Biografia:
Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five is best known as Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five (formerly Louis Jordan & His Elks Rendez-Vous Band, 1938 to early-39), and was a Harlem, NY, USA rhythm and blues / urban blues / jump blues / early rock n roll sextet, led by Jordan (saxes, vocals). The rest of the original line-up was: Courtney Williams (trumpet), Edwin Johnson (tenor sax - aka Lem Johnson), Clarence Johnson (piano), Charlie Drayton (bass) and Walter Martin (drums, inc' timpani - the band named after his enthusiastic use).
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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!
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[Verse 1]
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Boy, you otta listen to your old Pappy
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Yeah, Pappy
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And stop drinking so much
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I'm-I'm ain't been doing (so much drinking, Pappy)
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Shut up, boy! You drink all day and you drink all night
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and son, you know, that that ain't right
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(Oh Pappy, you just give me a chance. I, I can, I . . .)
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Shut up, boy! Boy, you're lookin' thin as a twig
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(I know that . . . )
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Look likes your dear old Pappy - about to blow your wig
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I ain't gonna blow my wig, Pappy
[Chorus]
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What's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
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Oh Sam done something fine
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When he bought that good whiskey, beer and wine
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I love my whiskey and I love my gin
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Every time you see me I'm in my sin
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What's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
[Verse 2]
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I went out last night about half past one
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I Thought I'd whoop it up a little you know, have a lil' fun
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I got me a half pint about half past two
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Mmm, mmm, the way I was feeling you know what I wanna do
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I Got me a pint about half past four
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Felt so good, went out and got me some more
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Got me a quart about half past five
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Boy, that was so nice didn't know if I was dead or alive
[Chorus]
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So what's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
[Outro]
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I've been thinking
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But I keep drinking
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I guess I'm 'bout lose my mind
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[Verse 1]
B Dm Dbm
Boy, you otta listen to your old Pappy
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Yeah, Pappy
Dm
And stop drinking so much
Dbm Gb
I'm-I'm ain't been doing (so much drinking, Pappy)
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Shut up, boy! You drink all day and you drink all night
Cm Dm
and son, you know, that that ain't right
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(Oh Pappy, you just give me a chance. I, I can, I . . .)
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Shut up, boy! Boy, you're lookin' thin as a twig
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(I know that . . . )
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Look likes your dear old Pappy - about to blow your wig
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I ain't gonna blow my wig, Pappy
[Chorus]
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What's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
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Oh Sam done something fine
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When he bought that good whiskey, beer and wine
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I love my whiskey and I love my gin
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Every time you see me I'm in my sin
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What's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
[Verse 2]
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I went out last night about half past one
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I Thought I'd whoop it up a little you know, have a lil' fun
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I got me a half pint about half past two
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Mmm, mmm, the way I was feeling you know what I wanna do
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I Got me a pint about half past four
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Felt so good, went out and got me some more
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Got me a quart about half past five
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Boy, that was so nice didn't know if I was dead or alive
[Chorus]
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So what's the use of getting sober
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When you're gonna get drunk again
[Outro]
Abm
I've been thinking
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But I keep drinking
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I guess I'm 'bout lose my mind
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