Biography:
Lindisfarne. Banda de british folk/rock formada en 1970, capitaneada por el compositor y cantante Alan Hull. Combinaban folk de raíces célticas, blues, country-rock... con un aire nostálgico y, por otra parte, con un sentido de la diversión muy particular.
La formación original:
Alan Hull (20 February 1945 - 17 November 1995) (vocals/guitar/piano);
Simon Cowe (born 1 April 1948, in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle-upon-Tyne) (guitar, mandolin, banjo);
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Other songs:
- 1983
- About You
- Alan In The River With Flowers
- All Fall Down
- All In The Same Boat
- Alright On The Night
- Any Way The Wind Blows
- Beautiful Day
- Born At The Right Time
- Bring Down The Government
- Broken Doll
- Call Of The Wild
- Candlelight
- Cant Do Right For Doing Wrong
- City Song
- Clear White Light Part 2
- Coming Good
- Court In The Act
- Cruising To Disaster
- Dance Your Life Away
- Day Of The Jackal
- Dedicated Hound
- Devil Of The North
- Do It Like This
- Dont Leave Me Tonight
- Dont Say Goodnight
- Down
- Driftin Through
- Easy And Free
- Elvis Lives On The Moon
- Evening
- Everything Changes
- Fog On The Tyne
- Freedom Square
- Friday Girl
- From My Window
- Ghost In Blue Suede Shoes
- Gin And Tonix All Round
- Go Back
- Goodbye
- Happy Birthday Dad
- Heroes
- I Must Stop Going To Parties
- In Your Head
- Jackhammer Blues
- January Song
- Jubilee Corner
- Juke Box Gypsy
- Keeping The Rage
- Kings Cross Blues
- Lady Eleanor
- Lazy
- Log On Your Fire
- Love In A Cage
- Love Is A Pain
- Mandolin King
- Marshall Rileys Army
- Meet Me On The Corner
- Miracles
- Mother Russia
- Never Miss The Water
- Nights
- No Need To Tell Me
- North Country Boy
- Oh No Not Again
- Old Peculiar Feeling
- One Day
- One Hundred Miles To Liverpool
- One World
- Only Alone
- Passing Ghosts
- People Say
- Poor Old Ireland
- Remember Tomorrow
- River
- Road To Kingdom Come
- Rock N Roll Phone
- Roll On That Day
- Run For Home
- Same Way Down
- Scarecrow Song
- Shine On
- Significant Other
- Soho Square
- Song For A Stranger
- Start Again
- Stick Together
- Stormy Weather
- Sunderland Boys
- Take Your Time
- Taking Care Of Business
- The Man Down There
- The Things I Should Have Said
- This Guitar Never Lies
- This Has Got To End
- This Too Will Pass
- Together Forever
- Tomorrow
- Train In G Major
- Turn A Deaf Ear
- Uncle Sam
- Under The Promenade
- Unfinished Business
- Unmarked Car
- Wake Up Little Sister
- Walking Back To Blueberry Hill
- Warm Feeling
- We Can Make It
- We Can Swing Together
- When Friday Comes Along
- When Jones Gets Back To Town
- When The Night Comes Down
- When The War Is Over
- Where My Heart Lives
- Winning The Game
- Winter Song
- Wish You Were Here
- Working For The Man
- Working My Way Back Home
- You And Me
- You Put The Laff On Me
- Youre The One
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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From: "Dexter N. Muir"
From memory and long-accustomed usage ;-)
Winter Song
Lindisfarne (Alan Hull)
Transcribed for solo (12-string) guitar by
Dexter N. Muir ([email protected])
Intro:
, . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . .
e 35----5-----|5-------5-5-|53----3-----|3-------3-3-|35----5-----|
B 57----7-----|7-------7-7-|75----5-----|5-------5-5-|57----7-----|
G 46----6-----|6-------6-6-|64----4-----|4-------4-4-|46----6-----|
D 00----0-----|0-------0-0-|00----0-----|0-------0-0-|00----0-----|
A ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
/ /
, . . .', , , . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . , , . . .' ,
e 5------99-5-|53----3-----|3-------3-0-|2-----02--0-|2------23-23|
B 7-------7-7-|75----5-----|5-------5-0-|3-----33--3-|3------33-33|
G 6-------6-6-|64----4-----|4-------4-0-|2-----03--0-|2------22-22|
D 0-------0-0-|00----0-----|0-------0---|0-----00--0-|0-----------|
A ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
h h h
Other Chords (in order of first occurrence):
D Ddim D7 G Bm Em G7 C A Gm Dsus4
e--2----2----2---3---2----0---1--0--0---3----3--
B--3----2----1---0---3----0---0--1--2---3----3--
G--2----2----2---0---4----0---0--0--2---3----2--
D--0----0----0---0---4----2---0--2--2---0----0--
A----------------x---2----2---2--3--0---x-------
E----------------3--------0---3---------3-------
Verse 1:
D Ddim D7
When Winter's shadowy fingers first pursue you down the street
G Bm Em G7
And your boots no longer lie about the cold around your feet
C Em A
Do you spare a thought for Summer whose passage is complete
D Ddim D7
Whose memories lie in ruins and whose ruins lie in heat
Gm G A (D Dsus4, D, Dsus4, D)x2
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 2:
When the wind is singing strangely, blowing music through your head
And your rain-splattered windows make you decide to stay in bed
Do you spare a thought for the homeless tramp who wishes he was dead
Or do you pull your bed-clothes higher, dream of Summertime instead,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 3:
The creeping cold has fingers that caress without permission
And mystic crystal snowdrops only aggravate the condition
Do you spare a thought for the gypsy with no secure position
Who's turned and spurned by village and town and the Magistrate's decision,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 4:
When the turkey's in the oven and the Christmas presents are bought
And Santa's in his module - he's an American astronaut -
Do you spare a thought for Jesus, who had nothing but his thoughts,
Who got busted - just for talking, and befriending the wrong sorts,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Gm G A Intro....
When Winter.... comes howling in.
p.s. I consider this to be one of the most potent Christian songs ever
written. I am not Christian myself, but the sentiments expressed apply
universally to all Masters, their followers' attitudes, and their
remembrance... particularly Verse 4...
Dexter N. Muir Manufacturing Pilot Plant Technician
[email protected] Department of Production Technology
Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: "Dexter N. Muir"
From memory and long-accustomed usage ;-)
Winter Song
Lindisfarne (Alan Hull)
Transcribed for solo (12-string) guitar by
Dexter N. Muir ([email protected])
Intro:
, . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . .
e 35----5-----|5-------5-5-|53----3-----|3-------3-3-|35----5-----|
B 57----7-----|7-------7-7-|75----5-----|5-------5-5-|57----7-----|
G 46----6-----|6-------6-6-|64----4-----|4-------4-4-|46----6-----|
D 00----0-----|0-------0-0-|00----0-----|0-------0-0-|00----0-----|
A ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
/ /
, . . .', , , . . , . . , . . . , , , . . , . , , . . .' ,
e 5------99-5-|53----3-----|3-------3-0-|2-----02--0-|2------23-23|
B 7-------7-7-|75----5-----|5-------5-0-|3-----33--3-|3------33-33|
G 6-------6-6-|64----4-----|4-------4-0-|2-----03--0-|2------22-22|
D 0-------0-0-|00----0-----|0-------0---|0-----00--0-|0-----------|
A ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|------------|------------|
h h h
Other Chords (in order of first occurrence):
D Ddim D7 G Bm Em G7 C A Gm Dsus4
e--2----2----2---3---2----0---1--0--0---3----3--
B--3----2----1---0---3----0---0--1--2---3----3--
G--2----2----2---0---4----0---0--0--2---3----2--
D--0----0----0---0---4----2---0--2--2---0----0--
A----------------x---2----2---2--3--0---x-------
E----------------3--------0---3---------3-------
Verse 1:
D Ddim D7
When Winter's shadowy fingers first pursue you down the street
G Bm Em G7
And your boots no longer lie about the cold around your feet
C Em A
Do you spare a thought for Summer whose passage is complete
D Ddim D7
Whose memories lie in ruins and whose ruins lie in heat
Gm G A (D Dsus4, D, Dsus4, D)x2
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 2:
When the wind is singing strangely, blowing music through your head
And your rain-splattered windows make you decide to stay in bed
Do you spare a thought for the homeless tramp who wishes he was dead
Or do you pull your bed-clothes higher, dream of Summertime instead,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 3:
The creeping cold has fingers that caress without permission
And mystic crystal snowdrops only aggravate the condition
Do you spare a thought for the gypsy with no secure position
Who's turned and spurned by village and town and the Magistrate's decision,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Verse 4:
When the turkey's in the oven and the Christmas presents are bought
And Santa's in his module - he's an American astronaut -
Do you spare a thought for Jesus, who had nothing but his thoughts,
Who got busted - just for talking, and befriending the wrong sorts,
When Winter.... comes howling in.
Gm G A Intro....
When Winter.... comes howling in.
p.s. I consider this to be one of the most potent Christian songs ever
written. I am not Christian myself, but the sentiments expressed apply
universally to all Masters, their followers' attitudes, and their
remembrance... particularly Verse 4...
Dexter N. Muir Manufacturing Pilot Plant Technician
[email protected] Department of Production Technology
Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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