Biography:
Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield, Issaquena County, Mississippi, April 4, 1913 - Westmont, Illinois, April 30, 1983) was an American blues musician and is generally considered "the father of Chicago Blues." His career spanned over thirty years and he produced what are considered to be some of the finest blues songs ever, such as Hoochie Coochie Man, Mannish Boy and Got My Mojo Working.
Muddy Waters is generally considered one of the most influential bluesmen of all time.
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Hoochie Coochie Man by Muddy Waters
This song should be played in a Stop-Rhythm Style. Attack the chords, then mute to silence for
vocals during each verse.
E D D A E
The gypsy woman told my mother,
E D D A E
before I was born
E D D A E
I got a boy child's comin',
E D D A E
he's gonna be a son of a gun
E D D A E
He gonna make pretty women's,
E D D A E
jump and shout
E D D A E
Then the world wanna know,
E E7
what this all about
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
E D D A E
I got a black cat bone,
E D D A E
I got a mojo too
E D D A E
I got the Johnny Concheroo,
E D D A E
I'm gonna mess with you
E D D A E
I'm gonna make you girls,
E D D A E
lead me by my hand
E D D A E
Then the world will know,
E E7
the hoochie coochie man
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
E D D A E
On the seventh hour
E D D A E
on the seventh day
E D D A E
On the seventh month,
E D D A E
the seven doctors say
E D D A E
He was born for good luck,
E D D A E
and that you'll see
E D D A E
I got seven hundred dollars,
E E7
don't you mess with me
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
This song should be played in a Stop-Rhythm Style. Attack the chords, then mute to silence for
vocals during each verse.
E D D A E
The gypsy woman told my mother,
E D D A E
before I was born
E D D A E
I got a boy child's comin',
E D D A E
he's gonna be a son of a gun
E D D A E
He gonna make pretty women's,
E D D A E
jump and shout
E D D A E
Then the world wanna know,
E E7
what this all about
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
E D D A E
I got a black cat bone,
E D D A E
I got a mojo too
E D D A E
I got the Johnny Concheroo,
E D D A E
I'm gonna mess with you
E D D A E
I'm gonna make you girls,
E D D A E
lead me by my hand
E D D A E
Then the world will know,
E E7
the hoochie coochie man
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
E D D A E
On the seventh hour
E D D A E
on the seventh day
E D D A E
On the seventh month,
E D D A E
the seven doctors say
E D D A E
He was born for good luck,
E D D A E
and that you'll see
E D D A E
I got seven hundred dollars,
E E7
don't you mess with me
A
But you know I'm him,
A7 E
everybody knows I'm him
B B B Bb A
Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man,;
A A7 E A E A E B A E
everybody knows I'm him
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