Biografía:
The Newbeats were a popular music vocal trio from the Southern US, best known for their 1964 hit, "Bread and Butter", which was released on the Hickory Records label. According to the Bread and Butter Songfacts they comprised Larry Henley (singer / songwriter), and brothers Dean and Mark Mathis (instrumentals, backing vocals). Larry Henley is much better known for a later song he co-wrote - The Wind Beneath My Wings.
"Bread and Butter" was the group's first hit.
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Bread and Butter chords
The Newbeats (Turnbow and Parks)
C F x6
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, I like bread and butter,
C F C F
I like toast and jam
C F C F
That's what my baby feeds me,
C G7 C
I'm her loving man
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, she don't cook mashed potatoes,
C F C F
she don't cook t-bone steak
C F C F
She don't feed me peanut butter,
C G7 C
she knows that I can't take
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, I got home early one morning,
C F C F
much to my surprise
C F C F
She was eating chicken and dumplings,
C G7 C
with some other guy
C F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
C F C F
He found his baby eating,
C G7 C
with some other man
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
C F C F
I found his baby eating,
C G7 C
with some other man
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
# This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
# song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------#
Bread and Butter chords
The Newbeats (Turnbow and Parks)
C F x6
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, I like bread and butter,
C F C F
I like toast and jam
C F C F
That's what my baby feeds me,
C G7 C
I'm her loving man
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, she don't cook mashed potatoes,
C F C F
she don't cook t-bone steak
C F C F
She don't feed me peanut butter,
C G7 C
she knows that I can't take
C F C F
He likes bread and butter,
C F C F
he likes toast and jam
C F C F
That's what his baby feeds him,
C G7 C
he's her loving man
C F C F
Well, I got home early one morning,
C F C F
much to my surprise
C F C F
She was eating chicken and dumplings,
C G7 C
with some other guy
C F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
C F C F
He found his baby eating,
C G7 C
with some other man
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
C F C F
I found his baby eating,
C G7 C
with some other man
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
No,no,no
F C F
No more bread and butter,
C F C F
no more toast and jam
set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
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