Artist: Johnny Adams
Johnny Adams's lyrics & chords
January 5, 1932 - September 14, 1998 American blues singer from New Orleans, Louisiana. He was known as "The Tan Canary" for the amazing range of his singing voice and his gospel influenced style. He began his career singing gospel, but crossed over to secular music in 1959 and scored a national hit with the single "I Won't Cry." That was followed by a string of regional hits in the 1960s which included "Release Me" and "Reconsider Me." In the 1980s and 1990s Adams recorded several award-winning albums for Rounder Records. He died in Baton Rou...read more
Chasing rainbows The tender side of me Let the winds blow Snap your fingers I just found out about love Bulldog break his chain Down by the river Oh so nice Cold cold heart Give a broken heart a break Some day Back to normal ‘feel the beat’ Bad habit baby Why do i Nothing takes the place of you Dancing man City lights More than one way Happy hard times One fine day Spanish harlem You always knew me better A place called home D jam blues The verdict Let them talk Dreams may be going out of style Come home to love How can i prove Bells are ringing Going to the city Performance Stairway to heaven Showdown Turning point Untitled Let me be by myself Feelings Born to love you Our day will come Just my imagination Baby i want you Selfish Coming round the mountain Not trustworthy Laughing and clowning I dont worry myself I can be all bad Night people Feel the beat feel the heat Every now and then Ballad of a salary man I will never fall in love agai Memories It only rains on me Stay with me and stay in love Your my bad habit Feel like breaking up somebody Neither one of us Something worth leaving for Real live living hurting man Adelaide is a great place to stay I believe in you Sharing with you I dont want to know Please release me No in between Just call me darling The lords prayer Walking the floor over you Put it off till tomorrow Voices in my head Staggering Ten times a day Best of luck to you My heart is hangin heavy
