Slave Man Blues Trk 14 Disc 1 2:47
Peetie Wheatstraw (William Bunch)
(Bunch)
Recorded: July 17, 1935 Decca 7111
Album: Peetie Wheatstraw Essentials Album
Allego Classic Blues CBL 200037
How many mo' years
Baby, now will I be your slave?
I say, how many mo' years
Mama, now will I be your slave?
Well, now something been tellin' you
Woo-well, now I'm tired of you low down dirty ways
When I come home at night
Baby, ev'rything is wrong
When I come home at night
Mama, ev'rything is wrong
Now you sit keep company all day
Woo-well-well, your man he will be gone
I often tell you
To be careful what you do
Woo-hoo-well, brown
To be careful what you do
Well-now if it is right or wrong
Woo-well, somebody may tell on you
(piano - Peetie)
I tried to be a real man
But now it seems to be all in vain
Woo-hoo-ooo, girl
Seems to be all in vain
But now you know if tell on you, baby
Woo-well, now you going just the same
Can you tell me, babe
If you know just what right means?
Woo-well, brown
If you know just what right means?
Well, you are about the dumbest woman
Woo-well, then any woman I ever seen.
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Peetie Wheatstraw, pseudonimo di William Bunch (1903-1956), è stato un musicista e cantante blues statunitense. Considerato una figura chiave del blues degli anni '30, la sua musica era caratterizzata da testi spesso oscuri e provocatori, che affrontavano temi come il diavolo, la morte e l'amore proibito. Nonostante la sua immagine iconica lo ritrassi con una chitarra resofonica, Wheatstraw prediligeva il pianoforte per le sue incisioni. La sua musica ha influenzato generazioni di artisti blues e rock 'n' roll, contribuendo a definire l'immagine del bluesman come figura oscura e misteriosa. Tra i suoi brani più rappresentativi ricordiamo "I'm Gonna Be A Devil", "The Devil's Got My Woman" e "Peaches and Cream".
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