Biography:
Mac Wiseman (Malcolm B. Wiseman, May 23, 1925 – February 24, 2019) was an American bluegrass singer, guitarist and songwriter.
Born in Crimora, Virginia, he attended school in New Hope Virginia and graduated from high school there in 1943. He studied at the Shenandoah Conservatory in Dayton, Virginia, before it moved to Winchester, Virginia in 1960, and started his career as a disc jockey at WSVA-AM in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
His musical career began as upright bass player in the band of country singer Molly O'Day.
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Jimmy Brown The Newsboy
Mac Wiseman
Album: 24 Greatest Hits (2006)
G
I sell the morning paper, sir
D
My name is Jimmy Brown,
Everybody knows I am,
G
The Newsboy of the town.
G
You will hear me yelling "Morning Star",
D
As I run along the street,
I have no hat up on my head,
G
No shoes upon my feet.
G
I have no hat up on my head,
C G
No shoes upon my feet
G
I'm awful cold and hungry, sir,
D
My clothes are worn and thin,
I wander 'bout from place to place,
G
My daily bread to win.
G
Never mind, sir, how I look,
D
Don't look at me and frown,
I sell the morning papers, sir,
G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
I sell the morning papers, sir,
C G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
My Father died a drunkard, sir,
D
I've heard my Mother say,
And I am helping Mother, sir,
G
As I journey on my way.
G
Mother always tells me, sir,
D
I've nothing in this world to lose,
I'll get a place in Heaven, sir,
G
To sell the Gospel News.
G
Never mind sir how I look,
D
Don't look at me and frown,
I sell the morning papers, sir,
G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
I sell the morning papers, sir,
C G
My name is Jimmy Brown
Mac Wiseman
Album: 24 Greatest Hits (2006)
G
I sell the morning paper, sir
D
My name is Jimmy Brown,
Everybody knows I am,
G
The Newsboy of the town.
G
You will hear me yelling "Morning Star",
D
As I run along the street,
I have no hat up on my head,
G
No shoes upon my feet.
G
I have no hat up on my head,
C G
No shoes upon my feet
G
I'm awful cold and hungry, sir,
D
My clothes are worn and thin,
I wander 'bout from place to place,
G
My daily bread to win.
G
Never mind, sir, how I look,
D
Don't look at me and frown,
I sell the morning papers, sir,
G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
I sell the morning papers, sir,
C G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
My Father died a drunkard, sir,
D
I've heard my Mother say,
And I am helping Mother, sir,
G
As I journey on my way.
G
Mother always tells me, sir,
D
I've nothing in this world to lose,
I'll get a place in Heaven, sir,
G
To sell the Gospel News.
G
Never mind sir how I look,
D
Don't look at me and frown,
I sell the morning papers, sir,
G
My name is Jimmy Brown.
G
I sell the morning papers, sir,
C G
My name is Jimmy Brown
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