Dipper Mouth chords by Louis Armstrong
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Verse 1
(F major) (Eaug) (B flat major)
(C major) (G major) (C major) Folks,
if (A minor) you're ready to join me,
I'd like to do (G major) a little reminiscence.
I want to (F major) take you back
(C major) to some of the places
where (E major) my kind of (A minor) music really (E major) began,
and (F major) I'll talk a while
about some of the people
that (F major) made the music.
(C major) But most of all,
I want to bring back the music
(F major) just the way it was played
in those good old days.
And of (C major) course, we are starting down
in (F major) my hometown, (B flat major) New Orleans. (E major)
(G major) My man in those days
(C major) was old Papa Joe Oliver.
He was my (D major) friend and my teacher
and (F major) my inspiration and a (G major) great creator.
(C major) We're going to start out with a number
that (A minor) goes back to the (E major) King Oliver Band,
and I was playing (F major) second garnet
for Papa Joe
when we (A minor) made the (F major) first version
of this one in 1923. (E major)
(F major) We call (B major) this the Dip -a -Mouth (G major) Blues,
one of my old (F sharp major) nick names.
(E major) Some folks call (F major) it the (B major) Sugarfoot Stomp.
(E major) No matter which way you call it,
it still (F sharpsus4) brings back (F sharp major) a lot of memories.
Dipper Mouth
Louis Armstrong
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