Biografía:
Beans On Toast (aka Jay MacCallister) is a British folk singer from Essex, UK, who rose to out of the UK folk scene in 2005. He is well known for his self-deprecating and honest songwriting, which openly deals with the topics of politics, drugs and love. He has six studios albums and has traditionally released a new record each year on his birthday, 1 December.
Jay claims the songs he writes 'have the same chords' and 'sound like Billy Bragg'. His close friend Frank Turner mentions Jay in many of his songs: I Knew Prufock Before He Got Famous
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Otras canciones:
- A Whole Lot Of Loving
- Beer And A Burger
- Coke
- Dirty Pi
- Dont Believe The Bullshit
- Free Nights Of Riots
- I Fancy Laura Marling
- I Think Everybody Should Be Terrified
- Im Home When You Hold Me
- Jamie Lily
- Magic
- Mdm Amazing
- Microwave Popcorn
- Myspace Picture
- Old Grunge
- Peter Pans Playground
- Price Of Rice
- The American Dollar
- The Ignorant Englishman
- Things
- War On War
- Watching The World Go By
¡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!
*Trumpet solo*
D A G
There's a big group of lads at the bar
D A G
They've got Ralph Lauren shirts on and gel in their hair
D A G A
The fruit machines rigged so it never gives out
D A G A
A pint of John Smith's is less than a pound
D A G A
And it's beer and a burger for dinner again
D A G A
With all of the pubs on the high street the same
D A G A
With laminated menus and terrible music
D A G A
Really bright lights and some puke in the toilets
G
Another nameless, faceless town
D G
Another Friday night
G
Let's hope that some of these lads get laid
A
Before they start getting into fights
G A
It's all good though, it's all gravy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
*Trumpet solo*
D A G
And the roundabouts circle the towns
D A G A
The carpet got swept and the factory closed down
D A G A
No-one remembers the town they once knew
D A G A
And all arrows point to the next Wetherspoons
D A G A
Where we drink away our sorrows with smiles on our faces
D A G A
I know this cause I've been there, I'm a fan of getting wasted
G A
Makes me feel good, drives me crazy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
*Trumpet solo*
G A
Makes me feel good, drives me crazy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
D A G
There's a big group of lads at the bar
D A G
They've got Ralph Lauren shirts on and gel in their hair
D A G A
The fruit machines rigged so it never gives out
D A G A
A pint of John Smith's is less than a pound
D A G A
And it's beer and a burger for dinner again
D A G A
With all of the pubs on the high street the same
D A G A
With laminated menus and terrible music
D A G A
Really bright lights and some puke in the toilets
G
Another nameless, faceless town
D G
Another Friday night
G
Let's hope that some of these lads get laid
A
Before they start getting into fights
G A
It's all good though, it's all gravy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
*Trumpet solo*
D A G
And the roundabouts circle the towns
D A G A
The carpet got swept and the factory closed down
D A G A
No-one remembers the town they once knew
D A G A
And all arrows point to the next Wetherspoons
D A G A
Where we drink away our sorrows with smiles on our faces
D A G A
I know this cause I've been there, I'm a fan of getting wasted
G A
Makes me feel good, drives me crazy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
*Trumpet solo*
G A
Makes me feel good, drives me crazy
G A D
This is Middle England baby
Bear vs. Shark
Bearcat
Beardless Amish
Beardyman
Bearfoot