Good Old 51 Highway
Good Old 51 Highway Trk 20 2: 33
'Jazz' Bill Gillum (William McKinley Gillum)
(Bill Gillum)
Bill Gillum & His Jazz Boys
Jazz Gillum - vocal & hmc with Big Bill Broonzy - guitar, unk bass
Prob. Washboard Sam (Robert Brown) - washbrd
Album: Bill 'Jazz' Gillum The Bluebird Recordings 1934 -1938
Bluebird 66717-2 RCA, BMG 1997.
My baby woke up this mornin'
And she said she highway bound
Yes, my baby woke up this mornin'
An she said she highway bound
She wanna find Number 51
That the main highway outta town
She wouldn't even talk to me
Didn't have a word to say
She wouldn't even talk to me
Didn't have a word to say
She asked all her friends
Where she could find 51 Highway
Tell her, I feel like takin' my suitcase
An sittin' down on a lonesome highway
I feel like takin' my suitcase
An sittin' down on a lonesome highway
So (she) if she leave out on Number 51
I'll overtake her just 'fore day
If I had my machine
I wouldn't worry about her leavin' town
If I had my machine
I wouldn't worry about her leaving town
'Cause I'd hit that 51 Highway
Lord know, I'd roll that highway down.
'Jazz' Bill Gillum (William McKinley Gillum)
(Bill Gillum)
Bill Gillum & His Jazz Boys
Jazz Gillum - vocal & hmc with Big Bill Broonzy - guitar, unk bass
Prob. Washboard Sam (Robert Brown) - washbrd
Album: Bill 'Jazz' Gillum The Bluebird Recordings 1934 -1938
Bluebird 66717-2 RCA, BMG 1997.
My baby woke up this mornin'
And she said she highway bound
Yes, my baby woke up this mornin'
An she said she highway bound
She wanna find Number 51
That the main highway outta town
She wouldn't even talk to me
Didn't have a word to say
She wouldn't even talk to me
Didn't have a word to say
She asked all her friends
Where she could find 51 Highway
Tell her, I feel like takin' my suitcase
An sittin' down on a lonesome highway
I feel like takin' my suitcase
An sittin' down on a lonesome highway
So (she) if she leave out on Number 51
I'll overtake her just 'fore day
If I had my machine
I wouldn't worry about her leavin' town
If I had my machine
I wouldn't worry about her leaving town
'Cause I'd hit that 51 Highway
Lord know, I'd roll that highway down.
Credits
Writer(s): William Mckinley Jazz Gillum
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Other Album Tracks
- Harmonica Stomp
- Sarah Jane
- Don' You Scandalize My Name
- Gillum's Windy Blues
- Good Old 51 Highway
- I'll Get Along Somehow
- It Sure Had a Kick
- Longest Train Blues
- Key to the Highway
- I'm Still Walking the Highway
All Album Tracks: Jazz Gillum 1934-1947: Harmonica Chicago Blues (The Blues) >
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