Biography:
Ray Edward "Eddie" Cochran (October 3, 1938 - April 17, 1960) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician. With a charismatic voice that could switch effortlessly between smooth ballads and raucous rockabilly, Cochran epitomized the rebellious '50s rocker. Although killed in a tragic accident at the age of 21, the influence of his brief career, and life, was immeasurable, having inspired many of the greatest artists of the '60s. Cochran's distinctively rough
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Rock And Roll Blues:Eddie Cochran.
Recorded in 1959.
(Capo 1st fret.)
INTRO: G Em (x2)
#1.
G Em G Em
Oh, dancin' all night, so I have my play,
C D G
but how can I work when I sleep all day.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em G Em
#2.
G Em G Em
I dig way down deep, in my ol' blue jeans,
C D G
to put my last dime in that, record machine.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em
CHORUS:
C D
I have the blues to fight..and to make things worse
I fell in love last night.
C D
The little girl I found, said to, 'Stop my hoppin' and settle down.'
#3.
G Em G Em
Oh, why can't there be, two of poor o1' me.
C D G
One on the dance floor and one hangin' 'round the door.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em
CHORUS:
C D
I have the blues to fight..and to make things worse
I fell in love last night.
C D
The little girl I found, said to, 'Stop my hoppin' and settle down.'
#4.
G Em G Em
Oh, why can't there be, two of poor o1' me.
C D G
One on the dance floor and one hangin' 'round the door.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
G Em G Em
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Recorded in 1959.
(Capo 1st fret.)
INTRO: G Em (x2)
#1.
G Em G Em
Oh, dancin' all night, so I have my play,
C D G
but how can I work when I sleep all day.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em G Em
#2.
G Em G Em
I dig way down deep, in my ol' blue jeans,
C D G
to put my last dime in that, record machine.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em
CHORUS:
C D
I have the blues to fight..and to make things worse
I fell in love last night.
C D
The little girl I found, said to, 'Stop my hoppin' and settle down.'
#3.
G Em G Em
Oh, why can't there be, two of poor o1' me.
C D G
One on the dance floor and one hangin' 'round the door.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
Em C D....G Em
CHORUS:
C D
I have the blues to fight..and to make things worse
I fell in love last night.
C D
The little girl I found, said to, 'Stop my hoppin' and settle down.'
#4.
G Em G Em
Oh, why can't there be, two of poor o1' me.
C D G
One on the dance floor and one hangin' 'round the door.
C G C G
I got those rock 'n' roll blues, those rock 'n' roll blues.
G Em G Em
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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