"(Here They Come) From All Over The World" (P.F. Sloan - Steve Barri) [The theme song from the T.A.M.I (Teen Age Music International) show. OK, the Beach Boys' appearance was deleted from the film shortly after release, but it's still one of the greatest aggregations of top teen talent in the history of the eardrum. Anyone wanna add a verse about Moulty?] Intro: / + They're comin' from all over the world Verse 1: Hey, everybody, see 'em arrivin' The greatest stars you'll ever see Some are flyin' and some are drivin' From Liverpool to Tennessee Chuck Berry's checkin' in from St. Lou He's gonna sing "Maybelline" and "Memphis" too The representative from New York City Is Lesley Gore, now, she sure looks pretty Chorus: Here they come (from all over the world) Here they come (from all over the world) You know the guitar's groovin' so keep it movin' And come on, come on, come on / + They're comin' from all over the world Verse 2: Can't you just hear everybody singin' The biggest sound you've ever heard A-clappin' and a-stompin' while the guitar's screamin' You better go spread the word [N..] Don't forget the Motor City sounds of the day The "Baby Love"'n Supremes and Marvin Gaye The King of the Blues, soulful James Brown [N..] [] The Beach Boys singin', now, "I Get Around" [] [] [] (Yeah, get around, round, round, I get around) [key changes to G] Chorus [in G]: Here they come (from all over the world) Here they come (from all over the world) You know the guitar's groovin' so keep it all movin' Am7 D [3: N.C.; to coda] And come on, come on, come on / + They're comin' from all over the world Verse 3: Electric 12-string solo over first two lines: [2X] / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Those bad-lookin' guys with the moppy long hair The Rolling Stones from Liverpool* are bound to be there Gerry and the Pacemakers, Billy J. too They're all gonna be here to sing for you * an alternate version correctly identifies their hometown as "London town" [repeat chorus in G] Coda [repeat to fade]: From all over the world -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers