Biografía:
LUCILLE BOGAN *01/04/1897 † 10/08/1948
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.Nascida Lucille Anderson em Amory, Mississippi, e cresceu em Birmingham, Alabama. Em 1916 ela se casou Nazaret Lee Bogan, um ferroviário, onde tiveram um único filho.
Ela gravou canções de “vaudevill” para a Okeh em Nova Iorque em 1923, com pianista Henry Callens. Depois aquele ano ela gravou Blues e gravou em Atlanta, sendo a primeira cantora negra de Blues a gravar fora de Nova Iorque ou Chicago.
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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!
[Verse 1]
C F C
You must bring me a job or money from anywhere
F C
You must bring me a job or money from anywhere
G F C
Caus I can get your kind of lovin' in the street just anywhere
[Verse 2]
C F C
You come home every day lookin' for your stew and beans
F C
You come home every day lookin' for your stew and beans
G F C
And you have got more nerve than any pot hound I've ever seen
[Verse 3]
C
Now you take your money, you have your fun
C
You don't have nothin', when house rent come
F C
And I'm thru, cookin' your stew and beans
G F C
And you can eat more neckbones that any man I've ever seen
[Verse 4]
C F C
Now if you want me baby you got to make your purse show down
F C
If you want me baby make your purse show down
G F C
And you got to put your money down where I got mine
[Verse 5]
C F
Now you're layin' up in my bed, between my two white sheets
C
I can't see and smell nothin', but your doggone feet
F C
And I'm thru, tryin' to make a man of you
G F C
And if you can't bring a job don't you look for your daily stew
[Verse 6]
C F
I worked hard from Monday until late Saturday night
C
And you're a dirty mistreater, you ain't treatin' me right
F C
And I'm thru, cookin' your stew and beans
G F C
And you's a dirty pot hound, dirty as any man I've seen
C F C
You must bring me a job or money from anywhere
F C
You must bring me a job or money from anywhere
G F C
Caus I can get your kind of lovin' in the street just anywhere
[Verse 2]
C F C
You come home every day lookin' for your stew and beans
F C
You come home every day lookin' for your stew and beans
G F C
And you have got more nerve than any pot hound I've ever seen
[Verse 3]
C
Now you take your money, you have your fun
C
You don't have nothin', when house rent come
F C
And I'm thru, cookin' your stew and beans
G F C
And you can eat more neckbones that any man I've ever seen
[Verse 4]
C F C
Now if you want me baby you got to make your purse show down
F C
If you want me baby make your purse show down
G F C
And you got to put your money down where I got mine
[Verse 5]
C F
Now you're layin' up in my bed, between my two white sheets
C
I can't see and smell nothin', but your doggone feet
F C
And I'm thru, tryin' to make a man of you
G F C
And if you can't bring a job don't you look for your daily stew
[Verse 6]
C F
I worked hard from Monday until late Saturday night
C
And you're a dirty mistreater, you ain't treatin' me right
F C
And I'm thru, cookin' your stew and beans
G F C
And you's a dirty pot hound, dirty as any man I've seen
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