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22. Juni 2024 · While we speak, there is another McGough – and this is a metaphor – scattered across his livingroom table: the Collected Roger McGough, not looking very collected, just piles of loose pages. He has been scribbling in the margins of these poems that span half a century, from 1959 to today, changing names, tweaking similes ...
1. Juli 2024 · The band underwent multiple lineup changes throughout its existence, with frontman Roger McGuinn (known as Jim McGuinn until mid-1967) remaining the sole consistent member. Although their time as one of the most popular groups in the world only lasted for a short period in the mid-1960s, the Byrds are considered by critics to be ...
1. Juli 2024 · Boil ‘Em Cabbage Down – Click To Play. This is a rare recording of me playing with Bobby Darin and his band at the Coconut Grove nightclub in Hollywood circa 1963. I’m playing my Vega 5-string banjo and singing harmony. Lyrics: [G] Boil ’em cabbage boys [C] down, [G] turn the ho-cakes [D7]round.
1. Juli 2024 · Lyrics: Capo on 1st fret. [Em] I’ve got an old [Bm] mule, and [G] her name is [Am] Sal, [Em] Fifteen years on the [D] Erie [Em] Canal. [Em] She’s a good old [Bm] worker and a [G] good old [Am] pal, [Em] Fifteen years on the [D] Erie [Em] Canal. [G] We’ve hauled some barges in [D] our day, [C] filled with lumber, [B7] coal and hay.
29. Juni 2024 · “Hanoi Hannah” is a song written by Jacques Levy and Roger McGuinn, released on McGuinn’s self-titled album in 1973. The song touches upon themes of longing, war, and escape. With poignant lyrics and a melodic tune, it has captivated listeners for decades.
26. Juni 2024 · However, there are times when the artists themselves provide insights into the inspiration behind their creations. Such is the case with “Chestnut Mare” by The Byrds. Co-written by Roger McGuinn and Jacques Levy, this song tells a story that goes beyond its catchy melodies and beautiful harmonies.
1. Juli 2024 · Lyrics: Capo on 1st fret in D position: [D] Get you a [A] copper [D] kettle. [D] Get you a [A] copper [D] coil. [Bm] Fill it with new made corn mash. [Em] And never more you’ll [A] toil. [G] You’ll just lay there by the [Bm] juniper. [G] While the moon shines [Bm] bright. [G] Watch them jugs [Bm] a-filling. In the [A] pale [Bm] moonlight.
