Biography:
Trilogy For The Masses opens with the Theme For The Masses, the main theme that connects the whole of the album together. Played in a form of lament, the track is rich in both strings and organ very similar to a style that would be utilised by many of the proto-progressive rock bands such as Procol Harum and The Moody Blues. The subsequent track, 101 Harrison Street is a clear indication of the times. Featuring a lengthy and mesmerising guitar solo accompanied by a hypnotic continuous rhythm
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WAKE UP IN THE MORNING by Harry Palmer
From: Ford Theatre Time Changes -A New Musical ABC Records, 1969
[You can hear this song on YouTube while watching a video the band made in 1969
(?), running amok through beautiful
downtown Milford, Massachusetts. Its really great!
Ford Theatre did not receive the credit or love they deserved. Tremendous talents
across the board.
I really enjoyed the Time Changes album, back in the day.
There are a few other songs from this album on YouTube; you should check them
out. A great band and a great record.]
INTRO: Based on D minor chord. Strums something like:
D-A-D/E D/E D/E (hammer) D/F D A D/E A/D/E hammer F (3x)
Through the verse, a Dm is played while walking the bass line down from open d
string, to c note (on the A string),
to the b note to open A string rapidly followed by the A7 chord.
VERSE 1:
Dm Dm/C Dm/B A / A7 Dm
And I wake up in the morning, pour some coffee for my brain
Dm/C Dm/B A7
Dm Dm/C Dm/B A C/G Dm/F# E (no third)
Everyday is different, but I always feel the same.
CHORUS
Bm G F#7 Bm A/Bm G
Everybody tells me the world is in my head (hand?), yeah!
F#7 Bm (run: B- -A-G-F#-E Em A C
But that don*t mean a thing to me cause I*ll never be a man,
B (run:B C# E F# E D) A G F Em Em7
if I don*t have yooou if I don*t have you.
Em Em7 Em Em7
VERSE 2:
And I read the morning papers, just like other people do
Every day it*s different, but there*s nothing really new.
CHORUS
Sunshine through my window, and it brightens up my day, yeah!
But that don’t mean a thing to me, cause I*ll never find my way,
if I don*t have you if I don*t have you
INSTRUMENTAL BREAK:
Dm Em F; F Em (G), Dm Em F; F Em (G),
Dm Em F; F Em Dm G (hold) A (hold)
[Note (G) is a quick hit of only the open D and G strings]
CHORUS
Bm G F#7 Bm /A G
Sunshine through my window, and it brightens up my da-a-a-ay, yeah!
F#7 Bm (run: B- -A-G-F#-E Em A C
But that don*t mean a thing to me…. *cause I*ll never find my way,
B (run:B C# E F# E D) A G F (hold)
if I don*t have yo-ou
Em // Em7 Em // Em7 Em // C (hold)violins:C D E G A B C E
if I don*t have you. (End)
From: Ford Theatre Time Changes -A New Musical ABC Records, 1969
[You can hear this song on YouTube while watching a video the band made in 1969
(?), running amok through beautiful
downtown Milford, Massachusetts. Its really great!
Ford Theatre did not receive the credit or love they deserved. Tremendous talents
across the board.
I really enjoyed the Time Changes album, back in the day.
There are a few other songs from this album on YouTube; you should check them
out. A great band and a great record.]
INTRO: Based on D minor chord. Strums something like:
D-A-D/E D/E D/E (hammer) D/F D A D/E A/D/E hammer F (3x)
Through the verse, a Dm is played while walking the bass line down from open d
string, to c note (on the A string),
to the b note to open A string rapidly followed by the A7 chord.
VERSE 1:
Dm Dm/C Dm/B A / A7 Dm
And I wake up in the morning, pour some coffee for my brain
Dm/C Dm/B A7
Dm Dm/C Dm/B A C/G Dm/F# E (no third)
Everyday is different, but I always feel the same.
CHORUS
Bm G F#7 Bm A/Bm G
Everybody tells me the world is in my head (hand?), yeah!
F#7 Bm (run: B- -A-G-F#-E Em A C
But that don*t mean a thing to me cause I*ll never be a man,
B (run:B C# E F# E D) A G F Em Em7
if I don*t have yooou if I don*t have you.
Em Em7 Em Em7
VERSE 2:
And I read the morning papers, just like other people do
Every day it*s different, but there*s nothing really new.
CHORUS
Sunshine through my window, and it brightens up my day, yeah!
But that don’t mean a thing to me, cause I*ll never find my way,
if I don*t have you if I don*t have you
INSTRUMENTAL BREAK:
Dm Em F; F Em (G), Dm Em F; F Em (G),
Dm Em F; F Em Dm G (hold) A (hold)
[Note (G) is a quick hit of only the open D and G strings]
CHORUS
Bm G F#7 Bm /A G
Sunshine through my window, and it brightens up my da-a-a-ay, yeah!
F#7 Bm (run: B- -A-G-F#-E Em A C
But that don*t mean a thing to me…. *cause I*ll never find my way,
B (run:B C# E F# E D) A G F (hold)
if I don*t have yo-ou
Em // Em7 Em // Em7 Em // C (hold)violins:C D E G A B C E
if I don*t have you. (End)
Forest
Forest Blakk
Forest City Love (...)
Forest Fire
Forest Pooky
Forevermore
forgetful jones
Forgiven
Forgotten Boys
Forgotten Rebels