#Lucky and the root doctor archive

Lord, I might have to work overtime.TRANSCRIBED BY: Gorgen Antonsson įURTHER INFORMATION: The following web pages can be consulted for more details about the topics referenced in this song:ĪCKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Individual acknowledgements fortranscriptions and discographical data appear on eachsong-page, but i want to note that this Blues Lyrics andHoodoo archive would never have been possible without thecontributions of Gorgen Antonsson, who generously sharedwith me the format and content of his own personal lyricsarchive, and Alan Balfour and Chris Smith, who havedevoted a great deal of time to supplying me with tapes,transcribed lyrics, and detailed discographical information.Additionally, i wish to thank the kind members of the prewarblues e-list who have aided my research in innumerable ways.If you have missing data to supply, hear a substantiallydifferent take on a transcription, or want to let me knowabout a song that has been overlooked in these pages, pleasecontact me through the prewar blues e-list.

Like an angel flyin' 'round in another worldĬome here, Mr Lacey! Come here, come here!ĭon't 'cause some woman beat you to my office, I don't no other doctor in this landĭoctor Clayton's root treatments makes you feel REISSUE(S): RCA International (Camden) INT 1176 (LP) Return to HOODOO IN THEORY AND PRACTICE Table of Contents Doctor (Peter) Clayton: Root Doctor BluesīLUES LYRICS and HOODOO SUPPLEMENTARY TRANSCRIPTIONS

Lucky and the root doctor