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                Smith-McDaniels, 1962.  Recorded: 26-09-62 |  
        | Johnny Kidd 
        (vocals) - Mick Green (lead) - Johnny Spence (bass) - 
        Frank Farley (drums) |  
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        A startling recording debut for the new 
        Pirates line-up, and a song played by any number of Liverpool bands, a 
        few of which Kidd & co had been mixing with in Hamburg.  This first recording 
        session for legendary guitarist Mick Green was also one of his best, the 
        menacing chopped chords giving way at the end of the second verse to a 
        breathtaking solo.  The style pioneered by Kidd's previous Pirates was in 
        very capable hands.  This track was released as the b-side to "A Shot Of 
        Rhythm And Blues". |  
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        | I can tell 'cos it's plain to see I can tell the way you look at me
 The way you smile and hold my hand
 Yeah pretty baby I can understand
 Oh I can tell, yeah I can tell,
 I know you don't love me no more
 
 Gonna tell your mama and tell your papa too
 Just what more can a man do
 You've been runnin' up and down with Charlie brown
 Yeah pretty baby you don't put me down
 Oh I can tell, yeah I can tell,
 I know you don't love me no more
 
 (instrumental break)
 
 Well you can tell your mama and your papa too
 Just what more can a man do
 You've been running up and down with Joey Brown
 Yeah pretty baby you don't put me down
 Oh I can tell, yeah I can tell,
 I know you don't love me no more
 
 I'm gonna tell your Mama and tell you Papa too
 Yeah yeah yeah, tell them you don't love me anymore
 Yeah yeah yeah yeah
 (scat to fade-out)
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