An upbeat Piedmont blues associated with Blind Boy Fuller, one of the liveliest tracks on Good as I Been to You.
The words
A good-humoured blues full of comic scenes, urging everyone to quicken their step and get moving.
This is a jaunty, ragtime-flavoured blues made of short, comic verses about people and their foibles, each one capped by the title as a refrain. There is little story; the fun lies in the rhythm and the wit. Dylan plays it fast with a bouncing fingerpicked guitar, singing with obvious enjoyment, a brief burst of energy among the album's darker ballads.
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The words
A good-humoured blues full of comic scenes, urging everyone to quicken their step and get moving.
This is a jaunty, ragtime-flavoured blues made of short, comic verses about people and their foibles, each one capped by the title as a refrain. There is little story; the fun lies in the rhythm and the wit. Dylan plays it fast with a bouncing fingerpicked guitar, singing with obvious enjoyment, a brief burst of energy among the album's darker ballads.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1992
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