Someday by Otis Spann
When we were kids we used to listen to a lot of Paul Simon, James Taylor, the Beatles. My parents had a record player and a little collection of records. One of my favorites was the album “Legends of Chicago Blues” that had Junior Wells, Muddy Waters, Otis Spann and others. I learned this song from playing along with the record when I was a teenager.
On the original recording Otis sings a few choruses really meloncoly-like, then his wife gets on the mic and yells at him for a few more choruses. Well, she’s singing, but it sounds like she’s yelling at him.
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Tricia says: 1. Your blog is superior to mine. Obvs.
2. I can’t wait to hear you play again…it’s been too long since we just chilled and I could sit and listen.
3. Feel better
4. I dig this song! I can see why you’ve loved it for so long!
Dave says: The only thing your blog needs is little, random monster avatars on all the comments. It really makes my day.
I’ll play for you anytime.
We’ll have to listen to the Otis Spann version one day…er…someday.
Oh!
this is awesome! do you ever play for swing dancers? they love this stuff.
1. Your blog is superior to mine. Obvs.
2. I can’t wait to hear you play again…it’s been too long since we just chilled and I could sit and listen.
3. Feel better
4. I dig this song! I can see why you’ve loved it for so long!
The only thing your blog needs is little, random monster avatars on all the comments. It really makes my day.
I’ll play for you anytime.
We’ll have to listen to the Otis Spann version one day…er…someday.
Oh!