Biografía:
The Rooftop Singers were a progressive folk singing trio in the early 1960s, best known for the hit "Walk Right In".
The group was composed of Erik Darling and Bill Svanoe (vocals, guitar) with former jazz singer Lynne Taylor (vocals). Darling put the group together in 1962 specifically to record an updated and uptempo version of a 1920s Gus Cannon folk blues song, "Walk Right In". The trio recorded the song for Vanguard Records, with updated lyrics and an arrangement featuring paired 12-string acoustic guitars.
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Walk Right In
The Rooftop Singers
Released in 1962 Words and Music by Gus Cannon in 1929
Standard tuning with Capo I, or at least that's what I think it is, (Sounds best on a twelve string!)
[Introduction]
G G F# F E7 A7 D7 G D7
[Verse 1]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 A7 D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G
Daddy, let your mind roll on
[Verse 2]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
[Guitar Interlude]
[Verse 3]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 A7 D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G E7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
A7 D7 G
Daddy, let your mind roll on!
The Rooftop Singers
Released in 1962 Words and Music by Gus Cannon in 1929
Standard tuning with Capo I, or at least that's what I think it is, (Sounds best on a twelve string!)
[Introduction]
G G F# F E7 A7 D7 G D7
[Verse 1]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 A7 D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G
Daddy, let your mind roll on
[Verse 2]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Baby, let your hair hang down
[Guitar Interlude]
[Verse 3]
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 A7 D7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
G G7
Everybody's talkin' 'bout a new way of walkin'
C7 A7
Do you want to lose your mind?
G G F# F E7
Walk right in, sit right down
A7 D7 G E7
Daddy, let your mind roll on
A7 D7 G
Daddy, let your mind roll on!
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