Sunnyland Slim - You Put That Thing On Me

best , we can only aspire , hey but it gives us somwthing to shoot towards.

Sunnyland used to play in vancouver at the Anchor around 80.
he gave some great advice to this teenage blues wannabbe
thanks mr. S

that's it, man.

wow what a great blues song, I had to get me a beer after this one :)

wow... just wow

I met Albert Luandrew on April 1st 1994 in Hubert Sumlin's basement and had lunch with him. He told great stories and had fingers like an octopus. His first cousin Bea was Huberts last wife. Sunny was a pioneer of the Chicago Blues and is sorely missed in these days of musical vacuum.

and what were you doing in hubert sumlin's basement?

Amazing piano player and vocalist, at this age he still could deliver the goods... there will never be another like him!

first verse:
early one morning baby, girl, you put that thing on me
the woman, you know, she put that thing on me
and now, it aint done nothing, but caused a confusion in an old suckers home

middle, second verse:
girl, you got a fine body, but youre a gold-digger from your heart
the woman, shes got a fine body, but shes a gold-digger from her heart
I noticed right from the start, children, but i was weak and could not resist

I love this one, could listen to it all day! Heres the lyrics, as I hear them. Correction are welcome=)

third, and last verse:
she loaded my wagon, and the woman sat back and shook the line
she loaded my wagon, the woman sat back and shook the line
you can hear my hamstring's poppin, lord, and my collar cry.