Name: Sweetwater music by Erich T
Duration: 3 min 53 s
Description: "Sweetwater" as calm as a lake but as rough as tide(you have to feel it)

"Sweetwater" as calm as a lake but as rough as tide(you have to feel it)

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Sweetwater music

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"DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME)" † SIMPLE MINDS COVER written by k. forsey and s. schiff; performed by j. l. russell and s. fontanelli

originally performed by SIMPLE MINDS (from THE BREAKFAST CLUB OST)

© MMXXI Jonny Lee Russell

DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) † SIMPLE MINDS COVER

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Crow Jane has roots in the Piedmont (North and South Carolina, Virginia)and the song is known to have been a favorite among American bluesmen. Early versions can be traced to the Greenville, SC area and was in the repertoire of Greenville bluemen Blind Willie Walker and Rev. Gary Davis both born in 1896.

Other Piedmont bluesmen such as Josh White did the song as "Blood Red River" in 1933 and Blind Boy Fuller as "Bye Bye Baby Blues" in 1937. It's also been done by John Cephas (Cephas and Wiggins) and Skip James. Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee later did versions.

Crow Jane Blues was first recorded in 1927 for Victor by Julius Daniels (b. November 20, 1901 in Denmark, South Carolina; d. October 18, 1947), a Piedmont bluesman originally from Greenville, SC. His song "99 Year Blues" appeared on the box set Anthology of American Folk Music and his "Can't Put the Bridal on this Mule," an early version of "This Morning, This evening Right Now" are important contributions to old-time country blues genre.

JTSunrise Version:

Crow Jane, Crow Janie, Crow Jane
You didn’t need to hold your head so high
But its ok baby you knew you were gonna die
They shot her down with a .44 ball
They shot Crow Jane just to watch her fall
That's the reason I begged Crow Jane
Not to hold her head so high
But it’s okay babe, you know sometimes you just gotta die 

They dug her grave eight feet in the ground
They didn’t feel sorry ‘til they laid their Crow Jane down
It’s the reason they begged Crow Jane to hold her head so high
But somedays baby they just need to see somebody die 
who will hold their head up high

They led her ‘round on a golden chain
And with every link they cried-out Crow Jane's name
She never missed her water ‘till her well ran dry
They never missed Crow Jane ‘till the day she died
That's the reason they begged Crow Jane to hold her head so high
But it’s okay babe you know sometimes you just gotta die

They dug her grave eight feet in the ground
They didn’t feel sorry ‘til they laid their Crow Jane down
It’s the reason they begged Crow Jane to hold her head so high
But somedays baby they just need to see somebody die 
who will hold their head up high

Cover Art: Cropped area of promotion poster for 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. Note the headdress of the siren.
In Greek mythology, sirens were dangerous creatures who lured nearby sailors with their enchanting music and singing voices to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. It is said that they can charm the winds

Song recording has 1950 Hopf gut string parlor guitar, tricone resonator guitar, and uke

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