Biografía:
Levon helm nacio el 26 de mayo de 1940 en Arkansas, geminiano con la luna en acuario. Bateria y voz de The band empezo a tocar a los ocho años, escapando de el odioso trabajo en las plantaciones de algodon en su pueblo natal Marvell.
A los 17 años empieza con The hawks, en bateria.
En 1960 se sumanRobbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson y Richard Manuel y en el 63 se separan de The hawks y forman Levon and The Hawks para cambiar luego de vuelta a The Hawks.
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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!
Chords by Jon Edward Ferner Diesen
Verse:
A C
Thirty miles out in the Gulf Stream
D A
I can hear them South winds moan
A C
The bridges are lookin' lower
D A
Shrimp boats are hurryin' home
A C
The old man down in the quarter
D A
Slowly turned his head
A C
He took another sip of his whiskey bottle
D A
He looked at me and he said
Chorus:
A C
I was born in the rain by Lake Ponchartrain
D A
Underneath the Louisiana Moon
A C
And I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
D E
They come around every June
A C
High black water, a devils daughter
D A
She's hard and she's cold, and she's mean
A G
But nobody's taught her that it takes a lot of water
D A
To wash away New Orleans
A man came down from Chicago
Gonna set that levee right
It's got to be up about three feet higher
Won't make it through the end of the night
The old man down in the quarter
Said don't you listen to that boy
The water'll down by mornin', son
And he'll be back on his way to Illinois
Cause I was born in the rain by the Ponchartrain
Underneath the Louisiana Moon
And I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
They come around every June
High black water's like the devil's daughter
She's hard and she's cold, and she's mean
But we've finally taught her that it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
Verse:
A C
Thirty miles out in the Gulf Stream
D A
I can hear them South winds moan
A C
The bridges are lookin' lower
D A
Shrimp boats are hurryin' home
A C
The old man down in the quarter
D A
Slowly turned his head
A C
He took another sip of his whiskey bottle
D A
He looked at me and he said
Chorus:
A C
I was born in the rain by Lake Ponchartrain
D A
Underneath the Louisiana Moon
A C
And I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
D E
They come around every June
A C
High black water, a devils daughter
D A
She's hard and she's cold, and she's mean
A G
But nobody's taught her that it takes a lot of water
D A
To wash away New Orleans
A man came down from Chicago
Gonna set that levee right
It's got to be up about three feet higher
Won't make it through the end of the night
The old man down in the quarter
Said don't you listen to that boy
The water'll down by mornin', son
And he'll be back on his way to Illinois
Cause I was born in the rain by the Ponchartrain
Underneath the Louisiana Moon
And I don't mind the strain of a hurricane
They come around every June
High black water's like the devil's daughter
She's hard and she's cold, and she's mean
But we've finally taught her that it takes a lot of water
To wash away New Orleans
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