Biografia:
Elmore James (nasceu em 27 de janeiro de 1918 em Richland, Mississipi, morreu em 24 de maio de 1963 em Chicago Illinois) foi um guitarrista de Blues americano, considerado o pai do "la botlenek guitar" ou slide guitar.
Começou sua carreira musical no Mississipi junto com o tocador de gaita Rice Miller (mais conhecido como Sonny Boy Williamson), ficaram juntos por vários anos até que conseguiu seu primeiro contrato para gravação em 1951.
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Stardard Blues I, IV, V
[Verse 1]
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Tell me whose,
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Baby, tell me whose old muddy shoes I see?
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Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
They're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes outta be
[Verse 2]
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My baby and I got along just fine
E
Until she went wrong
E
I woke up in the mornin, she had left from home
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 3]
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Her hair was long and curly
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And her teeth shine just like pearl
E
She wake up in the mornin'
E
She jump just like a squirrel
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 4]
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Now, when I love her in the mornin'
E
She always stay at home
E
But, now she's gone and left me
E
She left me all alone
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they down at the head of my bed
A E
Where my shoes ought to be [End]
[Verse 1]
E
Tell me whose,
E
Baby, tell me whose old muddy shoes I see?
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
They're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes outta be
[Verse 2]
E
My baby and I got along just fine
E
Until she went wrong
E
I woke up in the mornin, she had left from home
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 3]
E
Her hair was long and curly
E
And her teeth shine just like pearl
E
She wake up in the mornin'
E
She jump just like a squirrel
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they're down at the head of my bed, darling
A E
Where my shoes ought to be
[Verse 4]
E
Now, when I love her in the mornin'
E
She always stay at home
E
But, now she's gone and left me
E
She left me all alone
A
Now, tell me whose
A
Baby, whose old muddy shoes I see?
B7
Well, they down at the head of my bed
A E
Where my shoes ought to be [End]
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