Biografía:
Lonnie Johnson (1900-1971) fue un gigante de la guitarra blues y jazz, ha influenciado a varias generaciones de músicos, entre ellos, quizá B.B.King sea el más importante.
Empezó su carrera en los años 20 como músico de sesión, pronto su elegancia y maestría con las 6 cuerdas no pasaría inadvertida y empezaría a grabar en solitario.
Puede que "tomorrow night" sea su canción más conocida, en los años 60 se benefició del boom del blues y la música de raices para volver a dar conciertos y realizar grabaciones impagables.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Verse 1]
D7 G
Yes, you don’t know how much you gonna need me
C G
Until I walk out your door
C
Yes, you don’t know how much you gonna need me
G
Until I walk out your door
D7 D#7 D7
To find a true lovin’ and kind man like me
G
You can’t find that anymore
[Verse 2]
D7 G
Yes, I thought I had a real woman
C G
That I could love for the rest of my life
C
Yes, I thought I had a real woman
G
I could love for the rest of my life
D7 D#7 D7
But I found it out I was only in love
G
With another man’s wife
[Verse 3]
D7 G
Yes, night and day I cried for you, love
C G
You laughed and called me a clown
C
Yes, night and day I cried for you, love
G
You laughed and called me a clown
D7 D#7
But, baby, you gonna need me
D7 G
When your so called friends begin to turn you down
[Verse 4]
D7 G
Everybody can tell you how to treat your man
C G
Yes, but you wrecked your home
C
Everybody can tell you how to treat your man
G
Yes, but you wrecked your home
D7 D#7 D7
And there’s nobody gonna help you, baby
G
When your good man’s gone
D7 G
Yes, you don’t know how much you gonna need me
C G
Until I walk out your door
C
Yes, you don’t know how much you gonna need me
G
Until I walk out your door
D7 D#7 D7
To find a true lovin’ and kind man like me
G
You can’t find that anymore
[Verse 2]
D7 G
Yes, I thought I had a real woman
C G
That I could love for the rest of my life
C
Yes, I thought I had a real woman
G
I could love for the rest of my life
D7 D#7 D7
But I found it out I was only in love
G
With another man’s wife
[Verse 3]
D7 G
Yes, night and day I cried for you, love
C G
You laughed and called me a clown
C
Yes, night and day I cried for you, love
G
You laughed and called me a clown
D7 D#7
But, baby, you gonna need me
D7 G
When your so called friends begin to turn you down
[Verse 4]
D7 G
Everybody can tell you how to treat your man
C G
Yes, but you wrecked your home
C
Everybody can tell you how to treat your man
G
Yes, but you wrecked your home
D7 D#7 D7
And there’s nobody gonna help you, baby
G
When your good man’s gone
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