Biografía:
Carson was born Irene Amburgey in Neon, Kentucky (now absorbed into Fleming-Neon). She and her two sisters were spotted by radio barn-dance impresario John Lair and invited to join the cast of the WSB Barn Dance in Atlanta in 1938. The Amburgey sisters were given the fanciful hayseed names of Minnie, Marthie, and Mattie. After Irene Amburgey left the group and teamed with her husband, mandolin player James Carson, in the 1940s, the stage name stuck and she became Martha Carson.
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¡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!
Now Stop:Martha Carson.
Great Rockabilly on RCA Records in 1957.
(Intro)
C
(Chorus)
C
Now stop, holdin' me tight, if you don't
think you're gonna treat me right.
C
If you're out to tease and not to please,
G
you don't know what you're doin' when you're
messin' with me.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaa, cut it out!..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Verse 1)
C
Now, stop, tellin' me lies.
If the things you say are gonna make me cry,
C
I don't go for bad, cause it makes me so mad,
G
I walk around blue when I should be glad.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaaaa, cut it out..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Bridge)
F C F
If you say that I'm your lover, honey, I'll
C
treat you fine.
F C
But if you play one right after the other,
D G
honey, I'll draw the line.
(Verse 2)
C
Now, stop, if you don't mean to play this game
like a king and a queen.
Am7
A joker ain't real, there's nothing he feels,
D G
I'll throw my hand in for a brand new deal.
C G
Now, stop, now stop, haaaaaa, cut it out, if you
C
don't know what love's about.
(Interlude)
C G C Am7 C G C
(Bridge)
F C F
If you say that I'm your lover, honey, I'll
C
treat you fine.
F C
But if you play one right after the other,
D G
honey, I'll draw the line.
(Chorus)
C
Now stop, holdin' me tight, if you don't
think you're gonna treat me right.
C
If you're out to tease and not to please,
G
you don't know what you're doin' when you're
messin' with me.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaa, cut it out!..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Outro)
C G
Now stop, now stop, oh, cut it out, if you don't
C
know what love's about..now stop!
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Great Rockabilly on RCA Records in 1957.
(Intro)
C
(Chorus)
C
Now stop, holdin' me tight, if you don't
think you're gonna treat me right.
C
If you're out to tease and not to please,
G
you don't know what you're doin' when you're
messin' with me.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaa, cut it out!..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Verse 1)
C
Now, stop, tellin' me lies.
If the things you say are gonna make me cry,
C
I don't go for bad, cause it makes me so mad,
G
I walk around blue when I should be glad.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaaaa, cut it out..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Bridge)
F C F
If you say that I'm your lover, honey, I'll
C
treat you fine.
F C
But if you play one right after the other,
D G
honey, I'll draw the line.
(Verse 2)
C
Now, stop, if you don't mean to play this game
like a king and a queen.
Am7
A joker ain't real, there's nothing he feels,
D G
I'll throw my hand in for a brand new deal.
C G
Now, stop, now stop, haaaaaa, cut it out, if you
C
don't know what love's about.
(Interlude)
C G C Am7 C G C
(Bridge)
F C F
If you say that I'm your lover, honey, I'll
C
treat you fine.
F C
But if you play one right after the other,
D G
honey, I'll draw the line.
(Chorus)
C
Now stop, holdin' me tight, if you don't
think you're gonna treat me right.
C
If you're out to tease and not to please,
G
you don't know what you're doin' when you're
messin' with me.
C
Now, stop, now stop, haaa, cut it out!..
G C
if you don't know what love's about.
(Outro)
C G
Now stop, now stop, oh, cut it out, if you don't
C
know what love's about..now stop!
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Martha Tilston
Marti Pellow
Marti Webb
Martijn Kas
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