Tampa Red intro spoken:
Oh, get up ladies and gentlemen, get up
C'mon, let's have a little fun, will you?
You gonna sit there wit' the one little spot
it'll be all night.
C'mon, c'mon take a dance
While the band is all gettin' set here and ready
Ladies and gentlemen, c'mon dance, will ya?
I think they're ready right now, let's see
C'mon, boys what d'ya say?
(kazoo & clarinet instrumental)
I wished for lovely night
And my gal to hold me tight
That's the way I do, when I wanna make love
'How bout that, high'
I want a lovely song to sing
I want kisses an ev'rything
That's the way I do, when I want to make love
'Don't you do the same thing, boy?'
When she starts baby talkin'
Then, I'll do baby talk, too - yeah man!
I say, papa's little hootsie, tootsie, wootsie
Your daddy do love you
'You know what I'm talkin' about then?
Wish for a night in June
And my feeling come so soon
That's the way I do, when I want to make love
'Get it now boys, get it now'
(instrumental)
And if she starts t' baby talkin'
Then, I'll do baby talk, too
I'll say-a, papa's little hootsie, tootsie, wootsie
Your daddy do love you - yeah!
And I wish for a night in June
And my dream, you come so soon
That's the way I do, when I want to make love.
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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