See See Blues (C. C. Rider) - Cher - Shes No Better Than Me (CD)

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1. Yojinn says:

   30.10.2019

   The song See See Rider Blues was written by Ma Rainey and Lena Arent and was first recorded and released by Ma Rainey acc. by Her Georgia Jazz Band in It was covered by The Night Men, Ian & Sylvia, Doc Watson, Odetta and other artists.

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2. Mulrajas says:

   27.10.2019

   Jul 30,  · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group C.C. Rider Blues · Cher All I Really Want To Do ℗ Capitol Records, LLC Released on: .

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3. Kajirisar says:

   31.10.2019

   The song uses mostly traditional blues lyrics to tell the story of an unfaithful lover, commonly called an "easy rider": "See see rider, see what you have done", making a play on the word "see Format: inch 78 rpm record.

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4. Garr says:

   28.10.2019

   The song See See Rider Blues was written by Ma Rainey and Lena Arent and was first recorded and released by Ma Rainey acc. by Her Georgia Jazz Band in It was covered by Ripple Blast Singers, Big Mama Montse - Original Jazz Orquestra Taller de Músics, Eddie Baxter, Huddie Leadbelly and .

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5. Akinojinn says:

   25.10.2019

   Nov 08,  · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group C.C. Rider Blues ( Remaster) · Cher The Best Of Cher (The Imperial Recordings: ) ℗ Capitol Records, LLC Released on:

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6. Tygom says:

   26.10.2019

   Renditions Edit. Ma Rainey's recording, "See See Rider Blues", was a popular song in Numerous musicians later recorded their own versions, including Big Bill Broonzy, Mississippi John Hurt, Lead Belly, Lightnin' Hopkins, and Peggy perciafonmatomist.portcicintucunewmostterrepekeenow.coy claimed that "when he was about 9 or 10—that is, around , in the Delta (Jefferson County, Arkansas)—he learned to play the blues from an.

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7. Zulubei says:

   28.10.2019

   See See Rider Lyrics: Well see see rider / Well see what you have done, whoa / See see rider, see what you have done / You know you made me love you / Now you're woman's come / .

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8. Kazrakora says:

   02.11.2019

   This is a blues standard written and first recorded by Ma Rainey, whose version hit #12 in as "See See Rider Blues." The "C.C. Rider," also known as "See See Rider" or "Easy Rider," is a blues cliché for the sexual partner, although originally it referred to the guitar hung on .

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