Biografía:
Una de las principales bandas del folk-rock británico de los 70. Nace cuando Ashley Hutchings, ex bajista de Fairport Convention se una al dúo integrado por Tim Hart y la voz femenina de Maddy Prior. Mas tarde se integraria el ex baterista de Gnidrolog, Nigel Pegrum. Editaron 11 album entre 1969 y 1976.
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Otras canciones:
- Alison Gross
- All Around My Hat
- All Things Are Quite Silent
- Ancient Eyes
- Australia
- Babylon
- Barnet Fair
- Be Careful What You Wish For
- Beyond The Dreaming Place
- Black Jack Davy
- Bonny Black Hare
- Bonny Moorhen
- Brides Farewell
- Cam Ye Oer Frae France
- Captain Coulston
- Chanticleer
- Child Owlet
- Creeping Jane
- Dance With Me
- Dark
- Demon Lover
- Down In Yon Forest
- Drink Down The Moon
- Edward
- Edwin
- Erin
- False Knight On The Road
- Fire And Ice
- First Dance
- Fishermans Wife
- Following Me
- Gamble Gold
- Gaudete
- Go From My Window
- Gone To America
- Granny Aching
- Hares On The Mountain
- Hark The Herald Angels Sing
- Harvest Of The Moon
- Heir Of Linne
- Hiver
- I See His Blood Upon The Rose
- I Wish That I Never Was Wed
- Isabel
- Jack Hall
- John Barleycorn
- Just As The Tide
- Just One Heart
- King Henry
- Lady Isobel And The Elf Knight
- Let Her Go Down
- Locks And Bolts
- London
- Long Lankin
- Long
- Longbone
- Lord Elgin
- Lord Gregory
- Lord Randall
- Lovely On The Water
- Lowlands Of Holland
- Mantle Of Green
- Marigold
- Marrowbones
- Mistletoe Bough
- My Love
- Ned Ludd Part 1 Inclosure
- Ned Ludd Part 2 Rural Retreat
- New York Girls
- Now We Are Six
- One Misty Moisty Morning
- Our Captain Cried
- Padstow
- Peace On The Border
- Poor Old Soldier
- Prince Charlie Stuart
- Queen Mary
- Ranzo Mandolin
- Royal Forester
- Saucy Sailor
- Seagull
- See Amid The Winters Snow
- Seven Hundred Elves
- Shaking Of The Sheets
- Sheep
- Sheepcrook And Black Dog
- Sing We The Virgin Mary
- Sir James The Rose
- Some Rival
- Somewhere Along The Road
- Spotted Cow
- Take My Heart
- Tell Me Why
- The Blackleg Miner
- The Blacksmith
- The Bold Poachers
- The Brown Girl
- The Connemara Cradle Song
- The Cruel Mother
- The Dreamer And The Widow
- The First Nowell
- The Hard Times Of Old England
- The Hills Of Greenmore
- The Holly And The Ivy
- The Making Of A Man
- The Old Maid In The Garrett
- The Old Turf Fire
- The Prickly Bush
- The Song Will Remain
- The Story Of The Scullion King
- The Summer Lady
- The Three Sisters
- The Tricks Of London
- The Twelve Witches
- The Unquiet Grave
- The Ups And Downs
- The Water Is Wide
- The Wee Free Men
- The Wee Wee Man
- The Wife Of Ushers Well
- There Was A Wealthy Merchant
- Thornaby Woods
- To Know Him Is To Love Him
- Today In Bethlehem
- Twa Corbies
- Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
- Two Butchers
- Two Constant Lovers
- Two Magicians
- Unconquered Sun
- Underneath Her Apron
- Van Diemens Land
- We Shall Wear Midnight
- Whats The Life Of A Man
- When I Was On Horseback
- Where Are They Now
- Who Told The Butcher
- Whummil Bore
- You Will Burn
¡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!
SEVEN HUNDRED ELVES
Capo 1
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
There was a farmer in the west and there he chose his ground
G D A Em G D A Em
He thought to spend the winter there and brought his hawk and hound
G D A Em G D A Em
He brought with him both hound and cock alone he begged to stay
G D A Em G D A Em
And all the deer that roamed the wood had cause to rue the day
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
He felled the oak, he felled the birch, the beech nor poplar spared
G D A Em G D A Em
And much was grieved the sullen elves at what the stranger dared
G D A Em G D A Em
He hewed him baulks and he hewed him beams with eager toil and haste
G D A Em G D A Em
Then up and spake the woodland elves: ``Who's come our wood to waste?’'
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
Up and spake the biggest elf and grimly rolled his eyes:
G D A Em G D A Em
"We'll march upon the farmer's house and hold on him assize
G D A Em G D A Em
He's knocking down both wood and bower, he shows us great distain
G D A Em G D A Em
We'll make him rue the day he was born and taste of shame and pain.’'
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
All the elves from out the wood began to dance and spring
G D A Em G D A Em
And marched towards the farmer's house their lengthy tails to swing
G D A Em G D A Em
The farmer from his window looked and quickly crossed his breast
G D A Em G D A Em
"Oh woe is me,'' the farmer cried, "The elves will be my guests.’'
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
In every nook he made a cross and all about the room
G D A Em G D A Em
And off flew many a frightened elf back to his forest gloom
G D A Em G D A Em
Some flew to the east, some flew to the west, some flew to the north away
G D A Em G D A Em
And some flew down the deep ravine and there forever stay
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
Capo 1
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
There was a farmer in the west and there he chose his ground
G D A Em G D A Em
He thought to spend the winter there and brought his hawk and hound
G D A Em G D A Em
He brought with him both hound and cock alone he begged to stay
G D A Em G D A Em
And all the deer that roamed the wood had cause to rue the day
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
He felled the oak, he felled the birch, the beech nor poplar spared
G D A Em G D A Em
And much was grieved the sullen elves at what the stranger dared
G D A Em G D A Em
He hewed him baulks and he hewed him beams with eager toil and haste
G D A Em G D A Em
Then up and spake the woodland elves: ``Who's come our wood to waste?’'
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
Up and spake the biggest elf and grimly rolled his eyes:
G D A Em G D A Em
"We'll march upon the farmer's house and hold on him assize
G D A Em G D A Em
He's knocking down both wood and bower, he shows us great distain
G D A Em G D A Em
We'll make him rue the day he was born and taste of shame and pain.’'
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
All the elves from out the wood began to dance and spring
G D A Em G D A Em
And marched towards the farmer's house their lengthy tails to swing
G D A Em G D A Em
The farmer from his window looked and quickly crossed his breast
G D A Em G D A Em
"Oh woe is me,'' the farmer cried, "The elves will be my guests.’'
[verse]
G D A Em G D A Em
In every nook he made a cross and all about the room
G D A Em G D A Em
And off flew many a frightened elf back to his forest gloom
G D A Em G D A Em
Some flew to the east, some flew to the west, some flew to the north away
G D A Em G D A Em
And some flew down the deep ravine and there forever stay
[Chorus]
G D A Em
Seven hundred elves from out the wood
G D A Em
Foul and grim they were
G D A Em
Down to the farmer's house they went
G D A Em
His meat and drink to share
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