bob Shane, e Nick Reynolds. Elevou-se a popularidade internacional no final dos anos 1950 e a década 1960, inspiração para muita gente até os dias de hoje.
O maior sucesso do grupo é Tom Dooley (Grammy Awards de 1959).
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Outras músicas:
- Tom Dooley
- A Worried Man
- Across The Wide Missouri
- Adios Farewell
- Ah Woe Ah Me
- Ali Ali Oxen Free
- All My Sorrows
- All Through The Night
- Alle Oxen Free
- Angels We Have Heard On High
- Anne Boleyn
- Bad Mans Blunder
- Ballad Of The Quiet Fighter
- Ballad Of The Thresher
- Banua
- Big Ball In Town
- Billy Goat Hill
- Bimini
- Blackleg Miner
- Blow The Candle Out
- Blow Ye Winds
- Blowin In The Wind
- Blue Eyed Gal
- Bonny Hielan Laddie
- Born At The Right Time
- Bottle Of Wine
- Buddy Better Get On Down The Line
- Catch The Wind
- Children Of The Morning
- Chilly Winds
- Coast Of California
- Colorado Trail
- Coming From The Mountains
- Coplas
- Coventry Carol
- Darcy Farrow
- Darlin Corey
- Desert Pete
- Dogies Lament
- Dont Cry Katie
- Dont You Weep Mary
- Early In The Morning
- Eddiestone Light
- El Matador
- En El Agua
- Everglades
- Farewell Adelita
- Forever And A Day
- Friendly Beasts
- Genny Glenn
- Getaway John
- Glorious Kingdom
- Go Tell Roger
- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- Goober Peas
- Good King Wenceslas
- Good News
- Greenback Dollar
- Hangman
- Hard Aint It Hard
- Hard Travelin
- Haul Away
- Here We Come Acaroling
- Homeward Bound
- If I Had A Ship
- If I Were Free
- It Takes A Worried Man
- It Was A Very Good Year
- Jackson
- Jamaica Farewell
- Jane Jane Jane
- January Summer
- Jasmine
- Jesse James
- Lei Pakalana
- Lemon Tree
- Little Maggie
- Little Play Soldiers
- Long Black Rifle
- Long Black Veil
- Love Comes A Trickling Down
- Mark Twain
- Marys Boy Child
- May The Light Of Love
- Molly Dee
- Mta
- Much Better View Of The Moon
- My Ramblin Boy
- New York Girls
- Oh Joe Hannah
- Oh Miss Mary
- Oh Yes Oh
- Oleanna
- One More Round
- One More Town
- Poor Ellen Smith
- Poverty Hill
- Raspberries Strawberries
- Razors In The Air
- Real Old Style
- Reason To Believe
- Reuben James
- Rider
- River
- River Run Down
- Road Song
- Road To Freedom
- Rollin Stone
- Round About The Mountain
- Run Joe
- Run Molly Run
- Run The Ridges
- Running Out Of Tomorrows
- Sail Away
- San Miguel
- Santy Anno
- Saro Jane
- Scotch And Soda
- Seasons In The Sun
- Silent Night
- Sing Out
- Sloop John B
- Some Fool Made A Soldier Of Me
- Somerset Gloucestershire Wassail
- South Wind
- Take Her Out Of Pity
- That Song About The River
- The Ballad Of The Shape Of Things
- The Escape Of Old John Webb
- The First Time
- The M T A Song
- The Merry Little Munuet
- The Mountains Omourne
- The New Frontier
- The Other Side Of This Life
- The Reverend Mr Black
- The Seine
- The Summers Long
- The Tattooed Lady
- The Unfortunate Miss Bailey
- The Wanderer
- The White Snows Of Winter
- The Wines Of Madeira
- This Land Is Your Land
- Those Brown Eyes
- Those Who Are Wise
- Three Jolly Coachmen
- Tijuana Jail
- To Be Redeemed
- To Morrow
- To Try For The Sun
- Try To Remermber
- Two
- We Wish You A Merry Christmas
- Weeping Willow
- When I Was Young
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone
- Whistling Gypsy
- Whos Gonna Hold Her Hand
- With You My Johnny
- Yellow Bird
- You Dont Knock
- Youre Gonna Miss Me
- Zombie Jamboree
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!
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
(Spoken)
N.C.
In seventeen forty-two, it was customary in the township of Halifax
N.C.
for a gentleman to partake occasionally of Ratafia which was a light-
N.C.
flavoured liqueur of amazing potency, which originated in Middlesex
A G A D G A D
and which we suppose is the reason for this song
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
A captain bold in Halifax, who dwelt in country quarters
D A
Seduced a maid, who hanged herself, one Monday in her garters
D A
His wicked conscience smited him, he lost his stomach daily
D G A D
He took to drinking Ratafia and thought upon Miss Bailey
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
One night betimes he went to bed, for he had caught the fever
D A
Said he, "I am a handsome man and I'm a gay deceiver"
D A
His candle, just a twelve o'clock, began to burn quite palely
D G A D
A ghost stepped up to his bedside and said, "Behold, Miss Bailey!"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
"Avast, Miss Bailey," then he cried, "you can't affright me, really"
D A
"Dear Captain Smith," the ghost replied, "you used me ungenteelly
D A
The coroner's quest goes hard with me because I've acted freely
D G A D
And Parson Biggs won't bury me though I'm a dead Miss Bailey"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
"Dear Ma'am," says he, "since you and I must once for all accounts close
D A
I have a one pound note in my regimental smallclothes
D A
'Twill bribe the sexton for your grave." The ghost then answered gaily
D G A D G A D
"Bless you, wicked Captain Smith, remember poor Miss Bailey!"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Outro]
D
"All's well that ends well, I suppose."
D
[Verse]
(Spoken)
N.C.
In seventeen forty-two, it was customary in the township of Halifax
N.C.
for a gentleman to partake occasionally of Ratafia which was a light-
N.C.
flavoured liqueur of amazing potency, which originated in Middlesex
A G A D G A D
and which we suppose is the reason for this song
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
A captain bold in Halifax, who dwelt in country quarters
D A
Seduced a maid, who hanged herself, one Monday in her garters
D A
His wicked conscience smited him, he lost his stomach daily
D G A D
He took to drinking Ratafia and thought upon Miss Bailey
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
One night betimes he went to bed, for he had caught the fever
D A
Said he, "I am a handsome man and I'm a gay deceiver"
D A
His candle, just a twelve o'clock, began to burn quite palely
D G A D
A ghost stepped up to his bedside and said, "Behold, Miss Bailey!"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
"Avast, Miss Bailey," then he cried, "you can't affright me, really"
D A
"Dear Captain Smith," the ghost replied, "you used me ungenteelly
D A
The coroner's quest goes hard with me because I've acted freely
D G A D
And Parson Biggs won't bury me though I'm a dead Miss Bailey"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Verse]
A
"Dear Ma'am," says he, "since you and I must once for all accounts close
D A
I have a one pound note in my regimental smallclothes
D A
'Twill bribe the sexton for your grave." The ghost then answered gaily
D G A D G A D
"Bless you, wicked Captain Smith, remember poor Miss Bailey!"
[Chorus]
D
Oh, Miss Bailey!
Em D
Unfortunate, Miss Bailey!
[Outro]
D
"All's well that ends well, I suppose."
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