Pink Floyd Ilustrado: Change My Life - Snowy White's Blues Agency

Change My Life - Snowy White's Blues Agency

Publicación: 1988.

Productores: The Blues Agency.
Productores ejecutivos: Brian Adams, Van Kaiser.
Ingeniero: John Burns.
Estudio: Studio House, Wraysbury, Berkshire.
Discográfica: Bellaphon Records.
Nº de catalogo L.P: 260·07·123.
Nº de catalogo C.D: 290·07·123.
Fotografía: Garry Clarke.

Tracks:

Lado 1.

01 Woke Up This Morning.
(B.B. King) 4:27
02 The Thrill Is Gone.
(Roy Hawkins) 4:09
03 You Know It Ain't Right.
(Walter Jacobs) 2:57
04 Change My Life.
(Snowy White, Kuma Harada, Graham Bell, Jeff Allen) 6:25
05 The Agency Blues.
(White, Harada, Bell, Allen) 3:32

Lado 2.

06 Judgement Day.
(White) 5:02
07 Ooh-Wee Baby.
(Willie Dixon) 3:24
08 The Rest Of My Life.
(White) 5:22
09 Parchman Farm.
(Mose Allison) 3:53
10 The Agency Shuffle.
(White, Harada, Bell, Allen) 3:33
11 Another Man.
(Trad. arr. Bell) 1:50

Bonus Track - Edición C.D:

12 No Place to Go.
(Chester Burnett) 4:28

Compact Disc - Edición Alemania.

Discográfica: Bellaphon Records.

Nº de catalogo C.D: 290·07·123.

Portada.

Contraportada.

Disco.

Booklet.

Compact Disc - Edición Alemania 1989:

Discográfica: Sound Products Holland.

Nº de catalogo: SPH CD 7005.

Portada.

Contraportada.

Disco.

Booklet.

Matrix.

Snowy White's Blues Agency:

Snowy White: Guitarras.

Graham Bell: Voz, armónica.

Kuma Harada: Bajo, guitarra.

Jeff Allen: Batería, percusión.

Letras:

Woke Up This Morning.

(B.B. King)

I woke up this morning, my baby was gone

Woke up this morning, my baby was gone

I've been so bad, I'm all alone

I ain't got nobody stayin' home with me

My baby she's gone, I'm in misery

Well baby, I'm all alone

Yes baby, I'm all alone

I ain't got no lovin'

Since my baby's been gone

All right

Oh baby, I'm all alone

My baby she's gone, I'm in misery

Oh baby, I'm all alone

I ain't had no lovin' since my baby's been gone.

The Thrill Is Gone.

(Roy Hawkins)

The thrill is gone

The thrill is gone away

The thrill is gone baby

The thrill is gone away

You know you done me wrong baby

And you'll be sorry someday

The thrill is gone

It's gone away from me

The thrill is gone baby

The thrill is gone away from me

Although I'll still live on

But so lonely I'll be

The thrill is gone

It's gone away for good

Oh, the thrill is gone baby

Baby its gone away for good

Someday I know I'll be over it all baby

Just like I know a man should

You know I'm free, free now baby

I'm free from your spell

I'm free, free now

I'm free from your spell

And now that it's over

All I can do is wish you well.

You Know It Ain't Right.

(Walter Jacobs)

You know it ain't right to treat me like you do

Well you know it ain't right to treat me like you do

Well you don't want me, do these things me will you?

Well you know it ain't right to treat me this way

You takes my money then goes out to play

You know it ain't right to treat me like you did

You got another man you can keep him here

You know it ain't right to stay out all night long

I ain't got nobody to carry my business on.

Change My Life.

(White, Harada, Bell, Allen)

I used to cheat and lie every day of my life

Well I used to cheat and lie every day of my life

Well I lost my possessions I even lost my wife

Used to drink a lot of Whiskey or smoke dope use cocaine

I used to drink a lot of Whisky smoke dope use cocaine

Well the Lord tapped me on the shoulders and said you're free again

The day I got the freedom I got the freedom to choose

Well the day I got the freedom I got the freedom to choose

And then used my bad memories to help me sing the blues.

The Agency Blues.

(White, Harada, Bell, Allen)

Instrumental.

Judgement Day.

(White)

Watch out baby, the past is catching up on you

Now when it comes to your judgement day

Lord knows what you're gonna do

Listen baby, you've got to change your evil ways

Trouble gonna dog you till the end of your days

Trouble gonna dog you

Listen baby you know I worry about you so

Now when it comes to your judgement day

Lord knows what you're gonna do.

Ooh-Wee Baby.

(Willie Dixon)

It was early one mornin'

I was on my way to school

It was early one mornin'

I was on my way to school

That was the Monday mornin'

I broke my mama's rule

Ooh-wee-wee baby

You sure look good to me

Ooh-wee-wee baby

You sure look good to me

Sometimes I wonder who can your lover be?

In love with ya baby

Before I learned to call your name

In love with ya baby

Before I learned to call your name

You in love with someone else

You 'bout to drive me insane.

The Rest Of My Life.

(White)

It's so hard to stumble when you've got no place to fall

You know you might be better off if you didn't get on your feet at all

It took me a while to find out

I don't wanna go through the same old scream and shout

I'll be the same for the rest of my life

I won't play that game for the rest of my life

So many towns full of the same old things

And there's so many people fooled by the same old strings

Yeah, I just won't run and hide

'Cause you know I can never be satisfied

I'll leave it all for the rest of my life

I won't hear them call for the rest of my life

Hear me calling, ow!

So many times I sat down and wondered what to do

So many times, but it just ain't no use

I've tried every way I could think of

And all I've got left is the blues

It'll be around for the rest of my life

I'll hear that sound for the rest of my life.

Parchman Farm.

(Mose Allison)

Well I'm sittin' over here on Parchman Farm

And I ain't never done no man no harm

Well I'm puttin' that cotton in an eleven foot sack

With a twelve gauge shotgun at my back

I'm sittin' over here on Number Nine

Well I'm sittin' over here on Number Nine

And all I did was drink my wine

Well I'm gonna be here for the rest of my life

I'm gonna be on this farm for my natural life

Well I'm a gonna be here for the rest of my life

And all I did was shoot my wife

I'm sittin' over here on Parchman Farm.

The Agency Shuffle.

(White, Harada, Bell, Allen)

Instrumental.

Another Man.

(Trad. arr. Bell)

Another man done gone

On the country farm

He's on the country farm

On the country farm

He's on the country farm

Another man done gone

I did't know his name

Didn't know his name

I didn't know his name

I didn't know his name.

Bonus Track - Edición C.D:

No Place to Go.

(Chester Burnett)

How many more years, are you gonna wreck my life

Well the way you done, you gonna wreck my life

How many times, you gonna treat me like you do

How many more times, you gonna treat me like you do

You took all of my money, and all of my love too

Now I'm old and gray, got no place to go

You got yourself a young stud, and you can't stand me no more

I'm going to the stairs, I'm gonna beg ya for my clothes

For where I go nobody knows.

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WIKIPEDIA18/12/22
Change My Life is the fourth solo album by British blues guitarist Snowy White, and the first under the Snowy White's Blues Agency name, released in 1988.

White retained the services of bassist Kuma Harada, who had featured on his first three solo albums, and they were joined for this album by singer Graham Bell, who had previously worked with Skip Bifferty and Long John Baldry.

The album featured five original tracks and seven cover versions of old blues songs.
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