"Don't You Lie to Me"
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evkaПесня, в которую я влюбилась с первого звука, о чём рассказала в предыдущей записи. Простейший поиск выдал следующее:
"Don't You Lie to Me" (sometimes called "I Get Evil") is a blues song recorded by Tampa Red in 1940. It became a standard of the blues, with recordings by various artists. The song was also interpreted by rock and roll pioneers Fats Domino and Chuck Berry.
Original song
"Don't You Lie to Me" was recorded by Tampa Red approximately mid-point in his prolific recording career, representing the transition from his earlier hokum recordings to his later early Chicago-blues combo style. This was the same period when he began playing the electric guitar and recorded his best known blues classics, including "It Hurts Me Too", "Love with a Feeling", and "Anna Lou Blues", the B-side of "Don't You Lie to Me".
Albert king's versions
In 1962, Albert King recorded "Don't You Lie to Me" as "I Get Evil" (Bobbin 135), which was included on his first album The Big Blues. King's version uses an Afro-Cuban style rhythm, which he would later use for his 1967 hit "Crosscut Saw". Later, King with Stevie Ray Vaughan recorded it live for television in 1983, which is included on Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan in Session. In 1977, B.B. King recorded the song for his King Size album. Gary Moore recorded it using both titles "Don't You Lie to Me (I Get Evil)", which follows Albert King's version, for his 1992 After Hours album.
Lyrics
There's two kind of people
I just can't stand
Evil-hearted woman
And a lyin' man
Don't you lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
Evil as a man can be
When you told me
That you loved me, long time ago
The fellow that you got
You don't want him no more
Don't you lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
You told me
That you loved me, long time ago
The fellow that you have
You don't want him no more
Don't you lie to me
Now don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
No, don't lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
Конечно, нашлись разные варианты исполнения этой песни самыми звёздными музыкантами. Все эти варианты прекрасны. Но лично мне больше всех по душе вариант Вадима Иващенко. А вам, интересно?
Gary Moore (видео нарезали забавное).
Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan (настоящий блюз, да).
Happy Bluesday - какая-то венгерская группа. Отлично.
Chuck Berry, "рок-н-ролльная" обработка.
Израильтяне тоже подтянулись: Noam Dayan Blues Band - Don't You Lie To Me (Live in Tel-Aviv).
Jerry Williams – с диска "Шведский рок" (1985). Живенькие шведы. :) Вот это по-нашему, позитивно. Посмотрела ещё несколько видео с ним – отличный мужик. :) Жёг по-серьёзному прямо в своё время. Ай да шведы.
Очень забавная и весёлая обработка, особенно вокал, я аж вздрогнула сначала! Tim Timebomb and Friends
Ну и мой фаворит, да. Ещё раз: Вадим Иващенко.
И вообще без связи со всем вышесказанным – Донья Оксфорд, обнаруженная случайно. Какая, а! Знай наших.
"Don't You Lie to Me" (sometimes called "I Get Evil") is a blues song recorded by Tampa Red in 1940. It became a standard of the blues, with recordings by various artists. The song was also interpreted by rock and roll pioneers Fats Domino and Chuck Berry.
Original song
"Don't You Lie to Me" was recorded by Tampa Red approximately mid-point in his prolific recording career, representing the transition from his earlier hokum recordings to his later early Chicago-blues combo style. This was the same period when he began playing the electric guitar and recorded his best known blues classics, including "It Hurts Me Too", "Love with a Feeling", and "Anna Lou Blues", the B-side of "Don't You Lie to Me".
Albert king's versions
In 1962, Albert King recorded "Don't You Lie to Me" as "I Get Evil" (Bobbin 135), which was included on his first album The Big Blues. King's version uses an Afro-Cuban style rhythm, which he would later use for his 1967 hit "Crosscut Saw". Later, King with Stevie Ray Vaughan recorded it live for television in 1983, which is included on Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan in Session. In 1977, B.B. King recorded the song for his King Size album. Gary Moore recorded it using both titles "Don't You Lie to Me (I Get Evil)", which follows Albert King's version, for his 1992 After Hours album.
Lyrics
There's two kind of people
I just can't stand
Evil-hearted woman
And a lyin' man
Don't you lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
Evil as a man can be
When you told me
That you loved me, long time ago
The fellow that you got
You don't want him no more
Don't you lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
You told me
That you loved me, long time ago
The fellow that you have
You don't want him no more
Don't you lie to me
Now don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
No, don't lie to me
Now, don't you lie to me
Because it makes me mad
I get evil as a man can be
Конечно, нашлись разные варианты исполнения этой песни самыми звёздными музыкантами. Все эти варианты прекрасны. Но лично мне больше всех по душе вариант Вадима Иващенко. А вам, интересно?
Gary Moore (видео нарезали забавное).
Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan (настоящий блюз, да).
Happy Bluesday - какая-то венгерская группа. Отлично.
Chuck Berry, "рок-н-ролльная" обработка.
Израильтяне тоже подтянулись: Noam Dayan Blues Band - Don't You Lie To Me (Live in Tel-Aviv).
Jerry Williams – с диска "Шведский рок" (1985). Живенькие шведы. :) Вот это по-нашему, позитивно. Посмотрела ещё несколько видео с ним – отличный мужик. :) Жёг по-серьёзному прямо в своё время. Ай да шведы.
Очень забавная и весёлая обработка, особенно вокал, я аж вздрогнула сначала! Tim Timebomb and Friends
Ну и мой фаворит, да. Ещё раз: Вадим Иващенко.
И вообще без связи со всем вышесказанным – Донья Оксфорд, обнаруженная случайно. Какая, а! Знай наших.
