the jeff beck group - hi ho silver lining - stereo remix

Edit for headphones, July 2021. A bonus song from the 2006 release of the remastered expanded version of the 1968 album "Truth". "Hi Ho Silver Lining" charted nr.14 (for three weeks!) in the UK in 1967 (and remained fourteen weeks in the charts). In 1972 it charted again in the UK, reaching nr.17 (again for three weeks), remaining eleven weeks in the charts.
Jeff Beck played guitars and did the vocals. And i.m.o. that was a wise decision, because for some strange reason I just can't stand the voice of Rod Stewart who later on became the lead singer of the Jeff Beck group. And that's why you won't find much Jeff Beck Group songs on this channel... and it is probably also why they never charted this high again afterwards...
John Paul Jones - bass guitar
Clem Cattini - drums
Rod Stewart - backing vocals

HI HO SILVER LINING
(Scott English and Larry Weiss)

you're everywhere and nowhere baby
that's where you're at
going down a bumpy hillside
in your hippy hat

flying across the country
and getting fat
saying everything is groovy
when your tyres are flat

and it's hi ho silver lining
and away you go now baby
I see your sun is shining
but I won't make a fuss
though it's obvious

flies are in your pea soup baby
they're waving at me
anything you want is yours now
only nothing's for free

lies are gonna get you some day
just wait and see
so open up your beach umbrella
while you're watching tv

and it's hi ho silver lining
and away you go well baby
I see your sun is shining
but I won't make a fuss
though it's obvious

and it's hi ho silver lining
and away you go well baby
I see your sun is shining
but I won't make a fuss
though it's obvious

and it's hi ho silver lining
and away you go well baby
I see your sun is shining
but I won't make a fuss
though it's obvious

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