Biografía:
Lonnie Johnson (1900-1971) fue un gigante de la guitarra blues y jazz, ha influenciado a varias generaciones de músicos, entre ellos, quizá B.B.King sea el más importante.
Empezó su carrera en los años 20 como músico de sesión, pronto su elegancia y maestría con las 6 cuerdas no pasaría inadvertida y empezaría a grabar en solitario.
Puede que "tomorrow night" sea su canción más conocida, en los años 60 se benefició del boom del blues y la música de raices para volver a dar conciertos y realizar grabaciones impagables.
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[Verse 1]
E A E E7
What makes a rooster crow every mornin' 'fore day?
A E
What makes a rooster crow every mornin' 'fore day?
B7 E
To let the pimps and ramblers know that the workin' man is on his way
[Verse 2]
E A E E7
You can always tell when your woman's man has come to town
A E
You can always tell when your woman's man is come to town
B7 E
She will put on her best panties and dress and steal herself a sleepin' gown
[Verse 3]
E A E E7
Men, don't you know there's no way to keep your sweet woman home
A E
Men, don't you know there's no way to keep your sweet woman home
B7
Oh, there always some other good man to beat you doin'
E
What you tryin' to carry on
[Verse 4]
E A E E7
If you buy your woman plenty of silk things, don't buy them all in one time
A E
If you buy your woman plenty of silk things, don't buy them all in one time
B7 E
She will get ramblin' in her brain and some travelin' man on her mind
E A E E7
What makes a rooster crow every mornin' 'fore day?
A E
What makes a rooster crow every mornin' 'fore day?
B7 E
To let the pimps and ramblers know that the workin' man is on his way
[Verse 2]
E A E E7
You can always tell when your woman's man has come to town
A E
You can always tell when your woman's man is come to town
B7 E
She will put on her best panties and dress and steal herself a sleepin' gown
[Verse 3]
E A E E7
Men, don't you know there's no way to keep your sweet woman home
A E
Men, don't you know there's no way to keep your sweet woman home
B7
Oh, there always some other good man to beat you doin'
E
What you tryin' to carry on
[Verse 4]
E A E E7
If you buy your woman plenty of silk things, don't buy them all in one time
A E
If you buy your woman plenty of silk things, don't buy them all in one time
B7 E
She will get ramblin' in her brain and some travelin' man on her mind
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Loon Lake
Loona
Loonie
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Lord Kirk
Lord Kitchener
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