Black and Tan - Blind Boy Fuller (cover) Country Blues

Blind Boy Fuller is a favorite of mine and I do quite a few of his songs. This one is called "Black and Tan". Fuller has a similar style to Reverend Gary Davis (which makes sense since it was the great Davis who taught him how to play guitar). If you like more Country Blues please subscribe to my page. I wish you all the very best!
Lyrics:
There's one thing 'bout my woman, I can't understand.
Ey, hey, Lord, I can't understand.
Every night she go to bed, she want to do that old black and tan.

I got me a brownskin woman, man, she's long and slim.
Ey, hey, Lord, long and slim.
Says, when I start to loving her, great God, it's too bad again.

I don't want a midnight woman, knocking on my door.
Ey, hey, knocking on my door.
'Fore I got me a pigmeat woman, I can not use sow belly no more.

I ain't never loved but three womens in this land.
Ey, love, three womens in this land.
Said that's my mother and my sister, woman that's goin' be that black and tan.

There's one thing I sure do hate.
Ey, hey, Lord, I sure do hate.
Ever since my woman learned the Black And Tan, I can not keep her straight.

Said, I believe I heard my woman call my name.
Oh, yeah, hear her when she caU my name.
She doesn't call so loud, but she call so nice and plain.

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• black and tan
• blind boy fuller
• cover
• country blues
• ragtime
• fingerstyle
• blues
• acoustic
• reverend gary davis
• boucher indian goose om
• avt 5
• mississippi
• john hurt
• blind blake
• big bill broonzy
• singing
• black dog
• broonzy

[studio249]

Whoa!

[fngrpkn06]

Fantastic playing and singing!

[arcopizzicato]

cool you're singing on this one! great job :)