Biography:
Formed in 1989 by singer Andy Maize and guitarist Josh Finlayson, the band soon added Peter Cash, Wayne Stokes and bassist Ron Macey to their lineup. They quickly became a regular house band at Toronto's Spadina Hotel, often playing with Cash's brother, singer/songwriter Andrew Cash.
In 1989, the band became the first Canadian signing to Enigma Records. Their self-titled debut album was released on Enigma the following year, and spawned the singles "Monday Morning" and "I Will Give You Everything".
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Other songs:
- 2000 Miles
- 80 Odd Hours
- A Penny More
- Alice Graham
- All In My Time
- At 24
- Baby Make A Grab
- Bitter Beauty
- Christmas In Prison
- Church Bells Ringing Christmas In The City
- Darkness And Doubt
- Dear Henry
- Dont Cry No Tears
- Drive Away
- Eight Miles High
- Even When You Fall
- Feel A Whole Lot Better
- Feel You Closer
- Good King Wenceslas
- Hasty Mart
- Hello Beautiful Life
- Here Without You
- I Dont Want To Talk About It
- I See A Darkness
- I Thought I Knew You
- I Will Give You Everything
- I Wonder As I Wander
- Ill Be Home
- Im Wondering
- Its A Pity
- Its Sunday Pouring Down Rain
- Joanne
- Just Another Day
- Just My Heart Talkin
- Maple Syrup
- Maybe Its Just Not Good Enough
- Monday Morning
- No One Could
- November In Ontario
- One In A Hundred
- Only A Fool
- Pull Me Down
- Radio Waves
- Red Deer To Margaree
- Restless
- Set You Free This Time
- She Comes Into The Room
- She Dont Care About Time
- Slow Burning Fire
- Snowbird
- So You Say You Lost Your Baby
- Some Say
- Spin Spin
- The Holly And The Ivy
- The Truth About Us
- The World Turns All Around Her
- This Is No Time
- This Old Town
- Too Bad You Say Its Over
- Toss And Turn
- We Dont Talk Much Anymore
- What Can I Say
- What Do You See
- Wherever You Go
- You Got That Look In Your Eye
- Youve Got A Lot Of Nerve
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!
This is a great cover of a song originally performed by the Grievous Angels
and composed by our two most musically inclined Members of Parliament,
Charlie Angus and Andrew Cash.
Verse 1:
G D G
Passing time blowin' smoke rings
G D G
Late night menu covered with coffee stains
C G
I can't remember where we been
C G
Where we're goin' to
G D G
Take a cup for me and one for you
G D G
The headlights carve out figures in the night
G D G
Late night radio keepin' me alive
C G
As raindrops streak the windowpane
C G
Diesel fumes and the cold dark rain
G D G
I'll follow you from Red Deer to Margaree
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Verse 2:
G D G
Thunder Bay is two hours from sight
G D G
We left the flat lands late, late last night
C G
As sunlight rises in distant sky
C G
Says "good morning" to our tired eyes
G D G
You grin at me and I know that it's all right
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Organ solo:
G D G
G D G
C G
C G
G D G
Verse 3:
G D G
One day we're going to put this truck away
G D G
Get us a place out near the bay
C G
And late at night when you hold me tight
C G
And you hear those trucks a rollin' by
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
G D G
All the way from Red Deer to Margaree
G D G
I'll follow you from Red Deer to Margaree
and composed by our two most musically inclined Members of Parliament,
Charlie Angus and Andrew Cash.
Verse 1:
G D G
Passing time blowin' smoke rings
G D G
Late night menu covered with coffee stains
C G
I can't remember where we been
C G
Where we're goin' to
G D G
Take a cup for me and one for you
G D G
The headlights carve out figures in the night
G D G
Late night radio keepin' me alive
C G
As raindrops streak the windowpane
C G
Diesel fumes and the cold dark rain
G D G
I'll follow you from Red Deer to Margaree
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Verse 2:
G D G
Thunder Bay is two hours from sight
G D G
We left the flat lands late, late last night
C G
As sunlight rises in distant sky
C G
Says "good morning" to our tired eyes
G D G
You grin at me and I know that it's all right
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Organ solo:
G D G
G D G
C G
C G
G D G
Verse 3:
G D G
One day we're going to put this truck away
G D G
Get us a place out near the bay
C G
And late at night when you hold me tight
C G
And you hear those trucks a rollin' by
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
Chorus:
G Bm C G
An old country song is spinning in my head
G Bm C G
Sure do feel tired but at least I ain't dead
C D G C C/B Am
You sleep so sound on my shoulder as I take the driver's seat
G D G
I followed you from Red Deer to Margaree
G D G
All the way from Red Deer to Margaree
G D G
I'll follow you from Red Deer to Margaree
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Skyhill
Skyhook (US, Mt. (...)
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Skytown
Skywalk
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