Biography:
After attending college Don Woody became a disc jockey at local nightclubs (in Springfield. Mo). Soon he met an agent who signed him up on the "Ozark Jubilee" (country-singers show, hosted by Red Foley) to do the "warm-up" for the audience just before the show went on the air...
The bandleader of " Western Swing Band" Bill Wimberley signed Don Woody to the tour during the summer with his band. They played State Fairs in the mid-west. So they did for two summers.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Make Like Rock And Roll:Don Woody.
On DECCA Records in 1956.
INTRO: G D G
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
#2.
G
Took my baby to a ball..hadn't been there
D
long at all.
G C
She turned to me and then she said, well,
D G
let's blow this joint, the music's dead.
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
INTERLUDE: G D G
#3.
G
We've been here for quite a while..long-hair
D
music cramps my style.
G C
It's the deadest place that I been in and
G
what's this thing called a violin?
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
INTERLUDE: G Gm G D G
#4.
G
You said that the music was fine..we would
D
have a rockin' time.
G C D
All I've heard since I arrived is the stuff
G
they played when gramps was alive.
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
OUTRO: G C D G
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
On DECCA Records in 1956.
INTRO: G D G
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
#2.
G
Took my baby to a ball..hadn't been there
D
long at all.
G C
She turned to me and then she said, well,
D G
let's blow this joint, the music's dead.
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
INTERLUDE: G D G
#3.
G
We've been here for quite a while..long-hair
D
music cramps my style.
G C
It's the deadest place that I been in and
G
what's this thing called a violin?
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
INTERLUDE: G Gm G D G
#4.
G
You said that the music was fine..we would
D
have a rockin' time.
G C D
All I've heard since I arrived is the stuff
G
they played when gramps was alive.
CHORUS:
G
Well, let's make like a tree and leave.
D
Well, let's make like a storm and blow.
D
Now, let's play like a chicken and fly
G
this coop..let's make like rock 'n' roll.
OUTRO: G C D G
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
