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The Yardbirds were one of the important bands in the 1960s
London blues / pop / rock scene.

Early repertoire consisted of blues covers by the likes of
Howlin' Wolf, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley.

Numerous personnel changes mean there isn't a definitive
Yardbirds line-up. However, Keith Relf (vocals), Chris
Dreja (rhythm guitar, later bass), Jim McCarty (drums) and
Paul Samwell-Smith (bass, until mid-66) formed the stable
part of the band, initially with Top Topham on lead guitar.

Their first album, "Five Live Yardbirds" was recorded More...




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Mr. You're A Better Man Than I | Reviewer: Duane
    ------ About the song Mr. You're a Better Man Than I performed by The Yardbirds

There are two versions of this song. A longer version has an extra set of lyrics. After the second chorus is an instrumental break then an additional set of lyrics are added. I believe they are something close to this.
Do you think if often the majority is right.
That men with individuality should never fight.
Can you hate a man that shouts out Freedom's cries.

Some part is missing | Reviewer: Mom in CA
    ------ About the song Mr. You're a Better Man Than I performed by The Yardbirds

Hi there,
My little son pointed out that there's a missing part between "Yeah, Mr. you're a better man than I" and "Can you condemn a man".
I'm not very good at catching the words, but it should start like this, "Do you think...all thing, the mutty...should never fight. Can you hate a man..."
If any of you are able to write this part down, could you please email me at jicywaf@yahoo.com. I really appreciate it.

Thanks a lot!

Gregorian Chants | Reviewer: Simon
    ------ About the song Still I'm Sad performed by The Yardbirds

In the Yardbirds by John Platt, Chris Dreja and Jim McCartney - Chris Dreja remembers that they used to invent Gregorian-style chants to pass the time away during the long trips in the van on the way to and from gigs.

Still I'm Sad was good, but a more haunting song was Turn Into Earth.

In the second and last verse of Still I'm Sad, the last line should be:
How I'm Sad
How I'm Sad
Oh - How I'm Sad.






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