Story Behind The Song
This is a song about how instruments talk back and forth with one another better than people do.
Song Description
Think Stevie Ray Vaughan meets Joe Bonamassa & Gregg Allman in a HOT BLUES JAM! This is all about players playing and letting the instruments talk back and forth in a Blues Conversation. Lots of dynamic kicks and plenty of hot licks, with Male vocal.
| Song Length |
5:41 |
Genre |
Blues - Modern, Blues - Rock |
| Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Mood |
In High Spirits, Cheerful |
Subject |
Musician, Happiness |
| Similar Artists |
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Gregg Allman |
Language |
English |
| Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
People talk, but they don't say a word.
I'd rather listen to a Firebird, or when a
Les Paul chats with a Strat. They sound so good
you know I like it like that. Around midnight,
you hear them wail, like steppin' down on a
Hell-hound's tail.
Let's have a Blues Conversation.
A little Blues Conversation.
Lord have mercy, who's talkin' to me in a
Blues Conversation?
Another voice that sounds sweet to me,
Is when someone's jammin' on a Hammond B3.
Guitar & Organ with their ebb and flow -
back and forth and around they go.
They take their turns playin' rhythm and
lead. It's Blues Heaven, baby, yes indeed!
Let's have a Blues Conversation.
A little Blues Conversation.
Lord have mercy, who's talkin' to me in a
Blues Conversation?
You heard 'em sing, you heard 'em cry out loud.
The way they communicate makes me proud.
You heard 'em easy and you heard them rough.
But let me tell ya, child, I can't get enough.
'Cause when you listen, you hear them say:
"Keep talkin' Blues, brother, every day."
Let's have a Blues Conversation.
A little Blues Conversation. You gotta
give me what I wanna hear, a little
Blues Conversation. People gonna shout
when they let it all out and have a
Blues Conversation.
(LET IT OUT NOW, BOYS!)