Jelly Roll Baker ('60)

LONNIE JOHNSON

“Mr. Jelly Roll Baker, let me be your slave,
When Gabriel blows his trumpet, then I'll rise from my grave,
For some of your good jelly roll, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.
You know it's good for the sick, and it's good for the young and old.”

Says, “Can I put in my order for two weeks ahead?
I'd rather have your jelly roll than my home-cooked bread.
I'm crazy ‘bout that jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.”
She says, “I love your jelly, it's good to my worried soul.”

There was a man in the hospital, shot all full of holes.
Nurse left a man dyin' to go get some good jelly roll.
Says, “I've got to have my jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.”
Says, “I'd rather let him lose his life, than to miss my good jelly roll.”

She says, “Mr. Jelly Roll Baker, can I be your slave?
When Gabriel blows his trumpet, then I'll rise from my grave,
For some of your good jelly roll, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.”
Says, “I love your jelly, it's good to my worried soul.”

She says, “Can I put in my order for two weeks ahead?
I'd rather have your jelly roll than my home-cooked bread.
I'm crazy ‘bout that jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.”
She says, “I love your jelly, its good to my worried soul.

Trivia about the song Jelly Roll Baker ('60) by Lonnie Johnson

On which albums was the song “Jelly Roll Baker ('60)” released by Lonnie Johnson?
Lonnie Johnson released the song on the albums “Volume 2” in 2006 and “All Time Blues Greats” in 2008.
Who composed the song “Jelly Roll Baker ('60)” by Lonnie Johnson?
The song “Jelly Roll Baker ('60)” by Lonnie Johnson was composed by LONNIE JOHNSON.

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