Biografia:
Ralph McTell, nombre artístico de Ralph May, nació en Farnborough, Reino Unido. Cantautor de temprana vocación, no se interesó por dedicarse a la música hasta que descubrió durante su adolescencia la cultura beatnik. Más tarde comenzó a recorrer Europa en compañía de su guitarra. Elaboró su primer álbum en 1967. Recodado especialmente por el tema ‘Streets of London’ (1969), contenido en su segundo LP ‘Spiral Staircase’ (1969). La canción no se publicó en el Reino Unido en single hasta 1974
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Outras músicas:
- Streets Of London
- Around The Wild Cape Horn
- Barges
- Clare To Here
- Clown
- Easter Lilies
- England
- First Song
- From Clare To Here
- Girl From The Hiring Fair
- Impala Song
- In The Dreamtime
- Jesus Wept
- Last Train And Ride
- London Apprentice
- Maginot Waltz
- Mr Connaughton
- Nannas Song
- Somewhere Down The Road
- Summer Girl
- The Wind In The Willows
- Weather The Storm
- Zimmerman Blues
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!
This is from the album Easy and without tab software I am restricted to simply
posting the chords, so you will need to listen closely to get the picking right.
The main thing is use a clear waltz rhythmn in the bass,picking strings 6/4/4 each
bar for the first two lines. The bass moves betwen 5/3/3 and 5/4/4 as the chords
change.
I have tabbed it in G but I think (from memory as I have long since lost the
album) that Ralph uses a capo on the 1st fret.
G#9 F#aug
All off to Brighton in a charabanc
G#9 F#aug
Albert played his banjo and how we sang.
C C(2) G
The beer was expensive but the laughter was free
A D (D run)
Oh how we do love to all be beside the sea.
G#9 F#aug
Albert had a cousin named Marjorie
G#9 F#aug
And I had been noticing that she had noticed me.
C Eb7 G (Gmaj7) E
I quickly decided if she didn't mind
A D G (G run)
I would spend the day in her gay company.
We shared a plate of whelks strolling side by side.
I said she weren't too old to take a donkey ride
But I didn't mind when she laughed and said no
So we paused for a while and listened to the minstrel show.
There was a notice at the Palace Pier
It said there was to be a dance that night and it wasn't dear.
I explained of course that I could only waltz
And so we waltzed to every tune they played.
Instrumental break
C | C(2) | G | G |
D | D) | G | G7 |
C | Eb7 | G (Gmaj7) | E |
A | D | G |(G run)
Nine o'clock come round we had to take the charabanc
Albert was too drunk to play the banjo but still we sang
All except Marjorie, I could tell at a glance
Because me and Albert was leaving for France.
I said "We'll both be home in a week or two
Me and Albert and Lord Kitchener will teach the Hun a thing or two.
I'm sure to return, after me do not yearn
And we will waltz together all our lives through."
G#9 3x030x
F#aug 2x0332
C x32010
C(2) x32013
Eb7 xx1323
D run 2 0 - - - - - - - -|
3 - 3 2 1 - 0 1 2 3|
2 - - - - 2 - - - -|
0 - - - - - - - - -|
- - - - - - - - - -|
- - - - - - - - - -|
G run - - - - 0 3|
- - 0 3 - -|
0 3 - - - -|
0 - - - - -|
- - - - - -|
3 - - - - 3|
posting the chords, so you will need to listen closely to get the picking right.
The main thing is use a clear waltz rhythmn in the bass,picking strings 6/4/4 each
bar for the first two lines. The bass moves betwen 5/3/3 and 5/4/4 as the chords
change.
I have tabbed it in G but I think (from memory as I have long since lost the
album) that Ralph uses a capo on the 1st fret.
G#9 F#aug
All off to Brighton in a charabanc
G#9 F#aug
Albert played his banjo and how we sang.
C C(2) G
The beer was expensive but the laughter was free
A D (D run)
Oh how we do love to all be beside the sea.
G#9 F#aug
Albert had a cousin named Marjorie
G#9 F#aug
And I had been noticing that she had noticed me.
C Eb7 G (Gmaj7) E
I quickly decided if she didn't mind
A D G (G run)
I would spend the day in her gay company.
We shared a plate of whelks strolling side by side.
I said she weren't too old to take a donkey ride
But I didn't mind when she laughed and said no
So we paused for a while and listened to the minstrel show.
There was a notice at the Palace Pier
It said there was to be a dance that night and it wasn't dear.
I explained of course that I could only waltz
And so we waltzed to every tune they played.
Instrumental break
C | C(2) | G | G |
D | D) | G | G7 |
C | Eb7 | G (Gmaj7) | E |
A | D | G |(G run)
Nine o'clock come round we had to take the charabanc
Albert was too drunk to play the banjo but still we sang
All except Marjorie, I could tell at a glance
Because me and Albert was leaving for France.
I said "We'll both be home in a week or two
Me and Albert and Lord Kitchener will teach the Hun a thing or two.
I'm sure to return, after me do not yearn
And we will waltz together all our lives through."
G#9 3x030x
F#aug 2x0332
C x32010
C(2) x32013
Eb7 xx1323
D run 2 0 - - - - - - - -|
3 - 3 2 1 - 0 1 2 3|
2 - - - - 2 - - - -|
0 - - - - - - - - -|
- - - - - - - - - -|
- - - - - - - - - -|
G run - - - - 0 3|
- - 0 3 - -|
0 3 - - - -|
0 - - - - -|
- - - - - -|
3 - - - - 3|
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