memphis jug baimi - Planungsbüro Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Wirz

Everybody’ s Talking About
Sadie Green X X X X XX
Oh Ambulance Man+ X X X X 2
Cocaine Habit Blues+ 2 X X X X X
Jim Strainer Blues+ X X X 2
Cave Man Blues+ X X 2 X
It Won’t Act Right 3 X X 2
Bumble Bee Blues+ X X X 2
Meningitis Blues+ X X X 2
Aunt Caroline Dyer Blues+ X X X 2
Stonewall Blues+ X X X 2
Papa’ s Got Your Bathwater On+ X X X X X X
Going Back To Memphis+ 3 X X 2
He’ s In The Jailhouse Now 2 X X XX
Got A Letter From My Darlin’ 2 X X X X
Round And Round 2 X X X X X
You May Leave But This
Will Bring You Back X X X X X
Move That Thing X X X X X
You Got Me Rolling 2 X X X X
' ♦ ♦ •»---4^--♦ ♦ ♦ - ♦ ■#>—• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
You Got To Have That Thing 2 X X X X X
Tappin’ That Thing 2 X X X X X
Bottle It Up And Go 2 X X X X X
I Got Good Taters X X X X X X
Come Along Little Children 2 X X X X X
Mary Anna Cut O ff+ X X X X X
Jazzbo Stomp X X X X X
Gator Wobble X X X X
Boodie Bum Bum X 2 X X X
Take Your Fingers Off It X X X X X
She Done Sold It Out X X 2 X X
Memphis Shakedown X 2 X X
Rukus Juice And Chittlin’ X 2 X X
My Business Ain’t Right X X X X X
NOTES:
A) + denotes blues tune.
B) Broken line indicates end of session; solid line indicates end of session and change
of musical style.
C) No account is taken of speech, laughter or scat singing.
D) This chart is based on Blues & Gospel Records, 1902-1942, by R. M. W. Dixon and
J. Godrich, and aural evidence in support or correction.
E) Bjo. is present only on “ Sadie Green” and “ He’ s In The Jailhouse” . In both cases
Gtr. is also present.