Biografía:
John Hiatt, nacido en Indiana, es un compositor y guitarrista citado como una influencia por artistas tales como Bonnie Raitt, The Neville Brothers, Dr. Feelgood e Iggy Pop. Este hombre que comenzó su carrera en 1974 con el disco "Hangin' Around The Observatory", ha publicado una docena de álbumes, aunque su apasionada visión del rock y su penetrante e íntima alma country nunca le proporcionaron gran éxito. La crítica, sin embargo, alabó trabajos como "Bring The Family" y "Stolen Moments".
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Otras canciones:
- Love You Again
- Same Old Man
- The Open Road
- What Do We Do Now
- A Crazy Girl Is Hard To Find
- Adios To California
- Cherry Red
- Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder
- Circle Back
- Crossing Muddy Waters
- Cry Love
- Cry To Me
- Distance
- Dont Know Much About Love
- Dont Think About Her When Youre Tryin To Drive
- Down Around My Place
- Down In Front
- Drive South
- Dust Down A Country Road
- Everybody Went Low
- Far As We Go
- Feelin Again
- Feels Like Rain
- Georgia Rae
- Gone
- Good As She Could Be
- Have A Little Faith In Me
- Hold On For Your Love
- I Cant Wait
- I Dont Even Try
- I Just Dont Know What To Say
- I Know How To Lose You
- I Think Shes Warming Up To The Ice Age
- I Want Your Love
- Icy Blue Heart
- Ill Never Get Over You
- Im Tired Of Your Stuff
- It Hasnt Happened Yet
- Let It Ride
- Lift Up Every Stone
- Lipstick Sunset
- Listening To Old Voices
- Little Head
- Long Time Comin
- Love Like Blood
- Loving A Hurricane
- Master Of Disaster
- Memphis In The Meantime
- Missing Pieces
- Most Unoriginal Sin
- My Dog And Me
- My Old Friend
- Nagging Dark
- Native Son
- Never Get Over You
- No Wicked Grin
- Old Days
- Only The Song Survives
- Paper Thin
- Perfectly Good Guitar
- Permanent Hurt
- Pirate Radio
- Radio Girl
- Real Fine Love
- Riding With The King
- She Loves The Jerk
- She Said The Same Thing To Me
- Shredding The Document
- Since His Penis Came Between Us
- Slow Turning
- Slug Line
- Something Broken
- Something Happens
- Something Wild
- Sometime Other Than Now
- Straight Outta Time
- Straight To The Heart Of Love
- Sure As Im Sittin Here
- Sure Pinocchio
- Tennessee Plates
- Terms Of My Surrender
- The River Knows Your Name
- The Tiki Bar Is Open
- Thing Called Love
- Thirty Years Of Tears
- Through Your Hands
- Thunderbird
- Tiki Bar
- Tip Of My Tongue
- Trudy And Dave
- Walk On
- Were Alright Now
- When We Ran
- Where Nobody Knows My Name
- Window On The World
- You Must Go
- Your Love Is My Rest
- Youre All The Reason I Need
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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I was sittin' in the dressing room with Brownie McGee
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He was drinkin' that milk with that Dewar's Whiskey
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Said John, there's nothin' written anywhere, suggests the blues will set you free
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Old days are comin' back to me
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I was ridin' in the back seat, with Sonny Terry
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Little harmonica player used to drive him around, I think his name was Harry
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He let me share a room with 'em for a couple of weeks
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Sonny slept with his good eye open staring out from under the sheets
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I was young and uncomfortable, I don't mind tellin' ya kinda gave me the creeps
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Don't know what was so good about 'em, I played practically free
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I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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On some dates with Mose Allison somewhere out in the Midwest
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Said some of my lyrics reminded him of the poet Kenneth Patchen I took it as a compliment
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He was re- ferring to the line about wearin' neon signs on your wounds, later on, I knew what he meant
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Old days are comin' back to me
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On a date with John Lee Hooker at a packed joint up in Washington
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He came in with a gorgeous woman on each arm as I was singing my song
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Walked 'em right up and sat 'em on the edge of the stage as I went singing along
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And that's called "evenin' son, I'm the headliner"
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Old days are comin' back to me
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I don't know what was so great about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothing to live up to and everywhere to be
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Played a gig with John Hammond Jr. up in Vancouver BC
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Exotic dancer came in my dressing room, started dancing exotically
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They were smoking something in the audience that night, smelled exactly like cat pee
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Opened up a gig for Gatemouth Brown down in Baton Rouge
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He was playing that Hillbilly, Jazz, Cajun, Country Zydeco, and Blues
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Throwin' it out past the walls like some kind of musical centrifuge
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
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I don't know what was so good about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Yeah, old days are comin' back to me
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I don't know what was so great about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
I was sittin' in the dressing room with Brownie McGee
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He was drinkin' that milk with that Dewar's Whiskey
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Said John, there's nothin' written anywhere, suggests the blues will set you free
Em D G
Old days are comin' back to me
G C
I was ridin' in the back seat, with Sonny Terry
Em D
Little harmonica player used to drive him around, I think his name was Harry
G C
Tried to get him to eat tofu, raw vegetables, nuts, and berries
Em D G
But Sonny wasn't havin' any of it
G C
He let me share a room with 'em for a couple of weeks
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Sonny slept with his good eye open staring out from under the sheets
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I was young and uncomfortable, I don't mind tellin' ya kinda gave me the creeps
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Don't know what was so good about 'em, I played practically free
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I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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On some dates with Mose Allison somewhere out in the Midwest
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Said some of my lyrics reminded him of the poet Kenneth Patchen I took it as a compliment
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He was re- ferring to the line about wearin' neon signs on your wounds, later on, I knew what he meant
Em D G
Old days are comin' back to me
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On a date with John Lee Hooker at a packed joint up in Washington
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He came in with a gorgeous woman on each arm as I was singing my song
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Walked 'em right up and sat 'em on the edge of the stage as I went singing along
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And that's called "evenin' son, I'm the headliner"
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Old days are comin' back to me
Em D
I don't know what was so great about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothing to live up to and everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Played a gig with John Hammond Jr. up in Vancouver BC
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Exotic dancer came in my dressing room, started dancing exotically
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They were smoking something in the audience that night, smelled exactly like cat pee
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Old days are comin' back to me
G C
Opened up a gig for Gatemouth Brown down in Baton Rouge
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He was playing that Hillbilly, Jazz, Cajun, Country Zydeco, and Blues
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Throwin' it out past the walls like some kind of musical centrifuge
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
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I don't know what was so good about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Yeah, old days are comin' back to me
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I don't know what was so great about 'em, I played practically free
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But I had nothin' to live up to everywhere to be
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Old days are comin' back to me
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Old days are comin' back to me
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