Where the Blues Were Born in New Orleans (Remastered - 1996)歌词-Louis Armstrong

Where the Blues Were Born in New Orleans (Remastered - 1996)歌词由Louis Armstrong演唱，出自专辑《The Complete RCA Victor Recordings》，下面是《Where the Blues Were Born in New Orleans (Remastered - 1996)》完整版歌词！

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Where the Blues Were Born In New Orleans - Louis Armstrong

Composed by：Cliff Dixon

Folks come gather round my stand

And hear Satchmo's happy Dixie band

Now I know some people called it corn

But right here's where the blues was born

Hear that music blue just to think that you'd like to strut to on the floor

Hear that slide trombone and trumpet moan

As you're coming through the door

I'll guarantee that you'll never see like the likes of them again

And stomp your feet to the beat of the Dixie music men

Everybody move and get right in the groove

There ain't nothing you can lose

Now right here's the spot where we all get hot in a nasty mess of blues

Yeah it's the place you'd slap and smack the bass

Music that's what I mean

This is where the blues was born in New Orleans

Let me introduce Mr. Charlie Beal

Piano man can he spiel

Only got two hands but that's a'plenty

'Cause when he plays it sounds like twenty

Here's Kid Ory on the horn

Greatest slide-man ever born

Plays trombone spins with a laughter note no human being ever wrote

Here's Barney Bigard and his clarinet

You ain't never heard nothing like him yet

When he cuts loose I know you'll roll

Mr. Bigard please give 'em more

Here's Bud Scott and his old guitar always smoking a big cigar

He's a rhythm man of great renown

Give a listen while he goes to town

Red Callendar meet him face to face

He's the man that snaps the old bass

He started out with a violin and the doggone thing grew up on him

And here's me excuse my crust introduce myself I must

I'm Satchmo Armstrong don't forget

I got to give out on the old cornet