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“Cajun Woman Blues” by B.W. Haley (song page, archived)

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Song: Cajun Woman Blues
Artist: B.W. Haley
Genres: Blues Rock, Blues, Blues Vocalist
Captured: December 9, 2000 (1 capture)

[B.W. Haley]

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• B.W. Haley

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Blues Rock ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Blues ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Blues Vocalist ]

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BRIEF DESC. :

B.W.'s answer to "Redhouse" by Jimi Hendrix and "Blue Jean Blues" by ZZ Top

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Lyrics

there's a cajun women down in New Orleans Cajun woman down in New Orleans You know that cajun woman she made a fool out of me took my credit cards ran em way on up to the hilt took my credit cards ran em way on up to the hilt the only thing she left me was an empty moonshine still (kick song in thy ass!!) if i see that cajun woman gonna send her to the moon if I see that cajun woman gonna send her to the moon there's one place she won't be that's in my bedroom

Full Description

This is one of those tunes where B.W. was in the studio with "tape" rolling. This song came out. Halfway through the song (after some already excellent guitar work) the tune takes on an upward rise and screaming, steamy blues guitar prevails.