The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump)

DENNIS MORGAN, BILLY BURNETTE

Folks I've just been down, down to Memphis town
That's where the people smile, smile on you all the while
Hospitality, they were good to me
I couldn't spend a dime and had the grandest time

I went out a dancing with a Tennessee dear
They had a fellow named Handy with a band you should hear
And while the folks gently swayed
All them boys began to play in real harmony
I never will forget that tune they call
Handy's Memphis Blues, oh yes, those blues

They've got a trumpet man leading the band
And folks, he sure blow some horn
And when the clarinet seconds to the trombones croon
It moans just like a sinner on Revival Day

That melancholy strain that ever haunting refrain
Is like a morning sorrow song
Here comes the very part that wraps a spell around my heart
It sets me wild to hear that loving tune again, those Memphis Blues

Trivia about the song The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump) by Louis Armstrong

On which albums was the song “The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump)” released by Louis Armstrong?
Louis Armstrong released the song on the albums “Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy” in 1954, “Satch Blows the Blues” in 2005, and “Complete Jazz Series 1954” in 2008.
Who composed the song “The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump)” by Louis Armstrong?
The song “The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump)” by Louis Armstrong was composed by DENNIS MORGAN, BILLY BURNETTE.

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