Biografia:
Three bands have performed and recorded under the name "Show of Hands".
1) Show Of Hands are England's most successful acoustic roots duo - Steve Knightley and Phil Beer. Their widespread appeal is based on the combined power of Steve's original songs, the quality of their vocals and harmonies, and their multi-instrumental virtuosity. Their performances feature guitars, mandocello, fiddle, cuatro, viola and concertina.
Packing venues from the smallest village hall to the Royal Albert Hall in London
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Outras músicas:
- Arrogance Ignorance And Greed
- Boys Of Summer
- Captains
- Company Town
- Country Life
- Cousin Jack
- Galway Farmer
- Hallows Eve
- Keep Hauling
- Longdog
- Man Of War
- Reunion Hill
- Roots
- Santiago
- Stop Copying Me
- The Blue Cockade
- The Dive
- The Gamekeeper
- The Man In Green
- The Napoli
- The Setting Mary From Dungloe
- Undertow
- Youre Mine
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Show of hands' combination arrangement of two songs:
"The setting" by Ralph McTell and "Mary of Dungloe" (trad).
From "Roots – The Best of Show of Hands" (2007).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm_-3nbFAiU
[CHORD forms in A]
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Asus2/G# 4XX200
Asus2/C# X4X200
E * 0xx457
A/C# x4x655
[Verse 1]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
I’ll never forget the walk to the station,
D Asus2/C# A E *
Me with your suitcase being brotherly and strong
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
And trying to make light of the whole situation,
D Asus2/C# E/B Dsus2 D E
In light conversation we moved through the throng
[Verse 2]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
And you with your bright eyes and best dress for travelling
D Asus2/C# A E *
Me in my work clothes, unshaven and plain,
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
I fully intended to put in a half day
D Asus2/C# E/B Dsus2 D E
But my good intentions went with you on the train.
[Verse 3]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
And I never looked back as the train left the station,
D Asus2/C# A E *
Crossed over the roadway and into the park,
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
And there in a bar an old man was singing,
D Asus2/C# E/B D E A
And I sat there drinking until it grew dark - so dark
[Verse 4]
A E D A D E A
Oh, fare ye well, sweet Donegal, the Rosses and Gweedore.
A E D E D A F#m E
I'm crossing the main ocean, where plunging billows roar.
A E D E D A F#m E
It breaks my heart for us to part, we’ve spent many happy days
A E D A D E A
Far away from friends and relations, I'm bound for Amerikay.
[Verse 5]
A E D A
I wish I was in sweet Dungloe,
And now all the stars were hidden by rain clouds,
D E A
and seated on the grass
The song of the old man locked in my brain,
A E D E
And by my side a bottle of wine
For all emigration is the curse of the nation
D A F#m E
and on my knee a lass.
The setting now fitting his sad sweet refrain.
A E D E
I'd call for liquor of the best
[spoken:] And above all the roar of the town was the blue sky,
D A F#m E
and I'd pay before I would go
I heard the birds singing for [sung:]the dawning of the day?
A E D A
And I'd roll my Mary in my arms
And there was no help from the city forthcoming,?
D E A
in the town of sweet Dungloe.
No sympathy numbing your going away.
"The setting" by Ralph McTell and "Mary of Dungloe" (trad).
From "Roots – The Best of Show of Hands" (2007).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm_-3nbFAiU
[CHORD forms in A]
EADGBe
Asus2/G# 4XX200
Asus2/C# X4X200
E * 0xx457
A/C# x4x655
[Verse 1]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
I’ll never forget the walk to the station,
D Asus2/C# A E *
Me with your suitcase being brotherly and strong
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
And trying to make light of the whole situation,
D Asus2/C# E/B Dsus2 D E
In light conversation we moved through the throng
[Verse 2]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
And you with your bright eyes and best dress for travelling
D Asus2/C# A E *
Me in my work clothes, unshaven and plain,
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
I fully intended to put in a half day
D Asus2/C# E/B Dsus2 D E
But my good intentions went with you on the train.
[Verse 3]
A Asus2/G# D/F# E
And I never looked back as the train left the station,
D Asus2/C# A E *
Crossed over the roadway and into the park,
A/C# D Dmaj7 E F#m
And there in a bar an old man was singing,
D Asus2/C# E/B D E A
And I sat there drinking until it grew dark - so dark
[Verse 4]
A E D A D E A
Oh, fare ye well, sweet Donegal, the Rosses and Gweedore.
A E D E D A F#m E
I'm crossing the main ocean, where plunging billows roar.
A E D E D A F#m E
It breaks my heart for us to part, we’ve spent many happy days
A E D A D E A
Far away from friends and relations, I'm bound for Amerikay.
[Verse 5]
A E D A
I wish I was in sweet Dungloe,
And now all the stars were hidden by rain clouds,
D E A
and seated on the grass
The song of the old man locked in my brain,
A E D E
And by my side a bottle of wine
For all emigration is the curse of the nation
D A F#m E
and on my knee a lass.
The setting now fitting his sad sweet refrain.
A E D E
I'd call for liquor of the best
[spoken:] And above all the roar of the town was the blue sky,
D A F#m E
and I'd pay before I would go
I heard the birds singing for [sung:]the dawning of the day?
A E D A
And I'd roll my Mary in my arms
And there was no help from the city forthcoming,?
D E A
in the town of sweet Dungloe.
No sympathy numbing your going away.
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