Rufus Thomas - Memphis Blues: Important Postwar Blues, CD D

Tiger Man

I'm the king of the jungle, they call me the tiger man
I'm the king of the jungle, they call me the tiger man
When you cross my path, you got your own life in your hand
Well, I get up on the mountain and I call my bearcat back
Well, I get up on the mountain and I call my bearcat back
My bearcat comes a-running and the hounddog get way back
Get back, way back, way back.

Well, tell me no the hounddog is snooping around your door
Well, tell me no the hounddog is snooping around your door
If I ever catch him snooping, he will snoop no more
I'm the king of the jungle, they call me the tiger man
I'm the king of the jungle, they call me the tiger man
When you cross my path, you got your own life in your hand



Credits
Writer(s): Sonny Burns, Joe Lewis
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Tiger Man
  2. Save That Money
  3. Lookin' For My Baby
  4. Homesick For My Baby
  5. Feel So Worried
  6. So Long Baby Goodbye
  7. Cotton Crop Blues
  8. Hold Me In Your Arms
  9. Come Back Home, Take 1
  10. Chocolate Drop

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Altri album

  1. Sun Records Originals: Bear Cat
  2. The Breakdown (Live At Wattstax / 1972)
  3. Walking the Dog / Do the Funky Chicken (Rerecorded) - Single
  4. Gonna Bring My Baby Back
  5. All Night Worker: Rare Soul Sides - EP
  6. Walking the Dog (Remastered)
  7. Boom Boom
  8. Do the Funky Chicken
  9. Can't Ever Let You Go
  10. Come Here Mama - Single (with Rufus Thomas)

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