Biografía:
(2004 - 2016) An 11 piece band that play(ed) arrangements of English traditional music.
They released one Ep, E.P.onymous in October 2004, and five albums, Burlesque in October 2006, Matachin in October 2008, Hedonism in October 2010, Broadside in October 2012 and Revival in June 2014.
http://www.bellowhead.co.uk/releases.html
They announced in 2015 that the 2016 tour would be the last.
www.bellowhead.co.uk/home/item/142-thats-all-folks.html
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¡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!
Basic busker version
Up to the Rigs/London town – bellowhead (trad)
Capo 1st fret ( record seems to be in Ab )
1234 1234 1234 12 34
Strum pattern G/// Em/// Am/// C/ D/
G Em
Up London City I made my way
Am C D
It was up Cheapside I chanced to stray
G Em
When a fair pretty maid I there did meet
Am C D
And greeted her with kisses sweet
G Em
cho: For I was up to the rigs, Down to the jigs
Am C D
Up to the rigs of London Town
She took me to some house of sin
And boldly then she entered in
Loudly for supper she did call
Thinking I would pay for it all.
The supper o'er, the table cleared
The waiter brought white wine and red
The waiter brought white wine and red
While the chambermaid prepared the bed
Between the hours of one and two
She asked me if to bed I'd go
Immediately I did consent
And along with this pretty girl I went.
Her cheeks was white and her lips was red
And I kissed her as she laid in bed
But soon as she was fast asleep
Out of the bed then I did creep.
I searched her pockets and there I found
A silver snuffbox and ten pound
A gold watch and a diamond ring
I took the lot and locked her in.
Now all young men listen to me
If you meet a pretty girl you use her free
You use her free but don't get pied
remember me when I was up Cheapside.
Up to the Rigs/London town – bellowhead (trad)
Capo 1st fret ( record seems to be in Ab )
1234 1234 1234 12 34
Strum pattern G/// Em/// Am/// C/ D/
G Em
Up London City I made my way
Am C D
It was up Cheapside I chanced to stray
G Em
When a fair pretty maid I there did meet
Am C D
And greeted her with kisses sweet
G Em
cho: For I was up to the rigs, Down to the jigs
Am C D
Up to the rigs of London Town
She took me to some house of sin
And boldly then she entered in
Loudly for supper she did call
Thinking I would pay for it all.
The supper o'er, the table cleared
The waiter brought white wine and red
The waiter brought white wine and red
While the chambermaid prepared the bed
Between the hours of one and two
She asked me if to bed I'd go
Immediately I did consent
And along with this pretty girl I went.
Her cheeks was white and her lips was red
And I kissed her as she laid in bed
But soon as she was fast asleep
Out of the bed then I did creep.
I searched her pockets and there I found
A silver snuffbox and ten pound
A gold watch and a diamond ring
I took the lot and locked her in.
Now all young men listen to me
If you meet a pretty girl you use her free
You use her free but don't get pied
remember me when I was up Cheapside.
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