Written by Sonny Boy Williamson

When a girl reach the age of 18 
She begins to think she's grown, 
And hat's the kind of little girl 
You can never find at home. 
Come and see me early in the morning, 
Just about the break of day. 
Want to see me hug my pillow 
Where my baby used to lay? 
One drink of wine, 
Two drinks of gin. 
Pretty young got me 
In the shape I'm in. 
Chorus 
I pass by the juke joint, 
Look through the door. 
She's doing the boogie-woogie 
In the middle of the floor.

from Early In The Morning (EP, Valencia 2015), released May 15, 2015

Danny Boy Sánchez: Vocals and Harmonica 
Ramblin Matt: 1956 Gibson Archtop

Early In The Morning (with Danny Boy Sánchez)

RAMBLIN' MATT was born in 1966 in Valencia, Spain and he has been involved in bands and performing since the early eighties. Right now is one half of the upcoming band based in Dénia (Alicante) Sara Gee & Ramblin Matt, with three albums since 2013 along her partner in life Sara Gee. Matt is a composer, arranger, guitar and slide player and singer and his first bands were rockabilly outfits in a time when only few dared to play these type of music in Spain, with bands like The Dalton Brothers and Ruzafa's Incorregibles. He formed Blackmailers with soul brother and gifted guitar player Silver Borras in 1998 after returning of living in the US for five years (Chicago, LA, Austin). Between 2006 and 2013 he has been a performing musician in London with his Vintage Rockabilly trio Los Jailbreakers, as a solitary act or with The Ramblin Matt Trio. He returned to Spain in mid 2013 when he meet Sara in a gig in Valencia and decided to stay for good after a tenure of over nearly 20 years away from his land of origin.

Matt writes his own material and also plays bold and faithful to the original arrangements of country & delta blues classics from the likes of Robert Johnson, Big Bill Broonzy, Skip James, Son House, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Rev. Gary Davis, and Mississippi Fred McDowell among others featuring most of the times only lead vocals and guitar, played with or without slide.