Biography:
The Devil Makes Three is an Americana band from Santa Cruz, California, United States. The group blends bluegrass, old time, country, folk, blues, jazz, and ragtime music. The group's members are guitarist Pete Bernhard, upright bassist Lucia Turino, and guitarist and tenor banjo player Cooper McBean.
“The rhythm is what our band is about." Says Pete Bernhard: Guitarist, Front Man. The Devil Makes Three are quite possibly the best band that you have never heard of.
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Other songs:
- A Moment's Rest
- All Hail
- Cheap Reward
- Do Wrong Right
- Gracefully Face Down
- Graveyard
- Ol Number Seven
- Ten Feet Tall
- The Bullet
- They Call That Religion
- A Moments Rest
- Aces And Twos
- Bad Idea
- Bangor Mash
- Beneath The Piano
- Car Wreck
- Chained To The Couch
- Chains Are Broken
- Champagne And Reefer
- Chase The Feeling
- Dragging Chains
- For Good Again
- For My Family
- Forty Days
- Goodbye Old Friend
- Gracefully Facedown
- Hallelu
- Hand Back Down
- Help Yourself
- I Gotta Get Drunk
- Im Gonna Get High
- Johnson Family
- Judgement Day
- Man Tap
- Mr Midnight
- Native Son
- Never Learn
- Nobodys Dirty Business
- North Carolina
- Old Number 7
- Paint My Face
- Poison Trees
- River Deep
- Robot
- Shades
- Spinning Like A Top
- St James
- Statesboro Blues
- Stranger
- The Angel Of Death
- The Plank
- Therell Be A Jubilee
- To The Hilt
- Tow
- Uncle Harveys Plane
- What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul
- Working Mans Blues
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Wake up momma, turn your lamp down low
A E
Won't you wake up momma, turn your lamp down low
B7 A E
Do you have the nerve to drive me from your door?
I said that gater left Savannah, Lord, it could not stop
You should have seen that colored farmer when he got that boiler hot
A E
Reach over in the corner mama, won't you hand me my travelling shoes
B7 A E
Well Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues
Solo: E E A A E E B7 A E E
E
Well, my momma died and left me reckless
My poppa died and left me wild, wild, wild
A
Well my mama died and left me reckless
E
Papa died and left me wild
B7 A E
See I ain't good looking but I'm someone's angel child
E
I said Mama tell your Papa
Papa tell your sister
Sister tell your uncle
We're going up the country
Wouldn't you like to go?
B7
We're gonna do one for background
A E
Then do two or three more
Solo: E E A A E E B7 A E E (same as first)
E
I said that gater left Savannah, Lord, it could not stop
You should have seen that colored farmer when he got that boiler hot
A E
Reach over in the corner mama, won't you hand me my travelling shoes
B7 A E
Well Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues
B7 A E
Yeah Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues...
A E
Won't you wake up momma, turn your lamp down low
B7 A E
Do you have the nerve to drive me from your door?
I said that gater left Savannah, Lord, it could not stop
You should have seen that colored farmer when he got that boiler hot
A E
Reach over in the corner mama, won't you hand me my travelling shoes
B7 A E
Well Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues
Solo: E E A A E E B7 A E E
E
Well, my momma died and left me reckless
My poppa died and left me wild, wild, wild
A
Well my mama died and left me reckless
E
Papa died and left me wild
B7 A E
See I ain't good looking but I'm someone's angel child
E
I said Mama tell your Papa
Papa tell your sister
Sister tell your uncle
We're going up the country
Wouldn't you like to go?
B7
We're gonna do one for background
A E
Then do two or three more
Solo: E E A A E E B7 A E E (same as first)
E
I said that gater left Savannah, Lord, it could not stop
You should have seen that colored farmer when he got that boiler hot
A E
Reach over in the corner mama, won't you hand me my travelling shoes
B7 A E
Well Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues
B7 A E
Yeah Lord, my god, I got me them Statesboro blues...
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