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The Waltones: She Looks Right Through Me

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Autumn 1987. Best loved single, from The Waltones, one of the great lost bands. Retrospective CD now available form Cherry Red. You've Got To Hand It To 'em - The Very Best of The Waltones.
Guitarist Mark Collins went on to greater success with The Charlatans

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  • Does anyone know the chords to this song?

  • You can play it all in first position with out much trouble.

    It's mostly D through the verses and then A (lifting your finger off to get A 7) under "She just looks right through me..." Change to G at the "I tell you why I feel so low" part.

    The big chord change at the end (final time it goes "I tell you why I feel so .... LOW) into the final section is an E.

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  • they use to play the boardwalk in manchester all the fekin time this band lol

  • @Chessingtonian

    Yes they did - there is a Best Of CD out there with Smile and this on (amongst other fab tracks). Should be able to find it on Ebay if not elsewhere.

  • how were they not massive? Great tunes and a good looking singer!

  • @Chessingtonian another classic, yes they did

  • Album duly arrived this week, courtesy of Cherry Red. Packed full of pop gems and great guitar tunes. Superb.

  • What a tune! I was responding to a video of East Villages 'Strawberry Window' elsewhere on Youtube and had to dig out the C90 I had with that on plus a load of other late 80s lost classics, mainly taped off Peter Easton's 'Beat Patrol'/'Rock on Scotland' radio show. There, at the end of Side 2 is 'Million Different Ways', which is still a stone cold classic 23 odd years on.

    I'll be looking on Amazon or wherever else for an album, this afternoon......

  • Did they do a song called "Smile" too?

  • The original Madchester act and the first indie band I ever saw at the Independent - loved them and was gutted when they split - The Deepest is a great album.

    Was it really 1987? Feck that makes me so old!

  • you can see and hear the smiths influence... the stone roses were about to change everything... i only checked this to see mark collins former band

  • AWESOME!!!

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