Song for Feb 8th is "Mustang Sally"
Some Wikipedia facts,
"Mustang Sally" is a rhythm and blues (R&B) song written and first recorded by Mack Rice in 1965.[1] It was released on the Blue Rock label (4014) in May 1965 with "Sir Mack Rice" as the artist.[2] The song uses an AAB layout with a 24-bar structure.[3]
It gained greater popularity when Wilson Pickett covered it the following year on a single, a version that was also released on the 1966 album, The Wicked Pickett.[4] Also in 1966, John Lee Hooker recorded an entirely different song with a similar title — "Mustang Sally & GTO".
Some Mr. V facts,
This will be a nice addition with our growing horn section. This fun tune was often referred to as Auburn's "National Anthem" by Blue Lights leader, Sam Giangreco, because it was requested and played so frequently at gigs. My bands were often asked to play it several times in the same gig if some arrived late and didn't hear it played the first time.
Below is a YouTube link to a great version from The Commitments, a fiction band from a great movie.
There is a chart in the Dropbox folder. We will study the 7th chords and the 24 bar format. It also has some fun improvisational elements.
Mustang Sally, Guess you better slow your mustang down Mustang Sally, now baby Guess you better slow your mustang down You've been runnin' all over town, Oh! Guess I'll have to put your flat feet on the ground All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) One of these early mornings oh, I'm gonna be wiping those weeping eyes I bought you a brand new mustang It was nineteen sixty-five Now you come around signifyin' a woman Girl, you won't, you won't let me ride Mustang Sally, now baby, Guess you better slow that mustang down Alright You'd been running all over town. Oh! Guess I gotta put your flat feet on the ground All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) All you want to do is ride around Sally (ride, Sally, ride) One of these early mornings oh, I'm gonna be wiping those weeping eyes
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Songs are added after they
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A Village
All My Loving
And You Will Be Loved
Autumn Leaves
Bakers Street
Best Day Of My Life
Blue Bossa
Blue on Black
Brown Eyed Girl
Chameleon
Come Together
Dancing In The Sky
Don’t Stop Believing
Dreams
Dream is Over
Europa
Folsom Prison Blues
Stay With Me
Hallelujah
Have You Ever Seen The Rain
Hey Jude
Hit Me With Your Best Shot
House of The Rising Son
I Can’t Help Falling In Love
I Can See Clearly
It’s a Heartache
Jolene
Kansas City
Knockin On Heavens Door
Little Wing
Million Dreams
Movin Out
Old Time R & R
Perfect
Peter Gunn Theme
Piano Man
Radioactive
Ring of Fire
Rise Up
Say No More
Stand By Me
Sunshine of Your Love
Summertime
Sweet Caroline
Sweet Child of Mine
Sweet Home Alabama
Tennessee Whiskey
Terrible Things
The Wanderer
Thinking About You
Wagon Wheel
Walking After Midnight
White Fences (Team G)
Wipe Out
Wonderful World
You Gotta Friend in Me
Yesterday
57 songs-12/1/2020
Working On
I’ll Melt With You
Mustang
Allstar
Tom Sawyer
House That Built Me
The Dance
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