Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans

Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans easy guitar chords by Louis Armstrong

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Guitar
Tuning

E A D G B E

Capo

Fret 1

Capo

Transpose

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Capo
  • C

  • D

  • G

  • F

  • F#

    2
  • B

    2
  • E

  • Am

  • Bb

  • Gm

    3
  • Cm

    3
  • C

  • D

  • G

  • F

  • F#

    2
  • B

    2
  • E

  • Am

  • Bb

  • Gm

    3
  • Cm

    3
  • Intro 1





    Folks, 
    Verse 1

    come 
    gather 
    round 
    my 
    stand 
    an
    hear 

    Satchmo's 

    Happy 

    Dixie 

    Band. 

    Now, 
    know 
    some 
    people 
    call 
    it corn, 

    but 
    right 
    here 
    is 
    where 
    the 
    blues 
    was born. 

    Hear 
    that 
    music 
    blue 
    just 
    spring 
    that 
    you'd 

    like to 
    strut 
    to 
    on 
    the floor. 

    Hear the 
    slide 
    trombone 
    and 
    trumpet 
    moan 

    as 
    you're coming 
    through 
    the 
    door. 

    I'll 
    guarantee 
    that 
    you'll 
    never 
    see 

    black 
    lights 
    of 
    them 
    again. 

    Stom
    your feet 
    to 
    the 
    beat 
    of 
    the 

    Dixie 
    music, 
    men. 

    Every
    body 
    move, 

    get 
    right 
    in the 
    groove. 

    There 
    ain't nothing 
    you 
    can 
    lose. 

    Now 
    right 
    here's 
    the 
    spot where 

    we'll 
    all get 
    hot. 

    That's 
    the mess 
    of 
    blues. 

    Here's 
    the 
    place 
    to slap 

    and spank 
    that bass. 

    Here's 
    the music. 

    An
    d I 
    mean, 

    this is 
    where 
    the 
    blues 
    is born. 

    The 

    New 

    Orleans. 

    Let 
    me introduce 

    Mr. 

    Charlie 

    Beals, 
    pi
    ano 
    man. 

    Can 
    he spiel? 

    Only 
    got 
    two 
    hands, 
    but 
    that's 
    plenty. 

    When he 
    plays, 

    it 
    sounds 
    like 
    20. 

    An
    he has 

    Kid 

    Ulrich 
    on 
    the 
    horn. 

    Greatest 
    sliding 
    man 
    ever 
    born, 

    plays 
    trombone 
    smiths 
    with laughing 
    notes. 

    No 
    human 
    being 
    ever 
    rode. 



    Everybody 
    knows 

    Zutty 

    Singleton. 

    He 
    can eat 
    them sheepskin

    s like 
    no 
    one. 

    Cym
    bals, 
    bells, 
    and all 
    that 
    stuff. 

    Give 
    all the 
    face 
    and 
    treat 
    them rough. 

    And 
    then 
    here's 

    Barnaby 

    Goddess 

    Clarinet. 

    You 
    ain't 
    never 
    heard 

    nothin' 
    like 
    him yet. 

    When 
    he 
    cuts 
    loose, 
    know 
    you'll 
    roar. 

    Mr. 

    Big 

    Eye, 
    please 
    give 
    me more. 



    Now 
    here's 

    Bud 

    Scott 
    and 
    his 
    old guitar. 

    Al
    ways 
    smokin' 
    that big 
    cigar. 

    He's 
    the rhythm 
    man 
    of 
    a great 
    renown. 

    Give a 
    listen 
    while 
    he 
    goes 
    down. 

    Red 
    calendar, 
    meet 
    him 
    face to 
    face. 

    He's 
    the one 
    that 
    plays 
    that 
    old slap 
    bass. 

    He 
    started 
    out 
    with 
    a violin, 

    and 
    the 
    doggone 
    thing 
    just 
    grew up 

    on 
    him. 


    And 
    there's 
    me. 

    Excuse my 
    crust. 

    Introduce 
    myself, 
    my buzz. 

    I'm 

    Satch
    mo 

    Arm
    strong, 
    don't forget. 

    I got to 
    get up 
    out 
    on 
    the old 
    cornet. 




    Last 
    of 
    all, 
    meet 

    Mr. 

    Nick, 
    gambling 
    man, 

    and he's mighty 
    slick. 

    He's 
    the boss 
    man 
    of this 
    place, 
    and how, 

    Mr. 

    Nick
    , please 
    stand 
    up 
    and take 
    a bow. 








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