Muddy Waters — Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
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Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a little schoolboy
Too
Come on now pretty baby, I just can't help myself
You're so young and pretty, I don't need nobody else
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Don't you hear me crying
I'm gonna leave you baby about the break of day
On account of the way you treat me, I got to stay away
Come on now pretty baby, I told you to come on home
You know I love you baby, I gotta get you all alone
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Can't you hear me crying
I'm gonna buy me an airplane, fly all over your town
Tell everybody baby, Lord know you're fine
Come on now pretty baby, I just can't help myself
You're so young and pretty, I don't need nobody else
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Can't you hear me crying
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a schoolboy too
I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
I want to be your chauffeur
I want to ride your little machine
I want to be your chauffeur
I want to ride with your little machine
I want to put a tiger, baby
I want to put a tiger, baby
I want to put a tiger, baby
Hey in your sweet little tank
Hey baby now, yes I do
Huh, oh yes I do now
Hey, I gotta
Hey, I gotta come on home with you
Tell your mother
Baby, tell your papa
Tell your mom and your papa
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, hey, I'm a schoolboy too
Huh, huh, I'm a schoolboy too
Huh, I wanna take your company
Hey, I wanna be your company
You
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a little schoolboy
Too
Come on now pretty baby, I just can't help myself
You're so young and pretty, I don't need nobody else
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Don't you hear me crying
I'm gonna leave you baby about the break of day
On account of the way you treat me, I got to stay away
Come on now pretty baby, I told you to come on home
You know I love you baby, I gotta get you all alone
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Can't you hear me crying
I'm gonna buy me an airplane, fly all over your town
Tell everybody baby, Lord know you're fine
Come on now pretty baby, I just can't help myself
You're so young and pretty, I don't need nobody else
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Can't you hear me crying
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Good morning little schoolgirl, can I come home with
You
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a schoolboy too
I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
I want to be your chauffeur
I want to ride your little machine
I want to be your chauffeur
I want to ride with your little machine
I want to put a tiger, baby
I want to put a tiger, baby
I want to put a tiger, baby
Hey in your sweet little tank
Hey baby now, yes I do
Huh, oh yes I do now
Hey, I gotta
Hey, I gotta come on home with you
Tell your mother
Baby, tell your papa
Tell your mom and your papa
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, hey, I'm a schoolboy too
Huh, huh, I'm a schoolboy too
Huh, I wanna take your company
Hey, I wanna be your company
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In addition to the great music, this album is very well recorded.
bstevens1951 wrote:
Might be the dumbest comment I've read here. Thanks for that.
In the last 6 years I can happily report another 400+ folks have rated this one. I'm at an 8, and love the American music of Jazz/Blues (BillG if you add any more mixes to the mix, Classical and Jazz/Blues are a callin')
Shameful (and racist) that only 147 folks rated this song. AYFKM? Wake up children.
Might be the dumbest comment I've read here. Thanks for that.
In the last 6 years I can happily report another 400+ folks have rated this one. I'm at an 8, and love the American music of Jazz/Blues (BillG if you add any more mixes to the mix, Classical and Jazz/Blues are a callin')
Johhny B Goode, followed by When It's Good, Followed by Good Morning Little SchoolGirl.
I don't know what kind of theme Bill is on, but it's good!
I don't know what kind of theme Bill is on, but it's good!
Jota wrote:
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a schoolboy too
I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
Those kind of lyrics get you arrested nowadays.
Tell your moma and your papa, I'm a schoolboy too
I'm a schoolboy too
Hey, I'm a schoolboy too
American Rock n Roll / Blues GOLD!
Looking at the album cover it seems the Beatles Capitol release of "Long Tall Sally" (Canada) (or "The Beatles Second album" (U.S.)
was inspired by this.
was inspired by this.
omersegev wrote:
Great! You want to throw folks in jail for something they say? Did the First Amendment get repealed while I wasn't looking?
It's just a SONG!
COOL.
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
Great! You want to throw folks in jail for something they say? Did the First Amendment get repealed while I wasn't looking?
It's just a SONG!
stretcher wrote:
as with authors of books, there is a word for people who think they are exactly what they write, and that word is Idiot
To all the "is this creepy?" people:
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
as with authors of books, there is a word for people who think they are exactly what they write, and that word is Idiot
stretcher wrote:
Art can be (and in this case, to a lot of people, is) creepy. Telling people to "relax and enjoy (creepy)" seems somewhat futile.
To all the "is this creepy?" people:
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
Art can be (and in this case, to a lot of people, is) creepy. Telling people to "relax and enjoy (creepy)" seems somewhat futile.
To all the "is this creepy?" people:
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
I heard an interview with Tom Petty once. When pressed repeatedly about what a certain song meant, he retorted, "they're just rock & roll songs, man. Not my f**king life story. God, you think that every songwriter lived the stories they write about?"
Muddy Waters is the man. It's a song. It's art. God, relax and enjoy it.
My fave is Mississippi Fred McDowell's version. Johnny Winter also. Wonder how the "Me Too" people will hear this. Let's give Mudd, Fred and Johnny Winter all a pass and assume she's a Post-Doctoral Fellow.
berrydoo wrote:
It's just a song. Muddy wasn't a child molester.
Am I the only one that thinks this is a little creepy?
It's just a song. Muddy wasn't a child molester.
Whoa, Creepy Waters...
Jota wrote:
No shit eh? I just read them and thought the same thing.
Those kind of lyrics get you arrested nowadays.
No shit eh? I just read them and thought the same thing.
Great album.
berrydoo wrote:
Afraid so.
Am I the only one that thinks this is a little creepy?
Afraid so.
bstevens1951 wrote:
Don't project your failings onto others.
Shameful (and racist) that only 147 folks rated this song. AYFKM? Wake up children.
Don't project your failings onto others.
Am I the only one that thinks this is a little creepy?
Relaxed coolness :)
Glorious folk musician! love it : )
Tomasni wrote:
Its a message... you should be listening to Muddy Waters!
WHAT?
PSD gives me SILENCE :-(
Its a message... you should be listening to Muddy Waters!
Those kind of lyrics get you arrested nowadays.
WonderLizard wrote:
That other fella back there is a young Buddy Guy. You may have heard of him.
That big ass guy on bass behind Muddy on the cover is Willie Dixon.
That other fella back there is a young Buddy Guy. You may have heard of him.
Proclivities wrote:
Racist? How did you arrive at such a ridiculous conclusion? It's much more likely that this song has fewer ratings because it's not played very often. Wake up yourself.
Exactly thank you!
Racist? How did you arrive at such a ridiculous conclusion? It's much more likely that this song has fewer ratings because it's not played very often. Wake up yourself.
Exactly thank you!
sublime
bstevens1951 wrote:
Racist? How did you arrive at such a ridiculous conclusion? It's much more likely that this song has fewer ratings because it's not played very often. Wake up yourself.
Shameful (and racist) that only 147 folks rated this song. AYFKM? Wake up children.
Racist? How did you arrive at such a ridiculous conclusion? It's much more likely that this song has fewer ratings because it's not played very often. Wake up yourself.
Zep ripped Willie off but damn they did it well...upstroke vs downstroke
That big ass guy on bass behind Muddy on the cover is Willie Dixon.
Muddy Waters is the Man. and the world will never understand. they just cram "societies views" on everyone
and its not racist that not alot of people rated it. the race card is Null now adays
and its not racist that not alot of people rated it. the race card is Null now adays
This is...IT.
Shameful (and racist) that only 147 folks rated this song. AYFKM? Wake up children.
omersegev wrote:
the same with the beatles and "getting better" man i was cruel to my woman - i beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved
a little misogyny anyone?
COOL.
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
the same with the beatles and "getting better" man i was cruel to my woman - i beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved
a little misogyny anyone?
Damn this sounds good.
"good morning little school girl" - yikes! lol!
Was just about to comment when Bill commented lol!
Was just about to comment when Bill commented lol!
Around here, schoolgirls are working on graduate degrees or post-doctorate research. Song's as apropos now as it was then. 'Specially since it's finally springtime ...
COOL.
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
On our time, this guy would be thrown into jail for singing that song :)
Good morning little school girl...?
Muddy-Muddy!!!!
I was on a flight from London to Toronto back in 1988. Ric Lee from Ten Years After was sitting next to me and we struck up a conversation. He mentioned that Ten Years After was playing a blues festival outside of Toronto and that Buddy Guy would be there.
I lent him the headphones of my "Walkman" and had him listen to "Good Morning Little School Girl" by Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy.
His response was, "We really ruined that song, didn't we... "
I'm not sure that I've ever heard a cover of a song that Muddy did that was better than his. I've had this lp since 1971 and have gone through two copies of it - I'll probably need to get the CD soon,
I lent him the headphones of my "Walkman" and had him listen to "Good Morning Little School Girl" by Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy.
His response was, "We really ruined that song, didn't we... "
I'm not sure that I've ever heard a cover of a song that Muddy did that was better than his. I've had this lp since 1971 and have gone through two copies of it - I'll probably need to get the CD soon,
Excellent! 
Muddy Waters - Good Morning School Girl
G-Love - Ma Mere
Best segue I've heard in a long time! I love this whole album... I will have to pull it out and give it a spin. Thanks RP!
G-Love - Ma Mere
Best segue I've heard in a long time! I love this whole album... I will have to pull it out and give it a spin. Thanks RP!
fredriley wrote:
Muddy Waters can't hold a candle to John Lee Hooker when it comes to singing about sex.
"Good morning little schoolgirl, can I go home with you?" Ah, those were such innocent pre-pedo-paranoiac times. Even more amazing is seeing a pic of a young Muddy Waters - I always thought he was born 60 years old with a smoke- and alcohol-seasoned voice. Even grizzled old blues singers were young lads once upon a time :o)
He did sing about sex an awful lot. As we say this side of the Pond, he was like a dog with two dicks (US trans: horndog).
He did sing about sex an awful lot. As we say this side of the Pond, he was like a dog with two dicks (US trans: horndog).
Muddy Waters can't hold a candle to John Lee Hooker when it comes to singing about sex.
Oh yeah!!!!
Ye-hawww!
Thanks, I needed that.
Thanks, I needed that.
"Good morning little schoolgirl, can I go home with you?" Ah, those were such innocent pre-pedo-paranoiac times. Even more amazing is seeing a pic of a young Muddy Waters - I always thought he was born 60 years old with a smoke- and alcohol-seasoned voice. Even grizzled old blues singers were young lads once upon a time :o)
He did sing about sex an awful lot. As we say this side of the Pond, he was like a dog with two dicks (US trans: horndog).
He did sing about sex an awful lot. As we say this side of the Pond, he was like a dog with two dicks (US trans: horndog).
triskele wrote:
the one time i got to see him perform, back in chicagoland, was like that...i will never, ever forget that night...
This is the third time Bill has played it since my upload. It still sounds good. I'm gonna have to sit down and listen to the vinyl version tonight. It's Friday night after all.
the one time i got to see him perform, back in chicagoland, was like that...i will never, ever forget that night...
This is the third time Bill has played it since my upload. It still sounds good. I'm gonna have to sit down and listen to the vinyl version tonight. It's Friday night after all.
swell_sailor wrote:
the one time i got to see him perform, back in chicagoland, was like that...i will never, ever forget that night...
It's like Muddy is playing here in my living room.
the one time i got to see him perform, back in chicagoland, was like that...i will never, ever forget that night...
I'm a big fan of acoustic blues, and am really digging this right now!
jagdriver wrote:
It's Muddy's only acoustic album. I have the LP. On this one he truly is a folk singer.
Funny album title. True, blues is a pure form of "folk" music, but it strikes me as funny nevertheless.
It's Muddy's only acoustic album. I have the LP. On this one he truly is a folk singer.
Funny album title 
. True, blues is a pure form of "folk" music, but it strikes me as funny nevertheless.
Recommended:
The sounds of 1950s Chicago spring to life in this musical drama based on the true story of Leonard Chess (Adrien Brody), a bar owner turned record mogul who signs a lineup of future legends to his fledgling label, Chess Records. He eventually crosses paths with the likes of Muddy Waters (Jeffrey Wright), Chuck Berry (Mos Def) and Etta James (Beyoncé Knowles), changing the face of popular music forever.
. True, blues is a pure form of "folk" music, but it strikes me as funny nevertheless.Recommended:
The sounds of 1950s Chicago spring to life in this musical drama based on the true story of Leonard Chess (Adrien Brody), a bar owner turned record mogul who signs a lineup of future legends to his fledgling label, Chess Records. He eventually crosses paths with the likes of Muddy Waters (Jeffrey Wright), Chuck Berry (Mos Def) and Etta James (Beyoncé Knowles), changing the face of popular music forever.
It's like Muddy is playing here in my living room.