C. C. Rider

artist:Chuck Willis

, writer:Traditional

Chords:

 {t:C. C. Rider} 
{artist:Chuck Willis}
{key: G}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7R-ck2LRWo 
{c:  } 
[G] [D] 
[D] Well, now [G] see., C. C. Rider,
come see what you have [G7] done.
Yeah, yeah, yeah..[C] C. C. Rider,
see what you have [G] done.
Girl, you [D] made me love you..
[C] now, your man has [G] come.
{c: }
[G] Well, I'm goin' away, baby,
and I won't be back till [G7] fall.
Yeah, darlin'..I'm [C] goin' away, baby,
and I won't be back till [G] fall.
If I [D] find me a good girl,
[C] I won't be back at [G] all.
{c: }
{sos}
[D] Well, now [G] see., C. C. Rider,
come see what you have [G7] done.
Yeah, yeah, yeah..[C] C. C. Rider,
see what you have [G] done.
Girl, you [D] made me love you..
[C] now, your man has [G] come.
{eos}
[G] Well, C. C. Rider..
girl, the moon is shining [G7] bright.
Lord, Lord, Lord..[C] C. C. Rider,
the moon is shining [G] bright.
If I could [D] just walk with you..
[C] everything will be [G] alright.
{c: Fade }
[G] C.C. Rider..C.C. Rider..C.C. Rider..C.C. Rider..
[C] C.C. Rider..C.C. Rider...........

Song Info

Title: C. C. Rider

Artist: Chuck Willis

Writer: Traditional

Song Types: 40s, Blues, R&B/Soul

Key: Bb

Info: "See See Rider", also known as "C.C. Rider", "See See Rider Blues" or "Easy Rider", is a popular American 12-bar blues song, originally recorded by Gertrude "Ma" Rainey in 1924.

The song uses mostly traditional blues lyrics to tell the story of an unfaithful lover, commonly called an easy rider: "See see rider, see what you have done," making a play on the word see and the sound of easy.

In 1943, a version by Wee Bea Booze reached number one on Billboard magazine's "Harlem Hit Parade," a precursor of the rhythm and blues chart. Some blues critics consider this to be the definitive version of the song. A doo-wop version was recorded by Sonny Til and the Orioles in 1952. Later rocked-up hit versions were recorded by Chuck Willis (as "C.C. Rider," a number one R&B hit and a number 12 pop hit in 1957) and LaVern Baker (number nine R&B and number 34 pop in 1963). Ella Fitzgerald recorded the song for her album These Are the Blues (1963) with Wild Bill Davis on organ and Ray Brown on bass.

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C. C. Rider

artist:Chuck Willis

, writer:Traditional

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