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[00:00.00]Where the Blues Were Born In New Orleans - Louis Armstrong
[00:02.46]Composed by：Cliff Dixon
[00:04.93]Folks come gather round my stand
[00:08.25]
[00:09.20]And hear Satchmo's happy Dixie band
[00:12.59]
[00:13.93]Now I know some people called it corn
[00:17.32]
[00:18.57]But right here's where the blues was born
[00:22.36]
[00:23.27]Hear that music blue just to think that you'd like to strut to on the floor
[00:28.17]Hear that slide trombone and trumpet moan
[00:30.69]As you're coming through the door
[00:32.74]I'll guarantee that you'll never see like the likes of them again
[00:37.53]And stomp your feet to the beat of the Dixie music men
[00:42.11]Everybody move and get right in the groove
[00:44.56]There ain't nothing you can lose
[00:46.74]Now right here's the spot where we all get hot in a nasty mess of blues
[00:51.37]Yeah it's the place you'd slap and smack the bass
[00:54.01]Music that's what I mean
[00:56.24]This is where the blues was born in New Orleans
[01:00.90]Let me introduce Mr. Charlie Beal
[01:03.65]Piano man can he spiel
[01:05.50]Only got two hands but that's a'plenty
[01:07.90]'Cause when he plays it sounds like twenty
[01:10.34]
[01:14.86]Here's Kid Ory on the horn
[01:17.30]Greatest slide-man ever born
[01:19.48]Plays trombone spins with a laughter note no human being ever wrote
[01:23.93]
[01:28.47]Here's Barney Bigard and his clarinet
[01:31.01]You ain't never heard nothing like him yet
[01:33.21]When he cuts loose I know you'll roll
[01:35.54]Mr. Bigard please give 'em more
[01:38.15]
[01:42.57]Here's Bud Scott and his old guitar always smoking a big cigar
[01:47.36]He's a rhythm man of great renown
[01:49.66]Give a listen while he goes to town
[01:52.33]
[01:57.37]Red Callendar meet him face to face
[01:59.26]He's the man that snaps the old bass
[02:01.51]He started out with a violin and the doggone thing grew up on him
[02:06.24]
[02:10.94]And here's me excuse my crust introduce myself I must
[02:15.57]I'm Satchmo Armstrong don't forget
[02:18.07]I got to give out on the old cornet
[ar:Louis Armstrong]
[al:The Best of Louis Armstrong, Vol. 3]
[by:]
[offset:0]
[00:00.00]Where the Blues Were Born In New Orleans - Louis Armstrong
[00:02.46]Composed by：Cliff Dixon
[00:04.93]Folks come gather round my stand
[00:08.25]
[00:09.20]And hear Satchmo's happy Dixie band
[00:12.59]
[00:13.93]Now I know some people called it corn
[00:17.32]
[00:18.57]But right here's where the blues was born
[00:22.36]
[00:23.27]Hear that music blue just to think that you'd like to strut to on the floor
[00:28.17]Hear that slide trombone and trumpet moan
[00:30.69]As you're coming through the door
[00:32.74]I'll guarantee that you'll never see like the likes of them again
[00:37.53]And stomp your feet to the beat of the Dixie music men
[00:42.11]Everybody move and get right in the groove
[00:44.56]There ain't nothing you can lose
[00:46.74]Now right here's the spot where we all get hot in a nasty mess of blues
[00:51.37]Yeah it's the place you'd slap and smack the bass
[00:54.01]Music that's what I mean
[00:56.24]This is where the blues was born in New Orleans
[01:00.90]Let me introduce Mr. Charlie Beal
[01:03.65]Piano man can he spiel
[01:05.50]Only got two hands but that's a'plenty
[01:07.90]'Cause when he plays it sounds like twenty
[01:10.34]
[01:14.86]Here's Kid Ory on the horn
[01:17.30]Greatest slide-man ever born
[01:19.48]Plays trombone spins with a laughter note no human being ever wrote
[01:23.93]
[01:28.47]Here's Barney Bigard and his clarinet
[01:31.01]You ain't never heard nothing like him yet
[01:33.21]When he cuts loose I know you'll roll
[01:35.54]Mr. Bigard please give 'em more
[01:38.15]
[01:42.57]Here's Bud Scott and his old guitar always smoking a big cigar
[01:47.36]He's a rhythm man of great renown
[01:49.66]Give a listen while he goes to town
[01:52.33]
[01:57.37]Red Callendar meet him face to face
[01:59.26]He's the man that snaps the old bass
[02:01.51]He started out with a violin and the doggone thing grew up on him
[02:06.24]
[02:10.94]And here's me excuse my crust introduce myself I must
[02:15.57]I'm Satchmo Armstrong don't forget
[02:18.07]I got to give out on the old cornet
