Name: Come On
Duration: P00H03M56S
Description: Another great standard that I first heard Jimi Hendrix play, back before I new what blues music was. I was about 12 years old. I think Dr. John's is my favorite version but ours falls closer to the original Earl King version. His is a close second for my favorite version.

Come On

from Soulism: Live at the Studio Venue by Big Daddy T Band

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Another great standard that I first heard Jimi Hendrix play, back before I new what blues music was. I was about 12 years old. I think Dr. John's is my favorite version but ours falls closer to the original Earl King version. His is a close second for my favorite version.

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People talkin' but they just don't know
What's in my heart, and why I love you so
I love you baby like a miner loves gold
Come on sugar, let the good times roll

Let the good times roll baby
Let them fill your soul
Come on and let the good times roll

Love is fine when it's understood
It's even better when it's feelin' good
You got me flippin' like flag on a pole
Come on sugar, let the good times roll

Let the good times roll baby
Let them fill your soul
Come on and let the good times roll

Lotta people live in make believe
They got a lot a dirt up their sleeves
My love baby ain't the kind that folds
Come On sugar, let the good times roll

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from Soulism: Live at the Studio Venue, released January 23, 2016

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Big Daddy T Band Atlanta, Georgia

Influenced by a wide range of blues styles – ranging from 20’s jazz and country blues from the 30s, electric Chicago-style blues, and the electric blues rock of the first wave of English interpreters of the blues – bassist and vocalist Tony “Big Daddy T” Wisler has distilled it all to create a unique style of house-rockin’ blues that goes well beyond the expected 12-bar format. ... more

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