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Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two)

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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2007

This lovely old tune was written by Harry Dacre in 1892 and was probably the first (and only) song to be written about a tandem! My version was inspired by that of guitarist John Fahey, who gives a beautifully exact performance of it. Needless to say, I stick in a bit of my own off-the-cuff rubbish in the middle...

There's a new instructional video on how to play this tune at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJDHReGph6k

A tab version of this is available from my website at:

http://www.mjra.net/WillFly/tabs.shtml

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  • Great job! What mic did you use to record this?

  • @jcb1972 I think the guitar was DI'd into the 8-track via a ~Line6 Pod. :-)

  • can u send me the notes plz?

  • You'll find the tab on website - URL is given in the "more info" link top right... :-)

  • sounds great

    awesome beard

  • Anyone can play the guitar, but it takes years of practice to grow a good beard. :-)

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  • my 1 yr old neice, hazel, loves this song.

    my nana changed the name to hazel

    and everytime hazel hears it she gets the biggest smile on her face.

    i love this version:)

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  • Ah. Remember singing that song to my boys when they were babies to lull them to sleep.

  • Very cool!

  • @freakyone008 Totally

  • Daisy, daisy give me your answer do.

    Im half crazy over my love for you.

    It wont be a stylish marraige.

    I cant afford a carraige.

    but you'll look sweet, upon a seat

    of a bicycle built for two!

    XD

  • Very nice. Played perfectly, actually... You wouldn't happen to be much of a singer, would you? Seems to be a bit tricky to find someone singing this song that isn't from the 60's, or in a large choir. I would love to the song, played like that with some vocals.

  • @jcb1972 Had to sing this in my assembly

  • very nice

  • it evokes beautiful memories of yesteryears. thanks.

  • WOW! I have played a bit of guitar and that is really damn hard, excelently done. Thanks!

  • great man, very good job

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