"MY BABE" genre: Blues Cover Songs
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	CD: Black & White and Blues All Over   Label: Charm City Records
	Story Behind the Song This song was written by Willie Dixon. It was made famous by Little Walter. Little Walter played harmonica for Muddy Waters and unfortunately died in a bar fight. When I was at Buddy Guy's place in Chicago there was some literature on Walter. The story was that he had been stabbed in a knife fight and it was actually Muddy who drove him to the hospital. Little Walter died in Muddy's car. Walter was like the Jimi Hendrix of Harmonica in many people's opinion and I agree. The tone and the sound and the feel...very difficult if impossible to recreate. Very much like Jimi. He was also a wonderful singer. YOu should pick up some of his old recordings if you can...great stuff. Lyrics My Babe written by willie dixon perfomed by little walter on his album His Best: The chess 50th anniversary collection My Babe Dont stand no cheating My babe/ My Babe Dont stand no cheating My babe/ My Babe Dont stand no cheating She want none of that midnight creeping my babe/ true little baby/ my girl My babe I know she love me my babe/ my babe I know she love me my babe/ My babe I know she love me all she do is just kiss and hug me my babe/ true little baby/ my girl My babe dont stand no fooling my babe/ well my babe dont stand no fooling my babe/ my baby dont stand no fooling when shes hot there aint no cooling my babe/ true little baby/ my girl My babe dont stand cheating my baby/ well my baby dont stand no cheating my babe/my babe dont stand no cheating everything she do she do so pleasing my baby/ true little baby/ my girl

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