I Hate Myself Trk 7 2:41
Tampa Red (Hudson Whittaker) & The Chicago Five
RCA Studio A Chicago, Ill. Wed. Aug. 5, 1936
Tampa Red - vocal, guitar & kazoo, Arnet Nelson - clarinet
Black Bob - piano, poss. Willie Bee James - guitar
Unk - string bass.
Album: The Bluebird Recordings - Tampa Red 1936 - 1938
2 Disc RCA 07863 66722-2 1997 BMG
I hate myself for falling in love with you - yeah!
'Cause you wrecked my life
And you broke my heart in two - yeah!
You told me that you loved me
An I believed in you
But how could you love me
When you treat me the way you do?
I love you dear, and I miss you
Honest I do, oh yes
But I hate myself for fallin' in love with you
'Get 'em outta here, ah!'
(instrumental - kazoo & clarinet)
Yes, I hate myself for falling in love with you - yeah!
Because you wrecked my life
And you broke my heart in two - yeah!
Now, you told me that you loved me
An I believed in you
But how could you love me
And treat me the way you do?
I love you and I miss you
Honest I do-ooo, oh yeah
But I hate myself for fallin' in love with you
'Get out'
(instrumental)
I love you, dear and I miss you
Honest I do-ooo, yes
But I hate myself for falling, falling
Falling in love wit' you darlin'.
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Tampa Red, stage name of Hudson Woodbridge or Hudson Whittaker, was an influential American blues singer and guitarist active from the 1920s to the 1950s. Born in Mississippi, he moved to Chicago where he became a key figure in the local music scene. Known for his distinctive vocal style and skill on the slide guitar, Tampa Red helped define the evolution of electric blues. Among his most famous songs are "It Hurts Me Too", "Matchbox Blues" and "Tampa Red Boogie". His influence extends even to country music, where some artists have reinterpreted his songs.
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