Biography:
Johnny Rivers (born John Henry Ramistella on November 7, 1942 in New York City) is an American rock and roll singer, songwriter, guitarist, and record producer.
He was versatile enough to do folk songs, blues, covers of old-time Rock n' roll songs, and some original material, all of them in his own unique style. Rivers's greatest success came in the mid and late 1960s with a string of hit songs (including "Seventh Son," "Poor Side of Town" and "Secret Agent Man") but he has continued to record and perform to the present.
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Other songs:
- Baby I Need Your Lovin'
- Blue Suede Shoes
- By The Time I Get To Phoenix
- Memphis
- Mountains Of Love
- Muddy Water
- Positively 4th Street
- Secret Agent Man
- Secret Agent Man Riff
- Summer Rain
- Suzie Q
- Ashes And Sand
- Baby Come Back
- Baby I Need Your Lovin
- Baby What You Want Me To Do
- Brown Eyed Handsome Man
- Cant Buy Me Love
- Carpet Man
- Darling Talk To Me
- Do What You Gotta Do
- Down At The House Of Blues
- Everyday I Have To Cry
- Going Back To Big Sur
- Hello Josephine
- High Heel Sneakers
- I Cant Help Myself
- In The Midnight Hour
- It Wouldnt Happen With Me
- Its All Over Now
- Its So Doggone Lonesome
- Its Too Late
- Knock Three Times
- Lawdy Miss Clawdy
- Little Girl
- Midnight Special
- Mother And Child Reunion
- Mountain Of Love
- Muddy River
- Oh Lonesome Me
- Poor Side Of Town
- Rhythm Of The Rain
- Rockin Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
- Romance
- Run For Your Life
- Sea Cruise
- Sidewalk Song
- Swaying To The Music Slow Dancin
- Swaying To The Music Slow Dancing
- Sweet Smiling Children
- The Seventh Son
- The Snake
- The Way We Live
- Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
- Tunesmith
- Under Your Spell Again
- Walk Myself On Home
- Walkin The Dog
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone
- White Cliffs Of Dover
- You Can Have Her I Dont Want Her
- Your First And Last Love
- Youve Lost That Lovin Feeling
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Midnight Special - Johnny Rivers
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You get up in the morning'. You hear the ding dong ring
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And you look up on the table. You see the same darn thing.
C G
You find no food upon the table. No pork up in the pan.
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But if you say a thing about it. You'll be in trouble with the man.
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Ah let the midnight special. Shine a light on me.
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
C G
Now if you're ever in Houston. Boy you better walk right.
D7 C G
Ah, you better not gamble boy. I say you better not fight.
C G
Well now the sheriff he will grab you. And the boys will pull you down
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And then before you know it. You're penitentiary bound.
G C G
Let the midnight special. Shine a light on me. Ooohhhh!
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
G C G D7 C G
C G
Here comes Miss Lucie. How in the world did you know?
D7 C G
I could tell by her apron. And by the clothes she wore.
C G
An umbrella on her shoulder. She's got a paper in her hand.
D7 C G
She's gonna see the warden. To try to free her man.
G C G
So let the midnight special. Shine a light on me.
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
G C G
I said let the midnight special. Shine a light on me. Ooohhhh!
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
G
G C G
You get up in the morning'. You hear the ding dong ring
D7 C G
And you look up on the table. You see the same darn thing.
C G
You find no food upon the table. No pork up in the pan.
D7 C G
But if you say a thing about it. You'll be in trouble with the man.
G C G
Ah let the midnight special. Shine a light on me.
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
C G
Now if you're ever in Houston. Boy you better walk right.
D7 C G
Ah, you better not gamble boy. I say you better not fight.
C G
Well now the sheriff he will grab you. And the boys will pull you down
D7 C G
And then before you know it. You're penitentiary bound.
G C G
Let the midnight special. Shine a light on me. Ooohhhh!
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
G C G D7 C G
C G
Here comes Miss Lucie. How in the world did you know?
D7 C G
I could tell by her apron. And by the clothes she wore.
C G
An umbrella on her shoulder. She's got a paper in her hand.
D7 C G
She's gonna see the warden. To try to free her man.
G C G
So let the midnight special. Shine a light on me.
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
G C G
I said let the midnight special. Shine a light on me. Ooohhhh!
D7 C G
Oh let the midnight special. Shine its ever lovin' light on me.
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