Biography:
Strawbs are an English rock band founded in 1964. Led throughout by talented musician Dave Cousins, they are best-known for their folk-rock and progressive rock albums of the 1970s and for including Sandy Denny as an early member of the band (before she joined Fairport Convention) and Rick Wakeman for two albums (before he moved on to Yes).
Strawbs were originally known as the Strawberry Hill Boys. Their long-time leader and most active songwriter is guitarist and singer Dave Cousins (guitar
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- A Glimpse Of Heaven
- A Mind Of My Own
- Afraid To Let Go
- Alexander The Great
- Alices Song
- All The Little Ladies
- Another Day
- Autumn
- Back In The Old Routine
- Back On The Farm
- Backside
- Barcarole For The Death Of Venice
- Beneath The Angry Sky
- Benedictus
- Beside The Rio Grande
- Burning For Me
- Carry Me Home
- Changes Arrange Us
- Christmas Cheer
- Christmas Cheer Everythings Going To Be Alright
- Close Your Eyes
- Cold Steel
- Cry No More
- Cut Like A Diamond
- Deadly Nightshade
- Deep In The Darkest Night
- Do You Remember
- Dont Try To Change Me
- Everybody Knows
- Face Down In The Well
- Flight
- Flying
- Forever Ocean Blue
- Further Down The Road
- Goodbye Is Not An Easy Word To Say
- Grace Darling
- Hanging In The Gallery
- Heartbreaker
- Heavy Disguise
- Here Today Gone Tomorrow
- Here Todaygone Tomorrow
- Hero And Heroine
- Hey Little Man Thursdays Child
- Hey Little Man Wednesdays Child
- I Dont Want To Talk About It
- I Feel Your Loving Coming On
- I Only Want My Love To Grow In You
- I Turned My Face Into The Wind
- Ill Carry On Beside You
- Ill Show You Where To Sleep
- In Amongst The Roses
- Is It Today Lord
- Ive Been My Own Worst Friend
- Joey And Me
- Josephine For Better Or For Worse
- Keep On Trying
- Keep The Devil Outside
- Lady Fuschia
- Lay A Little Light On Me
- Lay Down
- Lemon Pie
- Little Sleepy
- Midnight Sun
- Might As Well Be On Mars
- Morning Glory
- My Friend Peter
- New Beginnings
- New World
- No Return
- Not All The Flowers Grow
- October To May
- Oh How She Changed
- On A Night Like This
- On Growing Older
- Or Am I Dreaming
- Out In The Cold
- Part Of The Union
- Pieces Of 79 And 15
- Poor Jimmy Wilson
- Revenge Can Be So Sweet
- Rhythm Of The Night
- Ringing Down The Years
- Round And Round
- Russian Front
- Sealed With A Traitors Kiss
- Shadowland
- Shine On Silver Sun
- So Close And Yet So Far Away
- Starshine Angel Wine
- Stone Cold Is The Womans Heart
- Stormy Down
- Strange Day Over The Hill
- Sunday Morning
- Taking A Chance
- Tell Me What You See In Me
- Thank You
- The Battle
- The Flower And The Young Man
- The Hangman And The Papist
- The Journeys End
- The King
- The Last Resort
- The Man Who Called Himself Jesus
- The Man Who Would Never Leave Grimsby
- The Plain
- The Promised Land
- The River
- The Soldiers Tale
- The Weary Song
- The Winter Long
- Thirty Days
- This Barren Land
- Til The Sun Comes Shining Through
- To Be Free
- Too Many Angels
- Under A Cloudless Sky
- Wasting My Time Thinking Of You
- Well Meet Again Sometime
- When The Lights Came On
- Where Am I
- Where Do You Go
- Where Do You Go When You Need A Hole To Crawl In
- Where Silent Shadows Fall
- Will You Go
- Winter And The Summer
- Witchwood
- Words Of Wisdom
- You And I When We Were Young
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!
song written by Dave Cousins
D G D
Is it the painter or the picture
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Admired by countless thousands
Em D
Who attempt to read the secrets
G A
Of his vision of his very soul.
G D
Is it the painter or the picture
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but a still life
Em D
Of his own interpretation
Em D
Of the way that God had made us
G A D
In the image of His eye?
G D
Is it the sculptor or the sculpture
Em D
standing in the gallery?
Em D
Touched by fleeting strangers
Em D
Who desire to feel the strength of hands
G A
That realised a form of life.
G D
Is it the sculptor or the sculpture
Em D
standing in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but the tenderness
Em D
With which his hands were guided
Em D
To discard the unessentials
G A D
And reveal the perfect truth?
G D
Is it the actor or the drama
Em D
Playing to the gallery?
Em D
Heard in every corner
Em D
Of the theatre of crueltypar
G A
That masks the humour in his speech.
G D
Is it the actor or the drama
Em D
Playing to the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but the character
Em D Em
Of any single member of the audience
D
That forms the plot
G A D
Of each and every play?
G D
Is it the singer or his likeness
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Tongue black, still and swollen,
Em D
His eyes staring from their sockets,
G A
He is silent now, will sing no more.
G D
Is it the singer or his likeness
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but his conscience,
Em D
Insecurity, and loneliness,
Em D
When destiny becomes at last
G D A D
The cause of his demise?
D G D
Is it the painter or the picture
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Admired by countless thousands
Em D
Who attempt to read the secrets
G A
Of his vision of his very soul.
G D
Is it the painter or the picture
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but a still life
Em D
Of his own interpretation
Em D
Of the way that God had made us
G A D
In the image of His eye?
G D
Is it the sculptor or the sculpture
Em D
standing in the gallery?
Em D
Touched by fleeting strangers
Em D
Who desire to feel the strength of hands
G A
That realised a form of life.
G D
Is it the sculptor or the sculpture
Em D
standing in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but the tenderness
Em D
With which his hands were guided
Em D
To discard the unessentials
G A D
And reveal the perfect truth?
G D
Is it the actor or the drama
Em D
Playing to the gallery?
Em D
Heard in every corner
Em D
Of the theatre of crueltypar
G A
That masks the humour in his speech.
G D
Is it the actor or the drama
Em D
Playing to the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but the character
Em D Em
Of any single member of the audience
D
That forms the plot
G A D
Of each and every play?
G D
Is it the singer or his likeness
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Tongue black, still and swollen,
Em D
His eyes staring from their sockets,
G A
He is silent now, will sing no more.
G D
Is it the singer or his likeness
Em D
Hanging in the gallery?
Em D
Or is it but his conscience,
Em D
Insecurity, and loneliness,
Em D
When destiny becomes at last
G D A D
The cause of his demise?
Streams of Prais (...)
Street Boys
Street Clerks
Street Corner Sy (...)
Street Joy
Strike 3
Strike Anywhere
Strike The Colou (...)
Striking Matches
Strip The Image