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The Kinks' first single failed miserably (probably overwhelmed by the Beatles' version which appeared around the same time). |
Section | Time | Meas. | Description | Text | |
Intro | 0:00 | 4 | guitar establishes accompanying figure | — | |
A | verse | 0: | 4 | double-tracked solo voice (Ray) | a |
refrain | : | 8 | as above with second voice (Dave) | b | |
A | verse | : | 4 | as in verse above | c |
refrain | : | 8 | as in refrain above | b | |
B | chorus | : | 12 | responsorial organization of solo and chorus | d |
chorus | : | 12 | harmonica solo | — | |
A | verse | : | 4 | as in verses above | e |
refrain | : | 8 | as in refrain above | b | |
B | chorus | : | 12/13 | as in chorus above | d |
Text | |
Gonna tell Aunt Mary about Uncle John, He says he got the blues but he has a lot of fun. | a |
Oh baby, yeh, yeh, yeh, oh baby . . . , We're havin' some fun tonight . . . . | b |
Well, Long Tall Sally has a lot on the ball And nobody cares if she's short and tall. | c |
Having some fun tonight . . . , everything's all right. | d |
Saw Uncle John with Long Tall Sally. He saw(r) Aunt Mary comin' so he ducked back in the alley. | e |
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