Chords for SUGARLOAF - DON’T CALL US WE’LL CALL YOU | REACTION

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_ _ [Dm] _ _ [A] What is up my beautiful YouTube family, thank you for tuning back in to Will Burn Reactions,
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_ Today, we are headed into the group Sugarloaf again, baby.
I like this group, I really do.
The song now we are reacting to is Don't Call Us, We'll Call You.
Let's dive in. _ _ _ _ _
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_ A long distance, directly assistance, every coat two on two.
[D] Say, hey Emma, [A] this is Mr.
Rhythm [Am] and Blues. _ _ _
_ [A] He said hello and put me on hold.
Said at least the cat was cold.
[D] He said, [Dm] don't call us, child, [Am] we'll call you.
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[A] _ _ _ [C] _ [G] He said, you got [Am] my number?
He said, yeah, [G] I got it [A] when you walk in the door.
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[D] Don't call us, [G] _ [F#] _
[E] _ [D] _ _ [C] we'll [D#m] _
[A] call you.
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[D] Don't call us, _ [G] _ [F#] _
[D] _ _ _ [Gm] we'll [F#]
[Am] call you.
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_ Yeah.
[D] Wait a minute, let me see.
[G] _ [A] I got your name from a friend of a friend.
He said he used to work with you.
[D] He remembered the [Dm] online creature.
[A] From stereo, line to two.
Yeah, I said, would you relate to our quarter track tape?
You know, the band performs in the nude.
[D] He said, uh-uh, don't [Dm] call us, child, we'll [A] call you.
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_ [A] Listen, [C] _ [G] _ _
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_ [D] _ _ [Gm] kid, you're [F#] paying [D] for the call.
You ain't [G] bad, but [A] we've heard it all before.
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Yeah, it [C] sounds like [G] John Paul and [D] George. _ _ _ _
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Anyway, [A] we cut a hit and we chilled a bit with the song he [D] said he couldn't use.
_ And now he [Dm] calls and Daisy [A] crawls.
It's a telephone, Daisy, ooh.
We got percentage points and lousy joints and all the glitter we can use, mama.
[D] So, huh, [Dm] don't call us, now we'll [Am] call you.
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[A] _ You may [C] hear this one [G] from your boyfriend, you know.
He said, [D] listen, kid, you're paying for the call.
Yeah, well, you ain't bad, but I've heard it all [Am] before.
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[D] Don't call us, [G] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [G] we'll [D#m] call [A] you.
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Don't [D] call us, _ [E] _ [F#] _
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[D] _ _ _ [C] we'll [Am] call _ _ [G] you.
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Don't [D] call us, [G] _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ [C] we'll call you. _ _
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_ _ _ Sugarloaf does it again.
Man, I just thought I said, I said this in my previous reaction.
_ I've reacted to, I feel like, so much music.
Probably to you guys, you're probably like, you're like a percent, two percent in.
But to me, I've reacted to a whole bunch of music and I'm like, dude, _ this is insane.
How much music was before my time?
It is insane.
And I bring this up because a lot of artists that I follow in my generation, they take forever to release an album.
And I'm not saying you gotta release an album every so often.
But back then, people put out music all the time.
They put out so much music.
And it's like, if you're gonna be an artist, put music out.
We gotta wait two, three years for an album to drop with these new artists.
Like, I get it.
But it's like, back then, these guys, it's like, I feel like, these guys had gifts.
And a lot of these bands had real instruments.
_ And they had to get everybody together.
They had to record.
They had to perfect it, especially if it was going on vinyl. _
And if you miss a take, you know, vinyl gets thrown out.
New vinyl, let's do it again.
You miss it, alright, we gotta redo this again.
Scratch that.
There's no, oh, we're gonna hold that, save that.
We're gonna start from there.
Let's start from a minute and 35.
Go.
You know, back then it was like, alright, start all over.
_ And how is it that _ they were able to put out more music back then than these artists put out today? _ _ _ _
_ _ I don't get it.
I don't.
I don't.
And I get it.
There's great music out there today.
But these guys were perfecting music, putting out multiple albums back to back. _
These new artists are perfecting, making music and putting out albums every so often. _ _ _ _
_ And I don't mean this, I'm not exposed to a lot of different, like, that's why I made this channel, to get exposed to different genres.
I don't know what other genres are doing in this day and age, but I do know the genres that I do know.
Rap, R&B, Hip Hop. _
_ These artists don't put out what they should, I think, should be putting out.
I got some artists up here from the back in my album collection from back in the day.
And they put out way more music than a lot of these so-called rappers.
Eric B and Rakim right there, those are two rappers right there.
You can't see them because my camera's a little low.
But, _ _ they put out albums, they put out cassettes, they put out music all day.
And perfected it.
So, these new, I don't know what these new school artists are doing, but, taking their time.
_ Back to Sugarloaf.
This song right here was lovely.
_ I became a fan of Sugarloaf, reacting to all their music.
I don't think there's been a song I've been not impressed by them.
Every song has been great. _
I always bring this up too, I feel like every band back then had an organist, man.
They had somebody on the keyboard and it's crazy.
_ It's phenomenal to know how many keyboardists were back then.
And I get it, every band had a guitarist, every band had a singer.
But, being raised around an organist, my dad, it's crazy.
I did not know this many organists existed.
And I said that before, but it keeps on my mind every time I hear an organ or keyboard in a song.
I'm like, gosh, what band didn't have one?
Like, everybody, like, and they were all good.
It wasn't like you got up there and you got somebody playing like three little chords and you're like, oh, that's it.
You know, Mary had a little lamb chord.
They're playing phenomenal keys on there.
Dude, they're playing their asses off.
And it's like, man, I did not know that many keyboardists and organists existed back then.
Gosh, it's crazy.
And it's crazy I've been running some of this stuff on my dad.
I'll send him like some links over to his phone.
I'm like, dad, you gotta listen to this.
And he'll be like, oh, man, I sent him Edgar Winter.
Yeah, I sent him Edgar Winter.
My first reaction to him, he was like, dang.
He's like, those boys are raised in a church, I can tell, Baptist.
I was like, how do you know?
And it was funny, he listened to it, he was like, yeah, they're bad.
And I sent him, he knew Steely Dan.
He did know Steely Dan, guys.
I was like, dad, you know about Steely Dan?
He was like, yeah.
So I brought that to his attention, he was like, yeah, I knew who Steely Dan was.
I was like, alright, you passed [E] the vibe test, pops.
You passed the vibe test.
_ _ But I need more Sugarloaf, guys.
I thought I'd share those stories with you.
I am enjoying this adventure of music, but Sugarloaf definitely is one of those groups.
I gotta dig deeper.
I'm getting away from them.
I'm sprinkling them in and I get away from them.
So I gotta kinda keep them going up a little bit more,
because I keep getting away from Sugarloaf.
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