[ti:Yellow Dog Blues (Album Version)] [ar:Louis Armstrong And The All-Stars] [al:Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Yellow Dog Blues (Album Version) - Louis Armstrong And The All-Stars [00:05.35]Written by:W. C. Handy [00:10.71]E'er since Susan Johnson lost her Jockey Lee [00:16.34]There has been much excitement and more to be [00:22.80]You can hear her moaning night and morn [00:32.86]Yes I wonder where my easy rider's gone [00:43.66]Now cable grams come of sympathy [00:50.30]Telegrams go of inquiry [00:55.73]Letters come from in 'Bam' [01:01.02]And everywhere that Uncle Sam [01:07.02]Has even a rural delivery [01:16.36]All day the phone rings but it's not for me [01:27.48]At last good tidings fill our hearts with glee [01:38.60]And this message comes all a way from Tennessee [01:48.76]Dear Sue your easy rider struck this burg today [01:59.66]On a south bound rattler outside door Pullman car [02:11.10]Yes seen him here an' he was on the hog [02:21.67]I say [02:22.77]Easy rider's gotta stay away [02:32.12]So he had to vamp it but the hike ain't far [02:43.90]He's gone where the southern cross' the yellow dog