Biografia:
Formado em 1989 e inspirado pelos Stones Roses, o The Charlatans tinha o tecladista Rob Collins, o guitarrista Jon Baker, o baixista Martin Blunt e o baterista Jon Brookes, mas não haviam encontrado um vocalista. Depois de vários testes, Tim Burguess assumiu o microfone. Em 1990 lançaram o primeiro single, Indian Rope, pelo selo Dead Dead Good Records.
O que diferenciava o grupo, dos demais de Manchester, era o estilo dos teclados usados por Collins, fazendo com que Indian Rope chegasse ao primeiro posto das paradas indies.
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Outras músicas:
- An Easy Life
- Cant Even Be Bothered
- Cant Get Out Of Bed
- Codine
- Crashin In
- Cry Yourself To Sleep
- Different Days
- Flower
- Get On It
- How Can You Leave Us
- How High
- I Dont Care Where You Live
- I Dont Want To See The Sights
- Ill Sing A Hymn You Came To Me
- Impossible
- Just Lookin
- Just When Youre Thinkin Things Over
- Love Is The Key
- Loving You Is Easy
- North Country Boy
- One To Another
- Opportunity
- Over Rising
- Plastic Machinery
- Polar Bear
- So Oh
- Standing Alone
- Talking In Tones
- The Only One I Know
- Then
- Title Fight
- Totally Eclipsing
- Trust In Desire
- Try Again Today
- Up At The Lake
- White Shirt
- With No Shoes
- You Cross My Path
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The Charlatans
I Don't Want To See The Sights
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G
Another happy lad
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With dirty pictures plastered on the wall
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A British beach collection
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A classic alcoholic argument
D7
I don't want to see the sights
There is nothing worse, thank God
I don't have to see the sights G G/C
This bloody city, I don't want to waste
another year
Likenising ozone(s) are falling from the
sky in front of me
I don't want to see the sights
There is nothing worse, thank God
I told you not to see the sights
So, this is life, you don't seem like history
to me
Tell me I don't know. Are the bruises on
your face stick-on-ones
D7 C G
Why don't I find out what you want there
D7 C G
is never A place I have been through,
D7 C G D7
you're going to wind Up with every sod and stall, they are going
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To wind up with you and you, and you...
G/C = 302013
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I Don't Want To See The Sights
G G/C
G
Another happy lad
G/C G G/C
With dirty pictures plastered on the wall
G G/C
A British beach collection
G G/C
A classic alcoholic argument
D7
I don't want to see the sights
There is nothing worse, thank God
I don't have to see the sights G G/C
This bloody city, I don't want to waste
another year
Likenising ozone(s) are falling from the
sky in front of me
I don't want to see the sights
There is nothing worse, thank God
I told you not to see the sights
So, this is life, you don't seem like history
to me
Tell me I don't know. Are the bruises on
your face stick-on-ones
D7 C G
Why don't I find out what you want there
D7 C G
is never A place I have been through,
D7 C G D7
you're going to wind Up with every sod and stall, they are going
C G
To wind up with you and you, and you...
G/C = 302013
tabbed by mitia
mailto: [email protected]
The Cherry Slush
The Chevin
The Chevrolites
The Chi-Lites
The Chieftains
The Chuck Wagon (...)
The Church At Br (...)
The Churchills
The Cinderellas
The Cinematics