Biografía:
Ha sido de los grupos más importantes del folk-rock británico, con acercamiento a postulados sónicos de la costa Oeste estadounidense. Por su formación pasaron artistas como Sandy Denny, Richard Thompson, Ashley Hutchings, etc.
Comenzó en 1967 como sexteto. En primera instancia estaba integrado por la cantante Judy Dyble, el cantante Ian Matthews, el guitarrista y cantante Richard Thompson, el guitarrista y vocalista Simon Nicol, el bajista Ashley Hutchingns, y el bateria Martin Lamble.
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Otras canciones:
- After Halloween
- Angel Delight
- Around The Wild Cape Horn
- Autopsy
- Banbury Fair
- Banks Of The Sweet Primroses
- Best Wishes
- Bird On The Wire
- Book Song
- Breakfast In Mayfair
- Bring Em Down
- Bring Me Back My Feathers
- Cajun Woman
- Cell Song
- Celtic Moon
- Chelsea Morning
- Claudy Banks
- Clear Water
- Close To The Wind
- Closing Time
- Come All Ye
- Crazy Man Michael
- Dark Eyed Molly
- Dawn
- Decameron
- Devils Work
- Diamonds And Gold
- Doctor Of Physick
- Dont Leave Too Soon
- Eastern Rain
- Eynsham Poacher
- Farewell Farewell
- Fotheringay
- Genesis Hall
- George Jackson
- Ginnie
- Home Is Where The Heart Is
- Honour And Praise
- How Many Times
- How Many Times Do You Have To Fall
- Hungarian Rhapsody
- I Dont Know Where I Stand
- I Wandered By A Brookside
- If I Had A Ribbon Bow
- If Stomp
- Ill Keep It With Mine
- Im Already There
- Iron Lion
- Its Alright Ma Its Only Witchcraft
- Jack O Diamonds
- Jesus On The Mainline
- John Condon
- John Gaudie
- John My Son
- Knights Of The Road
- Lady Of Pleasure
- Let It Go
- Little Did I Think
- London Danny
- London River
- Lord Marlborough
- Love At First Sight
- Madeleine
- Matthew Mark Luke And John
- Matty Groves
- Meet On The Ledge
- Million Dollar Bash
- Morning Glory
- My Girl
- My Love Is In America
- Naughty Sailors Alphabet
- Neil Gows Apprentice
- No Mans Land
- Nottamun Town
- Now Be Thankful
- One More Chance
- One Sure Thing
- Open The Door Richard
- Our Bus Rolls On
- Over The Next Hill
- Percys Song
- Pleasure And Pain
- Polly On The Shore
- Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman
- Red And Gold
- Restless
- Reunion Hill
- Reynardine
- Rising For The Moon
- Rocky Road
- Rosemarys Sister
- Rosie
- Ruis Guitar
- Sailors Alphabet
- Set Me Up
- She Moved Through The Fair
- She Moves Through The Fair
- Si Tu Dois Partir
- Sir Patrick Spens
- Six Days On The Road
- Sloth Just A Roll
- Some Sweet Day
- Step By Step
- Stranger To Himself
- Sun Shade
- Suzanne
- Tale In Hard Time
- Talking About My Love
- Tam Lin
- The Ballad Of Easy Rider
- The Deserter
- The Fossil Hunter
- The Heart Of The Song
- The Hiring Fair
- The Journeymans Grace
- The Last Waltz
- The Man In The Water
- The Naked Highwayman
- The Plainsman
- The Poor Ditching Boy
- The Time Is Near
- The Vision
- Theodores Song
- Three Drunken Maidens
- Time Will Show The Wiser
- To Althea From Prison
- Travelling By Steam
- Wake Up John The Hanging Song
- Wandering Man
- Wat Tyler
- What Is True
- White Dress
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes
- Wizard Of The Worldly Game
- You Never Wanted Me
¡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!
[Intro]
C G C G
[Verse]
C
As I rode out one summer's day, for profit and for pleasure
G
I planned to rob the London coach and take it at my leisure
C
A brace of pistols duly primed, a sabre fit to shave on
G
I waited underneath the trees that lined the banks of Avon
[Verse]
C
I didn't hear her dainty step, as she appeared before me
G
A face to charm a singing bird, with words that did implore me
C
"Can you help me sir?" she said, "I fear the time is near run
G
For me to cross before the tide swells the banks of Avon"
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Verse]
C
So gallantly I did dismount and walked into the water
G
As she told me that she was a wealthy merchant's daughter
C
So I thought I'd try my luck and do my best to charm her
G
Said I was the only son of a country farmer
[Verse]
C
"Your hands they are as smooth as silk, they never touched a plough, sir
G
I suppose those pistols help you milking of your cows"
C
She looked at me with mocking eyes, as coal-black as a raven
G
And then she fell into my arms beside the banks of Avon
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Instrumental]
F Am D Am G
[Verse]
C
Her honeyed lips, I was beguiled, a lamb led to the slaughter
G
Eventually I fell asleep in the arms of the merchant's daughter
C
When I awoke I was alone, my clothes and pistols taken
G
With just the leaves to hide my shame beside the banks of Avon
[Verse]
C
In vain I tried to catch a glimpse of the city spires
G
Running like a rabbit through the bushes and the briars
C
Then I heard the London coach and I was all a-shiver
G
A lady's voice was calling out, "Stand-to and deliver!"
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Verse]
C
"Your money or your life I'll have, it's all the same to me
G
It's hanged for a sheep or murder in the first degree"
C
She stood there in my overcoat, brandishing my pistol
G
And relieved the London coach of the gold of Bristol
[Verse]
C
And she's up and mounted on my horse and rode into the distance
G
And I went naked to the coach begging for assistance
C
No more I'll play the highwaymen, nor more I'll put the mask on
G
I'll leave it to the bright-eyed girl who roams the banks of Avon
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Instrumental]
F Am D Am G
[Verse]
C
As I rode out one summer's day, for profit and for pleasure
G
I planned to rob the London coach and take it at my leisure
C
A brace of pistols duly primed, a sabre fit to shave on
G
I waited underneath the trees that lined the banks of Avon
[Outro]
G
C G C G
[Verse]
C
As I rode out one summer's day, for profit and for pleasure
G
I planned to rob the London coach and take it at my leisure
C
A brace of pistols duly primed, a sabre fit to shave on
G
I waited underneath the trees that lined the banks of Avon
[Verse]
C
I didn't hear her dainty step, as she appeared before me
G
A face to charm a singing bird, with words that did implore me
C
"Can you help me sir?" she said, "I fear the time is near run
G
For me to cross before the tide swells the banks of Avon"
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Verse]
C
So gallantly I did dismount and walked into the water
G
As she told me that she was a wealthy merchant's daughter
C
So I thought I'd try my luck and do my best to charm her
G
Said I was the only son of a country farmer
[Verse]
C
"Your hands they are as smooth as silk, they never touched a plough, sir
G
I suppose those pistols help you milking of your cows"
C
She looked at me with mocking eyes, as coal-black as a raven
G
And then she fell into my arms beside the banks of Avon
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Instrumental]
F Am D Am G
[Verse]
C
Her honeyed lips, I was beguiled, a lamb led to the slaughter
G
Eventually I fell asleep in the arms of the merchant's daughter
C
When I awoke I was alone, my clothes and pistols taken
G
With just the leaves to hide my shame beside the banks of Avon
[Verse]
C
In vain I tried to catch a glimpse of the city spires
G
Running like a rabbit through the bushes and the briars
C
Then I heard the London coach and I was all a-shiver
G
A lady's voice was calling out, "Stand-to and deliver!"
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Verse]
C
"Your money or your life I'll have, it's all the same to me
G
It's hanged for a sheep or murder in the first degree"
C
She stood there in my overcoat, brandishing my pistol
G
And relieved the London coach of the gold of Bristol
[Verse]
C
And she's up and mounted on my horse and rode into the distance
G
And I went naked to the coach begging for assistance
C
No more I'll play the highwaymen, nor more I'll put the mask on
G
I'll leave it to the bright-eyed girl who roams the banks of Avon
[Chorus]
C F
All you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
C F
Come all you roving fellows, listen while you can
C F
Of the time that I became a naked highwayman
[Instrumental]
F Am D Am G
[Verse]
C
As I rode out one summer's day, for profit and for pleasure
G
I planned to rob the London coach and take it at my leisure
C
A brace of pistols duly primed, a sabre fit to shave on
G
I waited underneath the trees that lined the banks of Avon
[Outro]
G
Faith First
Faith Marie
Faith Music Mani (...)
Faith Mussa
Faith Petric
FALC
Falconer
Falete
Falk
Falkenbach