Biografía:
Sidney Bechet, 1897-1959, fue un músico y compositor de jazz estadounidense. Intérprete de saxofón soprano y clarinete.
Nacido en Nueva Orleans, Louisiana, Estados Unidos, el 14 de mayo de 1897, se inició con el clarinete a los 6 años de edad, siendo señalado por sus contemporáneos como un niño prodigio en aquel instrumento.
Integró varias bandas callejeras ("brass bands") de New Orleans. En 1917 se trasladó a Chicago, donde tocó con Joe "King" Oliver entre otros.
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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!
(Walking bass with swing)
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Now in the good book on page twenty-one
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Says ev'ry married woman gonna have a little fun
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'N' if you turn over further, boys, on page twenty-two
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Says my wife is John's wife 'n' Henry's gal too
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And in the good book on page twenty-three
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Says she'll two-time you jus' like she double-crossed me
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And in the good book on page twenty-four
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Says if yo' wife do the boogie firs' time look out she gon' do that some mo'
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'N lemme tell ya sumpn' about that twenty-fifth page
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It say that back bitin' women is all the rage
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And in the good book on page twenty-six
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Says you keep your wife home, boy, if you gotta mess 'n' treat her wid a brick
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Now page twenty-seven, it read like this
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Say if your wife get hungry give 'er a mouthful of fist
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Now in the good book on page twenty-eight
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Say when you go out to work a bunch of pinch backs comin' in to yo' back gate
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And the closin' of my sermon is on page twenty-nine
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Says a woman get tired of one man all the time
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[Intro]
C C C C
F F C C
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G F C C
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[Verse 1]
C C
Now in the good book on page twenty-one
C C
Says ev'ry married woman gonna have a little fun
F F
'N' if you turn over further, boys, on page twenty-two
C C
Says my wife is John's wife 'n' Henry's gal too
G F
And in the good book on page twenty-three
C C
Says she'll two-time you jus' like she double-crossed me
[Verse 2]
C C
And in the good book on page twenty-four
C C
Says if yo' wife do the boogie firs' time look out she gon' do that some mo'
F F
'N lemme tell ya sumpn' about that twenty-fifth page
C C
It say that back bitin' women is all the rage
G F
And in the good book on page twenty-six
C C
Says you keep your wife home, boy, if you gotta mess 'n' treat her wid a brick
[Verse 3]
C C
Now page twenty-seven, it read like this
C C
Say if your wife get hungry give 'er a mouthful of fist
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Now in the good book on page twenty-eight
C C
Say when you go out to work a bunch of pinch backs comin' in to yo' back gate
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And the closin' of my sermon is on page twenty-nine
C C
Says a woman get tired of one man all the time
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Sidoine
Sidra
Sidsel Ben Semma (...)
Sie Gubba
Siegfried Fietz
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Sifilis