Biography:
Jordan Rivers and the Soggy Bottom Boys are the fictitious Depression-era "old-timey music" quartet and accompaniment from the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou? The name Soggy Bottom Boys is possibly a reference to the famous Foggy Mountain Boys, a West Virginia bluegrass band of the 1940s with Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, but also a humorous name given the two backup singers who were wet from being baptized earlier in the film. The Soggy Bottom Boys’ hit single is Dick Burnett's "Man of Constant Sorrow
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In The Jailhouse Now
C
I had a friend named Ramblin' Bob who used to steal gamble and rob
F
He thought he was the smartest guy around
F
But I found out last Monday that Bob got locked up Sunday
D G
They've got him in the jailhouse way down town
G C F
He's in the jailhouse now he's in the jailhouse now
G
Well I told him once or twice to stop playin' cards and shootin' dice
C
He's in the jailhouse now
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C
Bob liked to play his poker Peanuckle with Stan Yoker
F
But shootin' dice was his favourite game
F
Well he got throw'd in jail with nobody to go his bail
D G
The judge done said that he refused the fine
G C F
He's in the jailhouse now he's in the jailhouse now
G
Well I told him once or twice to stop playin' cards and shootin' dice
C
He's in the jailhouse now
F - C - G - C
G C F
Well I went out last Tuesday I met a girl named Susie
I said I was the swellest guy around
F
Well we started to spendin' my money and she started to callin' me honey
D G
We took in every cabaret in town
G C F
We're in the jailhouse now We're in the jailhouse now
G
Well I told that judge right to his face I don't like to see this place
C
We're in the jailhouse now
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