Biografía:
Smoky Babe (Robert Brown, Itta Bena, Mississippi, 1927 – June 20, 1975) was an American acoustic blues guitarist and singer. He is variously described as a Louisiana blues, Piedmont blues and blues revival musician, whose recording career was restricted to a couple of recording sessions in the early 1960s. His most noteworthy recordings were "Going Downtown Boogie," and "Ain't Got No Rabbit Dog."
Smoky Babe was recorded by Harry Oster of Louisiana State University in 1960 and 1961
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(I'm a Georgia native and there are absolutely no lyrics available for this song
anywhere. I had to listen to it over and over again and I'm iffy on quite a few lines.
Louisiana dialect aint my speciality. As for the chords I took some artistic liberty in
spicing them up since I'm probably the only person that'll ever use this. Feel free to
comment if
I messed up on the lyrics. I got the chords by strumming my banjo to the song and
finding what sounded good. The Solos are just something I wrote to be used with a blues slide
since they we're harmonica solo's in the original)
My Baby She Told Me
by Smoky Babe
(Lousiana Blues)
G
My baby she told me, long time ago.
C G
Well you know she didn’t want, for me no more.
G A# C G
But thats alright. I have, to let, her go.
G
Thats alright mama, alright for you.
C G
Thats alright baby, anyway you do.
A# C G
Thats alright baby, anyway you do.
(Solo)
G C G A A# G
G
Well you told me last night, for the night before.
C G
That your the one, don’t want me no more.
A# C G
Well thats alright. I have, to let, you go.
(Solo)
G C A# A G
G
She a sweet little woman, frosty at home.
G C G
I’m crazy about, got love goin’ on.
A# C G
Thats alright baby; says she don’t, want me, no more.
(Ending)
G C G C A# A G
anywhere. I had to listen to it over and over again and I'm iffy on quite a few lines.
Louisiana dialect aint my speciality. As for the chords I took some artistic liberty in
spicing them up since I'm probably the only person that'll ever use this. Feel free to
comment if
I messed up on the lyrics. I got the chords by strumming my banjo to the song and
finding what sounded good. The Solos are just something I wrote to be used with a blues slide
since they we're harmonica solo's in the original)
My Baby She Told Me
by Smoky Babe
(Lousiana Blues)
G
My baby she told me, long time ago.
C G
Well you know she didn’t want, for me no more.
G A# C G
But thats alright. I have, to let, her go.
G
Thats alright mama, alright for you.
C G
Thats alright baby, anyway you do.
A# C G
Thats alright baby, anyway you do.
(Solo)
G C G A A# G
G
Well you told me last night, for the night before.
C G
That your the one, don’t want me no more.
A# C G
Well thats alright. I have, to let, you go.
(Solo)
G C A# A G
G
She a sweet little woman, frosty at home.
G C G
I’m crazy about, got love goin’ on.
A# C G
Thats alright baby; says she don’t, want me, no more.
(Ending)
G C G C A# A G
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