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Post by TheWallsScreamedPoetry on Dec 25, 2011 12:51:24 GMT
Well baby, You been away so long, woman. I said baby, You've been away so long. Well come on back, baby Cause your man wants you home.
I got a fine little baby Weighs about five hundred pounds. I got a fine little baby Weighs about five hundred pounds. Well my woman makes love, boys You oughta come around.
Well we're fighting in the war, People gonna ball, Sitsaw conka cheecha aw... All right now, baby Well it's all right... I'm going home, Back where I belong.
"Oh Detroit, You're looking good, tonight. I feel good in Detroit City. Make those Cadillacs, And make those other cars...
You know what the blues is. You know. I know you people know out there. Cause I can feel you, I can feel you boogeyin' all night.
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Post by TheWallsScreamedPoetry on Dec 25, 2011 13:03:50 GMT
The beginning of a clever little 15 minute blues medley the band played in Detroit in 1970 that was sung by Screamin' Ray Manczarek with Jim joining in on harmony and then lead vocals towards the end. Mean Mustard Blues is probably partially ad libbed by Ray on stage. Musically slightly interesting as it features John Sebastian on harp and guitar.
But essentially it shows how far the band had fallen in the previous two years from Acid Rock giants to a band reduced to playing blues standards as their singer was too burned out.
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