"Oh, Rang-a-Tang" genre: Country Blues
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	Love song to little miss Rang-a-Tang, Mississippi-John-Hurt-Townes-Van-Zandt-esque country-blues-folk
	CD: Down the Old Plank Road
	Story Behind the Song this song was motivated by a brief love affair with a lady named rang-a-tang encountered in the great smokey mountains of Tennessese, and too much bourbon and bluegrass, she was an orangutan Lyrics Oh, the bluegrass bigots and the bottle-blowing bums Hold nothing in their opposable thumbs for you, hun I've been all around the Appalacians, from here to over there And I ain't never seen nothing like your sunset hair Rang-a-Tang, oh, Rang-a-Tang Why do your arms treat me so? Rang-a-Tang, oh, Rang-a-Tang Let's head down the sandy row

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