Biografía:
Lindisfarne. Banda de british folk/rock formada en 1970, capitaneada por el compositor y cantante Alan Hull. Combinaban folk de raíces célticas, blues, country-rock... con un aire nostálgico y, por otra parte, con un sentido de la diversión muy particular.
La formación original:
Alan Hull (20 February 1945 - 17 November 1995) (vocals/guitar/piano);
Simon Cowe (born 1 April 1948, in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle-upon-Tyne) (guitar, mandolin, banjo);
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Otras canciones:
- 1983
- About You
- Alan In The River With Flowers
- All Fall Down
- All In The Same Boat
- Alright On The Night
- Any Way The Wind Blows
- Beautiful Day
- Born At The Right Time
- Bring Down The Government
- Broken Doll
- Call Of The Wild
- Candlelight
- Cant Do Right For Doing Wrong
- City Song
- Clear White Light Part 2
- Coming Good
- Court In The Act
- Cruising To Disaster
- Dance Your Life Away
- Day Of The Jackal
- Dedicated Hound
- Devil Of The North
- Do It Like This
- Dont Leave Me Tonight
- Dont Say Goodnight
- Down
- Driftin Through
- Easy And Free
- Elvis Lives On The Moon
- Evening
- Everything Changes
- Fog On The Tyne
- Freedom Square
- Friday Girl
- From My Window
- Ghost In Blue Suede Shoes
- Gin And Tonix All Round
- Go Back
- Goodbye
- Happy Birthday Dad
- Heroes
- I Must Stop Going To Parties
- In Your Head
- Jackhammer Blues
- January Song
- Jubilee Corner
- Juke Box Gypsy
- Keeping The Rage
- Kings Cross Blues
- Lady Eleanor
- Lazy
- Log On Your Fire
- Love In A Cage
- Love Is A Pain
- Mandolin King
- Marshall Rileys Army
- Meet Me On The Corner
- Miracles
- Mother Russia
- Never Miss The Water
- Nights
- No Need To Tell Me
- North Country Boy
- Oh No Not Again
- Old Peculiar Feeling
- One Day
- One Hundred Miles To Liverpool
- One World
- Only Alone
- Passing Ghosts
- People Say
- Poor Old Ireland
- Remember Tomorrow
- River
- Road To Kingdom Come
- Rock N Roll Phone
- Roll On That Day
- Run For Home
- Same Way Down
- Scarecrow Song
- Shine On
- Significant Other
- Soho Square
- Song For A Stranger
- Start Again
- Stick Together
- Stormy Weather
- Sunderland Boys
- Take Your Time
- Taking Care Of Business
- The Man Down There
- The Things I Should Have Said
- This Guitar Never Lies
- This Has Got To End
- This Too Will Pass
- Together Forever
- Tomorrow
- Train In G Major
- Turn A Deaf Ear
- Uncle Sam
- Under The Promenade
- Unfinished Business
- Unmarked Car
- Wake Up Little Sister
- Walking Back To Blueberry Hill
- Warm Feeling
- We Can Make It
- We Can Swing Together
- When Friday Comes Along
- When Jones Gets Back To Town
- When The Night Comes Down
- When The War Is Over
- Where My Heart Lives
- Winning The Game
- Winter Song
- Wish You Were Here
- Working For The Man
- Working My Way Back Home
- You And Me
- You Put The Laff On Me
- Youre The One
¡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!
Lindisfarne - Marshall Riley's Army
[Intro]
G C G/B Am G C D
[Verse 1]
G D Em
In October '36 they took a trip
Bm
The men who made the ships
C D
Searching for some kind of salvation
G D
With head held high and dignified
Em Bm
The townsfolk and the passers by
C D
Held them in some kind of admiration
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Verse 2]
G D
Soldiers in the frontline
Em Bm
Of the struggle for the right to work
C D
Did god give me these hands just to be idle?
G D
While his holiness the Bishop
Em Bm
With his infinite Christian wisdom
C D
Like Peter when the cock crew, had denied them
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Verse 3]
G D
And the yes-men and the press-men
Em Bm
To London town all came down
C D
Brought with them the curious and deranged
G D
And forty years has since gone past
Em Bm
But you're still down there if you're working class
C D
Can anybody tell me what has changed?
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Chorus] (## fade to end ##)
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Intro]
G C G/B Am G C D
[Verse 1]
G D Em
In October '36 they took a trip
Bm
The men who made the ships
C D
Searching for some kind of salvation
G D
With head held high and dignified
Em Bm
The townsfolk and the passers by
C D
Held them in some kind of admiration
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Verse 2]
G D
Soldiers in the frontline
Em Bm
Of the struggle for the right to work
C D
Did god give me these hands just to be idle?
G D
While his holiness the Bishop
Em Bm
With his infinite Christian wisdom
C D
Like Peter when the cock crew, had denied them
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Verse 3]
G D
And the yes-men and the press-men
Em Bm
To London town all came down
C D
Brought with them the curious and deranged
G D
And forty years has since gone past
Em Bm
But you're still down there if you're working class
C D
Can anybody tell me what has changed?
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Chorus]
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
[Chorus] (## fade to end ##)
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D
Marching for your rights you've surely earned them
G D Em C G
March on__, Marshall Riley's army
Bm D G C G/B Am G C D
The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?
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