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Rolls-Royce Papa (Your Tin Lizzie Mama’s Gonna Tow You In)
Originally written and recorded in 1926 by Virginia Liston; words and music by Herbert Anderson, published by Perry Bradford Music, New York.

Historical Background
The song first appeared in 1926 at the height of the Roaring Twenties, when jazz and blues merged with automobile imagery as symbols of speed, freedom, and style. Virginia Liston, one of the most polished female blues vocalists of her era, recorded the number on Paramount Records. Herbert Anderson’s lyric treated the automobile as a sly metaphor for a sophisticated lover “Rolls-Royce Papa” contrasted with the sturdy, street-wise narrator, the “Tin Lizzie Mama.” The song embodied the playful independence of women emerging from the Jazz Age, wrapped in rhythmic double entendre that was daring for its day.

Artist’s Producer’s Note:
As a modern producer and composer drawn to the texture and wit of early jazz, Lance Thomas Davidson revisited Rolls-Royce Papa to revive its spirit for twenty-first-century ears. Motivated by the artistry of the 1920s and by a fascination with the social optimism of that decade, Davidson expanded the original into a full-length arrangement, retaining its swing cadence and sly humor while adding five complementary verses, a bridge, and an outro. The goal was to capture the energy, flirtation, and metallic glamour of the original while presenting it in a form suited to continuous modern listening, blending authenticity with contemporary completeness.

Produced, edited, and expanded by Lance Thomas Davidson © 2025.
Based on the 1926 public-domain composition by Herbert Anderson and Virginia Liston.



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