Chords for Steve Ferguson (Brother Stephen and the Humanitarians) plays Outer Space Boogie

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_ [G] _ _ [D] _ [Gm] And now [G] I want you to meet one of the most exciting bands in the Hudson Valley, Brother Stephen [Bb] and the Humanitarians.
And we're going to talk to Brother Stephen.
[N] Brother Stephen_
Wait just a second, Judy.
I have to tell you that Stephen, although he understands English, can't really speak it very well.
He speaks a version of an ancient Celtic language that is only spoken in Shavly, Kentucky.
And I'm one of the few people that can interpret for him, so that's one reason I'm up here with Brother Stephen.
This is Don Adams, and you're going to interpret?
Yes, I am.
Terrific.
All right.
Brother Stephen, how long has the band been together? _
About _ _ two hours.
Two hours.
_ Tell me, this record, where did you make it? _ _
_ It was made in Louisville, Kentucky, nearby where Steve lives, over a period [G] of a few weeks last year.
Is all the material on it original?
[N] _ _ It's all original.
Who wrote it?
Did you write it, Brother Stephen?
He wrote it.
He wrote it all himself.
Brother Stephen, could you introduce the band?
_ _ No, no, I better do that. All right.
That's all right.
This is Brother Willie on the bass, and Brother Dave on drums, Brother Bet on rhythm guitar, and Brother Howie on saxophone.
And we'll be joined by Sister Jane on the second number that we're going to do.
Sister Jane.
Sister Jane.
Oh, she's a wonderful singer.
Yes, she is.
Yes.
Now, tell me, do you have any engagements coming up where we can hear you?
_ _ No, [E] but we will soon.
Right. _
[N] We're currently booking a [G] tour in this area.
Well, that's good for everybody to know, so they can get in touch with you.
Now, they can get in touch with you at Box 300 in Saugerties, [Bb] right?
That's right.
[Ab] Box 300, Saugerties, [G] 12477.
[N] 12477.
And now, tell me, what is the first piece you're going to play?
_ _ Oh, _ _ _ _ Outer Space Boogie.
Outer Space Boogie, Brother Stephen and the [Bb] Humanitarians.
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_ [C] Outer Space Boogie.
_ [G] Outer Space Boogie.
[D] Outer Space Boogie, boogie, 1900, [G] yeah.
That's nice. _
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
_ _ Yeah. _ _
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You know, the building up here, they're awesome.
They're from Prip.
All that awful pre-printed fucking shit.
We got [C] the Outer Space Boogie.
_ [G] Outer Space Boogie. _
[D] Outer Space Boogie, boogie, [G] 1999.
Come on, blow your horn.
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[C] There _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
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ain't no need to worry, people, if you give me a chance,
because I can play some full-time boogie, boogie,
and watch them men there singing [C] that old Outer Space Boogie.
_ [G] Outer Space Boogie. _
[D] Outer Space Boogie, boogie, [G] 2040.
All right, I'm going to blow that fucking horn. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] Old _ _ Outer Space Boogie.
Outer Space Boogie.
[C] Old Outer Space Boogie.
[G] I said Outer Space Boogie.
_ [D] Outer Space Boogie, boogie, it's all I [G] want. _ _
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