08 Jul 01 - 07:22 PM (#501455) Subject: garbageman blues From: GUEST,Dorothy I'm looking for lyrics to 2 older blues songs; Garbage Man Blues (possibly by Bullmoose Jackson) and I've Got Some Presents for Santa. |
08 Jul 01 - 08:07 PM (#501479) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: Stewie You can find the lyrics to 'Garbage Man Blues' by Buddy Guy here: There's another piece with exactly the same title, written by Dan Parker, and mostly associated with the western swing group, Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies. That one is almost entirely instrumental except for the line, 'Get out your can, here comes the garbage man', and a bit of Cab Calloway-type scat. --Stewie. |
08 Jul 01 - 09:02 PM (#501502) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: GUEST,Dorothy to Stewie, thanks for looking. This song is much older than the Buddy Guy tune. "Baby stick out your can I'm the garbage man..."is part of the chorus. |
09 Jul 01 - 06:48 AM (#501735) Subject: Lyr Add: STICK OUT YOUR CAN From: Pontiac Joe STICK OUT YOUR CAN It's been done by many but the version I know is done by Bob "Steady Rollin'" Margolin 3x: Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman.
Well, what did the fish say to the eel?
Well, I got little woman. she waddles like a duck.
Well, I ain't no feather-plucker, but I'm the feather-plucker's son.
Daddy sent Sister out to milk the cow,
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. |
23 Aug 08 - 04:46 PM (#2420861) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: GUEST,DiamondSea Try this Jellyroll Morton song http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=7005974 |
20 Sep 08 - 10:08 PM (#2446248) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: GUEST,Robin 'Roblimo' Miller The song in the myspace video is performed by the Luis Russell Orchestra (circa 1922), not Jelly Roll Morton. I made the video. :) |
25 Sep 09 - 03:38 PM (#2731313) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: GUEST,Martin Guha The Luis Russell orch didn't have any more words. The Four Aces did a version with more words, but no particular connection to the title. I made some for it: Chorus Every morning 'bout nine o'clock Just as her old man heads off round the block She gets out her can, ready for the garbage man Chorus Every evening about half=past four He finds a nice empty can waiting ready at the door. Another fine job for the neighbourhood garbage man. Chorus Up the street you can hear Miss Lucie cryin' 'Her can's full'... 'And her can's full'... But you can squeeeeze a bit more in mine. Chorus another fine job for the neighbourhood garbage man. (c) me, but you can use this if you like. What chords do you use? I am used to singing, but fairly new to strumming. |
26 Sep 09 - 06:21 AM (#2731688) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: garbageman blues From: Roger the Skiffler ...Not the Martin Guha who used to be at the Inst. of Psych. Univ. of London? RtS (Ex-Goldsmiths/Bedford/Royal Holloway) |