Subject: mister spoons-Ian and Sylvia From: Rasta Date: 16 Apr 99 - 12:33 PM here I go again on another adventure-thanx Big Mick and everyone for help on the great buffalo hunt. ----A bartender I know once asked me to play a song some years ago and blew my mind tha he would know such a tune. anyway the song is Mr Spoons and the only cut of it I know was done by Ian and Sylvia Tyson.--I searched the data base under titie Mister spoons but no sucess-thats it Merember the Amalo Rassstttaaaaaa |
Subject: RE: mister spoons-Ian and Sylvia From: Mark Roffe Date: 16 Apr 99 - 02:15 PM Omigosh - I don't know the song; didn't even know there was such a song, but I tried to get a job babysitting Ian and Sylvia's son in the late '60's, and their pet name for him was "Mr. Spoons." Mark |
Subject: RE: mister spoons-Ian and Sylvia From: Dale Rose Date: 16 Apr 99 - 09:02 PM Right. It was written by them for and about him. I do have it somewhere. I will try to find it. . . . O. K. It was easier to find than I thought. It is on their Lovin Sound Album, MGM 4388. Actually, it is credited to just I. Tyson. I am taping it from the LP for easier transcribing. I will be back with it later this evening. |
Subject: Lyr Add: MR SPOONS (Ian Tyson) From: Dale Rose Date: 16 Apr 99 - 10:46 PM From the LP notes by John Court: "They're partners in life as well as in music, which must have its difficult moments like the prospect of having to sing with someone you were maybe not speaking to. But they certainly have made that work, what with that thing rolling around on the rug, young Clayton Dawson, herein and hereafter referred to as 'Mr. Spoons.' " Mr. Spoons Ian Tyson, recorded on Lovin' Sound, MGM 4388, 1967.
Mr. Spoons, you make me laugh in the morning
Spring schemes die, I let them pass me by without knowing Sylvia joins Ian on the last three lines of each stanza. |
Subject: RE: mister spoons-Ian and Sylvia From: Rick Fielding Date: 16 Apr 99 - 11:01 PM thought you might be interested to know that "Mr. Spoons" aka Clay Tyson is all grown up and starting to make a name for himself as a singer-songwriter in Toronto. |
Subject: RE: mister spoons-Ian and Sylvia From: Dale Rose Date: 17 Apr 99 - 12:01 AM Yes, I saw his interlog page which I found some time ago through his mother's Quartette page. It doesn't mention Mr. Spoons. (must have lost that nickname a while back!!)
The Internet Cowboy Page is a great jumping off place for Ian Tyson, Sylvia Tyson, Quartette, Wilf Carter, Cindy Church, and a great many things Western. Here is the introductory message on the site: This site is devoted to the Western lifestyle that is Southern Alberta. From the Cowboys, to the Rodeo, to the Ranchers, to the Oilmen, to Western Music and Western Hospitality. I hope you enjoy your ride through the West. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mister Spoons (Ian & Sylvia)-CHORDS?? From: GUEST Date: 01 Feb 16 - 05:17 PM Anyone have the chords????????? |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mister Spoons (Ian and Sylvia) From: GUEST,# Date: 01 Feb 16 - 09:52 PM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THD2Hoqy4DE Anyone intending to do the chords for it can hear it there. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mister Spoons (Ian and Sylvia) From: GUEST,Brad Averill Date: 13 Dec 19 - 04:08 PM This has been a long time coming. My guitar teacher and I figured the chord chart out (mostly him, by the way) this week: Intro: C Em Dm G Verse 1: C Cm7 C7 Dm G / C Cm7 C7 F G / C Cm7 C7 G / C Em Dm G / Em Am Em Am / Dm A Bridge: D F#m Em A Verse 2: D Dm7 D7 Em A / D Dm7 D7 G A / D Dm7 D7 Em A / D F#m Em A / F#m Bm F#m Bm / Em A Outro: D F#m Em A D This is the version on Lovin' Sound. I have not yet checked it against the version on Full Circle. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mister Spoons (Ian and Sylvia) From: GUEST,Brad Averill Date: 13 Dec 19 - 05:05 PM Two things to add to the post above. Yes, it does work for the Full Circle version, although the intro is repeated once (I believe). And this is really important: capo on 4! |
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