"Floatin' Down to Cotton Town" genre: Traditional Jazz
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	A 1920's riverboat song performed by the Emperors of Jazz 7 piece ensemble which plays on the boats in Stillwater MN.
	CD: Floatin' Down With The Emperors of Jazz Credits: Custom Studios, Jim Reynolds engineer
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics Floatin' down, my honey, floatin' down Floatin' down the river down to cotton town Don't you hear those whistles, tootin' away. Folks are singin', Banjos ringin' 'till the break of day. Honey lamb, my little honey lamb. I'll be back with you someday in Alabam' Where the fields of sugar cane, seem to welcome me again, We're floatin' down to cotton town.

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