Biografía:
Tony Joe White (Oak Grove, Louisiana, 23 de julio de 1943 - 24 de octubre de 2018) fue un cantante, guitarrista y guitarrista estadounidense de swamp rock , más conocido por su éxito de 1969 "Polk Salad Annie" y por "Rainy Night in Georgia", que escribió, pero fue popularizado por Brook Benton en 1970. También escribió "Steamy Windows" y "Undercover Agent for the Blues", ambos éxitos para Tina Turner en 1989; esas dos canciones vinieron del productor de Turner en ese momento, Mark Knopfler, que es amigo de White.
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Otras canciones:
- Aint Going Down This Time
- Always The Song
- As The Crow Flies
- Backside Of Paradise
- Backwoods Preacher Man
- Bayou Woman
- Billy
- Closer To The Truth
- Clovis Green
- Delta Love
- Down By The Border
- Georgia Pines
- Goin Down Rockin
- High Horse
- High Sheriff Of Calhoun Parrish
- I Believe Ive Lost My Way
- I Get Off On It
- I Just Walked Away
- Ice Cream Man
- Lake Placid Blues
- Louisiana Rain
- Polk Salad Annie
- Rainy Night In Georgia
- Red Neck Women
- Robbin My Honeycomb
- Roosevelt And Ira Lee
- Save Your Sugar For Me
- Scratch My Back
- Soul Francisco
- Steamy Windows
- Susie Q
- The Guitar Dont Lie
- Tunica Motel
- Undercover Agent For The Blues
- Who You Ganna Hoodoo Now
- Willie And Laura Mae Jones
- Yo Yo Man
- Youre Gonna Look Good In Blues
¡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!
[Intro]
A C#m D E A
[Verse]
D Dm E A
I see a barefoot boy down an old dirt road
C#m D E A
A little ole' shotgun house with a wood burning stove
D Dm E A
It had a rusted tin roof and broken window panes
C#m D Dm E A
I used to fall asleep to the Louisiana rain
D Dm E A
We would go to church people came from miles around
C#m D E A
To sing those gospel songs have dinner on the ground
D Dm E A
The years they come and go but memories remain
C#m D Dm E A
And lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
D E E7 F#m
And the freight train blows somewhere in the night
D C#m D E
And it's a lonesome thing to know I've left it all so far behind
D Dm E A
I've got to get my life back simple and plain
C#m D Dm E A
'Cause lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
D Dm E A
I've got to get myself back simple and plain
C#m D Dm E A
'Cause lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
Lately I've had them ole' dreams of the Louisiana rain
A C#m D E A
[Verse]
D Dm E A
I see a barefoot boy down an old dirt road
C#m D E A
A little ole' shotgun house with a wood burning stove
D Dm E A
It had a rusted tin roof and broken window panes
C#m D Dm E A
I used to fall asleep to the Louisiana rain
D Dm E A
We would go to church people came from miles around
C#m D E A
To sing those gospel songs have dinner on the ground
D Dm E A
The years they come and go but memories remain
C#m D Dm E A
And lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
D E E7 F#m
And the freight train blows somewhere in the night
D C#m D E
And it's a lonesome thing to know I've left it all so far behind
D Dm E A
I've got to get my life back simple and plain
C#m D Dm E A
'Cause lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
D Dm E A
I've got to get myself back simple and plain
C#m D Dm E A
'Cause lately I've had dreams of the Louisiana rain
Lately I've had them ole' dreams of the Louisiana rain
Tony Orlando
Tony Orlando & D (...)
Tony Q Rastafara
Tony Renis
Tony Rice