Biografia:
Jerry Reed Hubbard (20 de Março de 1937 – 1 de setembro de 2008), conhecido profissionalmente como Jerry Reed, foi um cantor de Country Music, compositor e ator, tendo participado de mais de uma dúzia de filmes.
Como cantor ele é mais conhecido pelas músicas (Who Was the Man Who Put) The Line in Gasoline ; Lord, Mr. Ford (What Have You Done) ; Amos Moses ; When You're Hot, You're Hot , pelo qual recebeu o Grammy de Melhor Performance Vocal Masculina de Country em 1972; e East Bound and Down
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Outras músicas:
- Amos Moses
- Bandit
- Another Puff
- East Bound And Down
- Eastbound Smokey And The Bandit
- Guitar Man
- It Dont Work That Way
- Ko
- Lord Mr Ford
- Pretty Mary Sunlight
- Remembering
- She Got The Gold Mine
- Sixteen Tons
- Texas Bound And Flyin
- The Bandit
- The Lady Is A Woman
- The Preacher And The Bear
- Tryin Stuff On
- West Bound And Down
- When Youre Hotyoure Hot
- You Took All The Ramblin Out Of Me
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Ko Ko Joe
Jerry Reed
Intro A
(Ko Ko Joe) (Ko Ko Joe) Son (Ko Ko Joe)
Go ahead home (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 1
A
Well Up in Appaloosa county
D
There's a place called Ko ko Ridge
A D
Sittin' right on the bend Of the Etowah River
E
Where the water washed away the bridge
A
Cotton Mouth Country (Ko ko Joe)
D
A river rat's knee high (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 2
A
Way up around the back border Lived a man
D
That the river folks talked about
A C
They said you better stay away from a Ko ko Joe
D A B
'Cause he's cause he's crazy no 'count (Ko ko Joe)
Chorus 1
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
A B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe He was an awfully peculiar man
C
The river was his only friend
D E A
And the folks didn't understand The man called Ko ko Joe
(Ko ko Joe) (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 3
He'd eat monkey meat and mashed potatoes
D
He drunk a brew called a Mo-jo Claw
A D
That he beat outa roots from old dead stumps
E
On the banks of the Etowah
A E
Made him walk a little funny (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
A
Made his breath smell funky (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 4
A
Well he never come across the river
'Cause the folks didn't like him in town
C
They said his hair was long His clothes were dirty
D A B
They didn't want him hangin' around (Ko ko Joe)
Chorus 2
D
Ko ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
E A B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
D
Ko ko Joe He was an awfully peculiar man
The river was his only friend
E A
And the folks didn't understand The man called Ko ko Joe
(Ko ko Joe) (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 5
A
Well it happened a year ago Sunday
And they still talk about it today
D
How the dam broke loose On the Etowah River
E
Nearly washin' everybody away Son
A
The river water rising (Ko ko Joe) Washin' up all the bushes
(Ko ko Joe) Well the headlines said
How a mother said my son woulda' lost his life
C
But he was pulled from the mud in the Etowah River
D A B
By the man y'all despised (Ko ko Joe)
Outro
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
E B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe So be careful what you say my friend
C
About folks you don't understand
D E A
Someday you might need a man like Ko ko Joe (Ko ko Joe)
D A B
Go ahead home son (Ko ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
A
The folks despised him
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God Bless Glen Travis Campbell
Jerry Reed
Intro A
(Ko Ko Joe) (Ko Ko Joe) Son (Ko Ko Joe)
Go ahead home (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 1
A
Well Up in Appaloosa county
D
There's a place called Ko ko Ridge
A D
Sittin' right on the bend Of the Etowah River
E
Where the water washed away the bridge
A
Cotton Mouth Country (Ko ko Joe)
D
A river rat's knee high (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 2
A
Way up around the back border Lived a man
D
That the river folks talked about
A C
They said you better stay away from a Ko ko Joe
D A B
'Cause he's cause he's crazy no 'count (Ko ko Joe)
Chorus 1
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
A B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe He was an awfully peculiar man
C
The river was his only friend
D E A
And the folks didn't understand The man called Ko ko Joe
(Ko ko Joe) (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 3
He'd eat monkey meat and mashed potatoes
D
He drunk a brew called a Mo-jo Claw
A D
That he beat outa roots from old dead stumps
E
On the banks of the Etowah
A E
Made him walk a little funny (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
A
Made his breath smell funky (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 4
A
Well he never come across the river
'Cause the folks didn't like him in town
C
They said his hair was long His clothes were dirty
D A B
They didn't want him hangin' around (Ko ko Joe)
Chorus 2
D
Ko ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
E A B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Ko Ko Joe)
D
Ko ko Joe He was an awfully peculiar man
The river was his only friend
E A
And the folks didn't understand The man called Ko ko Joe
(Ko ko Joe) (Ko ko Joe)
Verse 5
A
Well it happened a year ago Sunday
And they still talk about it today
D
How the dam broke loose On the Etowah River
E
Nearly washin' everybody away Son
A
The river water rising (Ko ko Joe) Washin' up all the bushes
(Ko ko Joe) Well the headlines said
How a mother said my son woulda' lost his life
C
But he was pulled from the mud in the Etowah River
D A B
By the man y'all despised (Ko ko Joe)
Outro
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
E B
The folks despised him (Ko ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe So be careful what you say my friend
C
About folks you don't understand
D E A
Someday you might need a man like Ko ko Joe (Ko ko Joe)
D A B
Go ahead home son (Ko ko Joe)
D
Ko-ko Joe They called him the Etowah River swamp rat
A
The folks despised him
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God Bless Glen Travis Campbell
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