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ADD: Old Riley / Here Rattler Here Related thread: Lyr Req: Old Rattler (Leadbelly) (5) In Mudcat MIDIs: Rattler (version recorded by Bradley Kincaid)
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Subject: RE: Here Rattler Here From: Gene Date: 29 Jul 97 - 11:41 AM Hi Bob..you are right, thanks!
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Subject: RE: Here Rattler Here From: Bob Date: 29 Jul 97 - 08:30 AM Gene, I think that first line ended, "blind as he could be." Fits better with the next line. |
Subject: Lyr Add: OLD RATTLER (Grandpa Jones) From: Gene Date: 29 Jul 97 - 04:23 AM Hi Karen, I think this is the one you're looking for! Enjoy!
OLD RATTLER
[G] Old Rattler was a good old dog, as fine as he could [D] be
REFRAIN: [G] Here, Rattler, Here! Here! – Here, Rattler! [D] Here!
Old Rattler treed the other night and I thought he'd treed a 'coon
Well, grandma had a yeller hen. We set her as you know
Grandpa had a muley cow. She was muley when she's born
Now if I had a needle and thread as fine as I could sew
Old Rattler was a smart old dog, even though he was blind
One night I saw a big fat 'coon climb up in a tree
But Rattler wouldn't do it because he liked that 'coon
Now old Rattler's dead and gone, like all good dogs do |
Subject: RE: Here Rattler Here From: Barry Finn Date: 28 Jul 97 - 10:59 PM I have no idea how GP Jones did this, but I have a few versions of it as a prison work song used for flatweeding. Let me know if this would be close; Well ole Rattler here's a marrow bone. Here Rattler Here You can eat it, you can leave it alone Here Rattler Here I don't want no marrow bone Here Rattler Here I want that man that's long gone Here Rattler Here Rattler, beside being the dog to beat all, was the name, traditionally given to the lead dog on each prison farm. I'll check back. Barry |
Subject: Here Rattler Here From: Karen Kenna Date: 28 Jul 97 - 05:12 PM Does anyone have the words to "Here Rattler Here" by Grandpa Jones? I would appreciate any help. |
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