Thanks for the kind words, Harry. I would like to, but I find my timing is well behind other master listeners, who usually catch hard to hear stuff.
Glad to help.
Dave
Glad to help.
Dave
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...they said, 'so we'll give you the signal when to end the tune and start the next tune, and you signal Mr. House'. I said, 'Signal him? How can I signal him? He closes his eyes - Jerry Ricks, Port Townsend 97
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Thanks for the kind words, Harry. I would like to, but I find my timing is well behind other master listeners, who usually catch hard to hear stuff.
Glad to help. Dave Hurry Down Sunshine
Champion Jack Dupree – Vocals, Piano prob. Jesse Ellery – Guitar prob. Wilson Swain – Bass Chicago, Illinois November 27, 1941 Key of G Well I been to Lou’siana down to the Gulf of Mexico Well I been to Lou’siana down to the Gulf of Mexico Well I buy wine and women most everywhere that I go My black woman said she loved me but I believe she told a lie My black woman said she loved me but I believe she told a lie When my heart get to achin' and then I sit right down and cry It's so cold in Chicago ‘til the mockingbird can't sing It's so cold in Chicago ‘til the mockingbird can't sing I say hurry down sunshine see what tomorrow bring Hi Harry,
It turns out the video you posted won't show in the U.S. but I believe this one will: All best, Johnm Heavy Heart Blues
Champion Jack Dupree – Vocals, Piano prob. Jesse Ellery – Guitar prob. Wilson Swain – Bass Chicago, Illinois November 27, 1941 Key of G I lay my cards my cards on the table But you won’t give me a break That’s alright mama someday you’ll poor heart will ache Here’s another another thing mama Well I ain’t nobody’s fool Cause I’m a hard working man I ain’t nobody’s tool Cause you stay you stay away all the summer And you don’t come home in the fall It’s too late now mama someone else is in your stall Then I look babe I look out my window And I see you on the street The load your heart be carryin’ be too heavy for your feet Hi harry,
In Hurry Down Sunshine, 1.1 & 1.2: Well I been to Lou’siana Well I been to Lou’siana The phrase "down to the Gulf of Mexico" is ubiquitous in old blues, so that's what I would listen for first to rule out. Wax Thanks for posting that "Heavy Heart Blues", Harry. That tagline on the last verse is beautiful writing.
All best, Johnm
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