Biografía:
El grupo fue fundado en Hull en 1984 por Heaton que volvía de un largo viaje por Europa. El primero en atender su propuesta fue Cullimore. A continuación se unen a ellos Whitaker y Ted Key que estaban en un grupo llamado Gargoyles. Emipieza un período de giras que hace que las discográficas se fijen en el cuarteto. Acaban firmando contrato con Gol Records y son promocionados con el eslogan "Cuarto mejor grupo de Hull".
El primer single, "Flag day", sale en octubre de 1985, pero no entra en listas.
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Otras canciones:
- Happy Hour
- Me And The Farmer
- Anxious
- Bow Down
- Build
- Caravan Of Love
- Five Get Over Excited
- Flag Day
- Freedom
- Get Up Off Our Knees
- Hopelessly Devoted To Them
- I Smell Winter
- Ill Be Your Shelter Just Like A Shelter
- Johannesburg
- Over There
- Reverends Revenge
- Sheep
- Sitting On A Fence
- Step Outside
- The Light Is Always Green
- The Mighty Ship
- The People Who Grinned
- The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death
- There Is Always Something There To Remind Me
- Think For A Minute
- Were Not Deep
- Youve Got A Friend
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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You’ve Got a Friend – The Housemartins
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Written by: Carole King
From: "Now That’s What I Call Quite Good" (1988)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
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CHORDS
E-A-D-G-B-e
E/G# 4-x-2-1-0-0
D/E 0-2-2-2-3-2
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[Intro]
| A | D | A | D |
| A | D | A | G#m C#7 |
[Verse]
F#m C#7
When you're down and troubled
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And you need some lovin' care
Bm E A
And nothing, nothin‘s going right
G#m C#7
Close your eyes and think of me
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And soon I will be there
D E6 Bm E
To brighten up even your darkest nights (break)
[Chorus]
A A7
You just call out my name
D
And you know, wherever I am
A E E/G#
I‘ll come running to see you again
A D A
Winter spring summer or fa-all
D G D
All you got to do is ca-all
D D/C# | Bm D/E |
And I'll be there,
| A | % |
You've got a friend
[Verse]
F#m C#7
If the sky above you
[ F#m F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
Should turn dark and full of clouds,
Bm E A
and that old north wind should begin to blow
G#m C#7
Keep your head together
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And call my name out loud, now
D E6 Bm E
Soon I will be knocking at your door (break)
[Chorus]
[Chorus]
A A7
You just call out my name
D
And you know, wherever I am
A E E/G#
I‘ll come running to see you again
A D A
Winter spring summer or fa-all
D G D
All you got to do is ca-all
D D/C# | Bm D/E |
And I'll be there,
| A | D |
You've got a friend
[Outro]
| A | D |
You've got a friend
| A | D |
Yes, you've got a friend
| A | D |
Yes, mmh-mmh (break)
A D
Don’t you know, you've got a friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
Ain’t you heard, you‘ve got a friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
Don’t you know about your friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
He’s a good friend
(Ooh-ooh)
| A | D |
Yes, yeah-eah
(Ooh-ooh)
| A | D |
Mmmmh
(Ooh-ooh)
(repeat ad lib and fade)
You’ve Got a Friend – The Housemartins
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Written by: Carole King
From: "Now That’s What I Call Quite Good" (1988)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
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CHORDS
E-A-D-G-B-e
E/G# 4-x-2-1-0-0
D/E 0-2-2-2-3-2
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[Intro]
| A | D | A | D |
| A | D | A | G#m C#7 |
[Verse]
F#m C#7
When you're down and troubled
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And you need some lovin' care
Bm E A
And nothing, nothin‘s going right
G#m C#7
Close your eyes and think of me
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And soon I will be there
D E6 Bm E
To brighten up even your darkest nights (break)
[Chorus]
A A7
You just call out my name
D
And you know, wherever I am
A E E/G#
I‘ll come running to see you again
A D A
Winter spring summer or fa-all
D G D
All you got to do is ca-all
D D/C# | Bm D/E |
And I'll be there,
| A | % |
You've got a friend
[Verse]
F#m C#7
If the sky above you
[ F#m F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
Should turn dark and full of clouds,
Bm E A
and that old north wind should begin to blow
G#m C#7
Keep your head together
F#m [ F#m/G# | F#m/A F#m/G# F#m | ]
And call my name out loud, now
D E6 Bm E
Soon I will be knocking at your door (break)
[Chorus]
[Chorus]
A A7
You just call out my name
D
And you know, wherever I am
A E E/G#
I‘ll come running to see you again
A D A
Winter spring summer or fa-all
D G D
All you got to do is ca-all
D D/C# | Bm D/E |
And I'll be there,
| A | D |
You've got a friend
[Outro]
| A | D |
You've got a friend
| A | D |
Yes, you've got a friend
| A | D |
Yes, mmh-mmh (break)
A D
Don’t you know, you've got a friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
Ain’t you heard, you‘ve got a friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
Don’t you know about your friend?
(Ooooooh-ooh-ooh)
A D
He’s a good friend
(Ooh-ooh)
| A | D |
Yes, yeah-eah
(Ooh-ooh)
| A | D |
Mmmmh
(Ooh-ooh)
(repeat ad lib and fade)
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