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                Crompton-Jones, 1961.  Recorded: 17-08-61 | 
      
        | Johnny Kidd 
        (vocals) - Alan Caddy (lead) - Brian Gregg (bass) - 
        Clem Catinni (drums) - "Thunderclap" Jones (piano) | 
      
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        Minor classic "So What" 
        was the b-side to "Please Don't Bring Me Down". Co-writer 
        Morgan "Thunderclap" 
        Jones supplied the very effective piano accompaniment, and the song would 
        have made a very interesting choice for the topside. It proves that the 
        heart of rock 'n' roll was not dead, only a touch out of fashion until 
        the Beatles hit the mark. It also rounds off 
        the first "classic" Pirate line-up era, before they jumped ship to 
        become Cabinboys backing Colin Hicks. The recording is notable for 
        having a much fuller sound that the topside it accompanied. | 
      
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        | I've never had a penny to my name Reckon I'll always be the same
 A lot of people say it's true
 But I don't care if they do
 So what - I've still got you
 
 As long as you're in love with me
 That's the way it's gonna be
 We'll maybe I'm a little blue
 Well honey that's nothin' new
 So what - I've still got you
 
 That's right, come on now
 Squeeze me tight
 Hmm Hmm that's nice
 Every time you kiss me I'm in Paradise
 
 I love you baby, yes indeed
 You give me everything I need
 And all the other chicks I knew
 I wonder where they did theirs too
 So what - I've still got you
 
 (instrumental break)
 
 I love you baby, yes indeed
 You give me everything I need
 And all the other chicks I knew
 I wonder where they did theirs too
 So what - I've still got you
 So what - I've still got you
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