Biography:
Elmore James (Elmore Brooks, Richland, Mississippi, 27th January 1918 – Chicago, Illinois, 24th May 1963) was an American blues singer and guitarist. He was known as "The King of the Slide Guitar".
James was born fifty miles north of Jackson (not to be confused with another Richland just south of Jackson). He began playing as a teen, under the names "Cleanhead" and "Joe Willie James", alongside musicians such as the first Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf, and Robert Johnson.
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Stardard Blues I, IV, V
[Verse 1]
E
Tell me whose,
E
Baby, tell me whose old muddy shoes I see?
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
They're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes outta be
[Verse 2]
E
My baby and I got along just fine
E
Until she went wrong
E
I woke up in the mornin, she had left from home
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 3]
E
Her hair was long and curly
E
And her teeth shine just like pearl
E
She wake up in the mornin'
E
She jump just like a squirrel
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 4]
E
Now, when I love her in the mornin'
E
She always stay at home
E
But, now she's gone and left me
E
She left me all alone
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they down at the head of my bed
A E
Where my shoes ought to be [End]
[Verse 1]
E
Tell me whose,
E
Baby, tell me whose old muddy shoes I see?
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
They're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes outta be
[Verse 2]
E
My baby and I got along just fine
E
Until she went wrong
E
I woke up in the mornin, she had left from home
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 3]
E
Her hair was long and curly
E
And her teeth shine just like pearl
E
She wake up in the mornin'
E
She jump just like a squirrel
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 4]
E
Now, when I love her in the mornin'
E
She always stay at home
E
But, now she's gone and left me
E
She left me all alone
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they down at the head of my bed
A E
Where my shoes ought to be [End]
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