Biografía:
Músico estadounidense (1932-1995). Tocaba de todos los estilos: Country; Rock & Roll; Blues; Soul; Gospel y Jazz, Pero la mayoría de ellos no se editaron nunca. En 1956 tras terminar el servicio militar, empieza de semiprofesional en clubes Blues de Memphis. Es contratado por Sun Records como músico de estudio. En 1960 consigue su único éxito con este sello con el tema "Lonely Weekends". Tras cambiar varias veces de compañía, firma con EPIC Records
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Otras canciones:
- All Over Me
- Are We Dreaming The Same Dream
- Behind Closed Doors
- Big Boss Man
- Big Man
- Blue Spanish Eyes
- Break Up
- Caught In The Middle
- City Lights
- Crazy Arms
- Donna Lee
- Every Time You Touch Me I Get High
- Everyday
- Everything I Do Is Wrong
- Feel Like Going Home
- Field Of Yellow Daisies
- Golden Slipper Rose
- Have A Heart
- He Follows My Footsteps
- How Blue Can You Be
- I Cant Even Drink It Away
- I Dont See Me In Your Eyes Anymore
- I Take It On Home
- Ill Wake You Up When I Get Home
- Lonely Weekends
- Midnight Blues
- Mohair Sam
- My Elusive Dreams
- Nice And Easy
- Nothing In The World
- On My Knees
- Rebound
- Rollin With The Flow
- Rolling With The Flow
- Shes A Yum Yum
- Sittin And Thinkin
- Stay
- The Most Beautiful Girl
- There Wont Be Anymore
- Too Many Teardrops
- Who Will The Next Fool Be
- You Can Have Her
- You Never Really Wanted Me
¡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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Now mama wore those skin tight dresses all the time
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She worked at the Golden Slipper Cafe every night
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But mama loved me and sister and we both loved her so
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But everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
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Now mama drank and mama laughed and danced all night
G7 C
She made us go to school both taught us wrong from right
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And tucked us in with a kiss each night and loved and watched us grow
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Still everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
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Looked up to by some and looked down on by many
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Loved by just a few so her life goes
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Still everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
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Now the preacher reads a line that fits mama like a glove
G7 C
He said a woman like this woman was born to be loved
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And as they close the lid on mama's life and the town looks down its nose
F C G7 C
Heaven waits to welcome home Golden Slipper Rose
F C G7 C
Heaven waits to welcome home Golden Slipper Rose
Now mama wore those skin tight dresses all the time
G7 C
She worked at the Golden Slipper Cafe every night
F C
But mama loved me and sister and we both loved her so
F C G7 C
But everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
F C
Now mama drank and mama laughed and danced all night
G7 C
She made us go to school both taught us wrong from right
F C
And tucked us in with a kiss each night and loved and watched us grow
F C G7 C
Still everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
G7 F C
Looked up to by some and looked down on by many
F C G7
Loved by just a few so her life goes
F C G7 C
Still everyone called mama Golden Slipper Rose
F C
Now the preacher reads a line that fits mama like a glove
G7 C
He said a woman like this woman was born to be loved
F C
And as they close the lid on mama's life and the town looks down its nose
F C G7 C
Heaven waits to welcome home Golden Slipper Rose
F C G7 C
Heaven waits to welcome home Golden Slipper Rose
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