Biography:
Koko Taylor (September 28, 1928 - June 3, 2009) was an American blues musician, popularly known as the "Queen of the Blues." She was known primarily for her rough and powerful vocals and traditional blues stylings.
Taylor was born as Cora Walton on a farm just outside Memphis, Tennessee. In 1954, Taylor left Memphis for Chicago with her husband, truck driver Robert "Pops" Taylor. In the late 1950s she began singing in Chicago blues clubs and was spotted by Willie Dixon in 1962, leading to wider performances and her first recording contract.
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Band/Artist: Koko Taylor
Song Title: Twenty-Nine Ways (To My Baby’s Door)
Album Title: South Side Lady (1973)
http://www.kokotaylor.com/
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I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And if he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got a way through the window,
I got a way down the hall,
and if the goin' get rough I got a hole in the wall
D7 A
I got 29 ways to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
Now I got ways that I never have said
I got a trapdoor right under his bed
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
(Instrumental Break)
A D7 A E7 D7 A
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I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got a way through the front,
I got a way through the back,
I got a loose hole and I can ease through the crack
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And if he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got 29 ways now
I got 29 ways y'all
D7
I got 29 ways yeah
A
I got 29 ways now
E7 D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
Song Title: Twenty-Nine Ways (To My Baby’s Door)
Album Title: South Side Lady (1973)
http://www.kokotaylor.com/
A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And if he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got a way through the window,
I got a way down the hall,
and if the goin' get rough I got a hole in the wall
D7 A
I got 29 ways to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
Now I got ways that I never have said
I got a trapdoor right under his bed
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
(Instrumental Break)
A D7 A E7 D7 A
A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And when he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got a way through the front,
I got a way through the back,
I got a loose hole and I can ease through the crack
D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
E7 D7 A
And if he need me bad I can find about two or three more
A
I got 29 ways now
I got 29 ways y'all
D7
I got 29 ways yeah
A
I got 29 ways now
E7 D7 A
I got 29 ways just to get to my baby's door
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