1. Clover was an America… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple acts charting as Clover:
1. Clover was an American country rock band formed in Mill Valley, California in 1967. They are best known as the backup band for Elvis Costello's 1977 debut album My Aim Is True (recorded in the UK), and for members later forming or joining more successful acts, including Huey Lewis and the News, The Doobie Brothers, Toto, and Lucinda Williams. Clover disbanded in 1978. Three members reunited for two concerts backing Costello in San Francisco on November 8, 2007.
2. Founded in 2011, Clover is a 3-piece sludge, and hardcore influenced metal band from Kingston, New York. To date, they have 4 releases; a 4-song ep titled Sea of Red in 2011, a split with Stairwell Sea in 2012, a split with Afterhours also in 2012, and a full length titled Vultures in 2014. All releases are available at http://thebandisclover.bandcamp.com/ For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/Cloverband or http://cloverband.tumblr.com/
Members:
Michael Guthaus - Vocals/Bass
Anthony Mackey - Guitar
Steve Pasqua - Drums
3. Clover is an indiepop band formed in 2001 in Jakarta Indonesia with the line up Ms. Tia in vocals and guitars, Ms. Nanda in guitars, Ms. Hana in bass, Ms. Tania in keyboards, and Mrs. Zara in drums. In 2003, Clover released a debut e.p. called Prelude to Departure which is released as a gift for Ms. Hana who’d like to study in China for about a year. After, Mrs. Hana came home, Clover re-released the e.p plus 2 new songs.
Right now, Clover''s full length album has already released and available in the record stores. It's released under the label Paviliun Records. The first single from the album is also available for downloads. Not just that, the single itself was remixed by Miya of Microtone, a DJ from Japan.
You can also get Untill Whenever album in i-tunes released under Japanese record, Soundandlife, along with several remixes.
4. Clover (from Salt Lake City) - In 1993 Jamen Brooks, Mitch Glende, and Brant Paulsen began to write and then record Clover's first album, Tanglewood. By the time it was recorded--a year later--Clover decided it might be time to play somewhere besides their basement. It didn't take long for the band to gain a cult-like following, despite their reluctance to seek the limelight. Even though they were technically a fledgling group, their folksy-rocking sound was so well developed that their fan base more than doubled at every show. The smaller venues missed their chance to feature the trio within a year. By the time their second album, Sun, was released in the summer of 1995 they were consistently selling out their own headlining shows in clubs that normally turn their noses up to anything but national acts. With Sun on the market their radio play also boomed. Between the two albums the group produced four radio singles that all reached either top five or number one most requested status on X96 (KXRK).
Clover released a third album in 1998 called New Grand Silver. The lead singer, Jamen Brooks, released a solo album Sleepyhead.
5. French Trip Hop Band formed by Charlotte and Garin. Charlotte and Garin met in February 2001, but Garin was studying in Grenoble while Charlotte was living in Paris, so they wrote their songs together using the Internet. Thanks to the Internet again, Laurent Collat discovered them and said he would help them record their first album if Undercover was in... and so they did. In October 2004, Undercover released Clover's first album "World's End Lane".
6. Before either of these was the 1970's country rock band which included Huey Lewis and which backed Elvis Costello on his album "My Aim is True"
7. A Japanese Neo Bossa Nova act.
8. The vocalist from the korean indie band Standing EGG with his solo work.
9. Project hip hop group from Korea consisting of Tyfoon, Eun Ji Won and Gilme. Correct tag: 클로버
10. An indie band from Vigo, Spain with 4 releases: Modern Disgraces (2009), The Stolen Beats (2011), A Summer In Your Bedroom (2012) and Shinrai (2012).
11. A 2020 four-member P-pop idol girl group from the Philippines.
Chicken Butt
Clover Lyrics
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Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Going into town to buy some whiskey
Going into town to buy some beer
Going into town to get some thrills
Ain't coming back 'til I get my fill
Had me a wife and she called me, babe
But she went and took my money
Just one year ago today
Had me a goat and her name was Fred
Milked too much and now she's dead
Had me a horse and I called him Bob
Couldn't mount him 'cause he's too tall
Now that you have heard my song
Mr. Chicken, don't do me wrong
Look at that chicken butt going away
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Come back, chicken butt going away
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Now that you have heard my song
Mr. chicken, don't do me wrong
Look at that chicken butt going away
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Come back, chicken butt going away
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
The song "Chicken Butt" by Clover is a humorous and playful tune that has gained popularity for its catchy melody and silly lyrics. The song starts off by describing a chicken's rear end, urging it to come back and stay. However, the lyrics take a sudden turn as the singer talks about going into town to buy alcohol and engage in reckless behavior. He had a wife who left him, a goat that died and a horse that was too tall to ride. The song ends with the plea for Mr. Chicken not to let him down, as the chicken butt goes away.
The lyrics of this song seem to be random and nonsensical, but there may be some underlying messages worth exploring. The phrase "chicken butt" is often used as a playful insult, conveying a sense of immaturity and humor. In this song, the use of the phrase may be a way to lighten the mood and make the lyrics more fun. The references to alcohol and risky behavior may suggest a desire for escapism and recklessness, perhaps to forget about past losses and hardships. Finally, the song may also be interpreted as a plea for consistency and dependability, as manifested in the refrain of "come back, chicken butt, here to stay".
Line by Line Meaning
Look at that chicken butt going away
Observing the chicken's behind as it moves away
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Requesting the chicken to return and remain here
Going into town to buy some whiskey
Traveling into town to purchase alcoholic beverage
Going into town to buy some beer
Journeying into town to obtain alcoholic drink
Going into town to get some thrills
Venturing into town to acquire entertainment or excitement
Ain't coming back 'til I get my fill
Not returning until satisfaction is achieved
Had me a wife and called me, honey
Married previously and called affectionate names
Had me a wife and she called me, babe
Was previously married and referred to by pet names
But she went and took my money
However, she absconded with my finances
Just one year ago today
Precisely a year ago today
Had me a goat and her name was Fred
Owned a female goat referred to as Fred
Milked too much and now she's dead
Excessively milked and now deceased
Had me a horse and I called him Bob
Possessed a horse named Bob
Couldn't mount him 'cause he's too tall
Could not ride due to being too tall
Now that you have heard my song
Having listened to my musical piece
Mr. Chicken, don't do me wrong
Addressing the chicken, please do not cause harm
Come back, chicken butt going away
Requesting the return of the chicken's derrière as it recedes
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Please come back and remain here, chicken's behind
Now that you have heard my song
Acknowledging the audience's attentiveness
Mr. chicken, don't do me wrong
Humorously addressing the chicken again not to cause any harm
Look at that chicken butt going away
Reiterating to observe the chicken's departing glutes
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Persisting in the request for the chicken's posterior to return and remain
Come back, chicken butt going away
Once again asking for the chicken's behind to return, despite its withdrawal
Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Closing the song with a final plea for the chicken's hindquarters to remain in the immediate vicinity
Writer(s): Alexander Hughes Call, John Ciambotti, Hugh Cregg, Sean Thomas Hopper, John Mcfee, Michael Schreiner
Contributed by Claire A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@brettlazor8219
Sheesh! That’s some mighty fine tele picking
@bobhickman4976
This is just outrageous. What a great bunch of players.
@johnsheffield6640
Had no idea Huey could play like that!
@TheFpCassini
pre Doobie Brothers, Elvis' My Aim is True and Huey Lewis and the News!
@Chris-ni1kh
That is top draw.
@philipgreiner4471
Omg there so good guitarist and harmonica are bad asses
@caitpremozich9345
I love around the 2 min mark when Huey clucks like a Chicken for no reason and they all just turn around like "whaaaat" . I'd love to see a video of Huey watching this just to get his reaction , especially to that part. I'm crying of laughter right now .
@davidjorgensen877
Yeah, it's his vocal lead-in to the kick-ass harmonica solo that follows - a harbinger of the fame soon to come: Huey was always just soooo funny, humble, and monumentally talented (and the rest of these lads were right up there with him!)
@caitpremozich9345
@@davidjorgensen877 Did you know them personally ?.That is so cool if you did .
@davidjorgensen877
@@caitpremozich9345 Actually, I do know Alex Call. He lives in the northwestern Ontario town I grew up in, and married a good friend of my brother's. I was blown away when I learned he'd played with Huey Lewis, who happened to be my absolute favorite 80s pop-rock artist. Alex is a very cool dude, and a man of deep conscience.