Biography:
The Shack story is one of music's greatest legends, a tale of such woe and wonder it defies exaggeration. It incorporates hardship, bereavement and chaotic misadventure, but above all it tells The tale of beautiful music triumphing over trouble and tragedy. And that's where we begin: with the beautiful music.
In the '80's, the two brothers from the Kensington area in Liverpool were singer and guitarist with The Pale Fountains, an effervescent pop group who were signed to Virgin for the ridiculous (in those days) sum of £150
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Other songs:
- Als Vacation
- And Luna
- As Long As Ive Got You
- Beautiful
- Black White
- Byrds Turn To Stone
- Captains Table
- Carousel
- Chinatown
- Closer
- Cornish Town
- Daniella
- Emergency
- Find A Place
- Finn Sophie Bobby And Lance
- Fontilan
- Glynys And Jacqui
- Happy Ever After
- Hazy
- Hockens Hey
- Holiday Abroad
- I Know You Well
- I Want You
- Its Harvest Time
- Kilburn High Road
- Lends Some Dough
- Loaded Man
- London Town
- Meant To Be
- Miles Apart
- Miles Away
- Mood Of The Morning
- Moonshine
- Mr Appointment
- Natalies Party
- Neighbours
- New Day
- On The Streets Tonight
- On The Terrace
- Oscar
- Reinstated
- Sgt Major
- Shelley Brown
- Since I Met You
- Soldier Man
- Something Like You
- Streets Of Kenny
- The Girl With The Long Brown Hair
- The Prize
- Tie Me Down
- Time Machine
- Undecided
- Walters Song
- Wanda
- X Marks The Spot
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!
London Town (Head) by Shack
A beautiful song that is easy to play:
Intro A D A G A D A Em
A D A Em A
Queenie enters the hall, pulls on the string
D A G A
She looks semi-pleased my nursery crown
D A Em A
You can feed your meter when yo're alone
G A Em A
It's not very hard in London Town
D A G
Phone your mate at four in the morning
A G A Em A
Keep your hair on, I still want you
D A G A
Things just fall into place
G A Em G D A G Em
It gets a bit clearer in Lon-don Town
(same pattern for this)
Into the town, the centre
in search of the crackpot
Michael Thomas wore the crown
You can kick your meter when you're alone
It's not very hard in London Town
By a rennie, from the trackie
It's the new shape, for the 90's
Things just fall into place
It gets a bit clearer in London Town
Any comments, suggestions: [email protected]
A beautiful song that is easy to play:
Intro A D A G A D A Em
A D A Em A
Queenie enters the hall, pulls on the string
D A G A
She looks semi-pleased my nursery crown
D A Em A
You can feed your meter when yo're alone
G A Em A
It's not very hard in London Town
D A G
Phone your mate at four in the morning
A G A Em A
Keep your hair on, I still want you
D A G A
Things just fall into place
G A Em G D A G Em
It gets a bit clearer in Lon-don Town
(same pattern for this)
Into the town, the centre
in search of the crackpot
Michael Thomas wore the crown
You can kick your meter when you're alone
It's not very hard in London Town
By a rennie, from the trackie
It's the new shape, for the 90's
Things just fall into place
It gets a bit clearer in London Town
Any comments, suggestions: [email protected]
Shades Apart
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Shades Of Maroon
Shadmehr Aghili
Shadow Band
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Shah-Rae Weaver
Shahid Mallya
Shahin Najafi
Shahir AF8