Fannie Mae
L.C. Williams, Buster Brown, Lightnin' Hopkins
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I want somebody to tell me what's wrong with me Oh I ain't in any trouble and so much misery Now Fannie Mae, baby won't you please come home Fannie Mae ae ae, baby won't you please come home Yeah I ain't been in debt baby since you been gone I can hear your name a ringin' on down the line I can hear your name a ringin' on down the line I want to know pretty love how do I win my time, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh I know for me, I know for me Well I ain't been in trouble and so much misery
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Written by: CLARENCE L LEWIS, MORRIS LEVY, WAYMON GLASCO
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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10 facts about this song
Music Genre"Fannie Mae" by Buster Brown is classified under the genres of blues and R&B.
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Chart PerformanceThe song was massively successful, reaching number 1 on the Billboard R&B chart and number 38 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1960.
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Album DebutThe hit song is the opening track off Buster Brown's album titled "Fannie Mae," which was his debut album.
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Cover versionsMultiple artists have covered "Fannie Mae," including The Rolling Stones and The Kingsmen, showing its influence within the music industry.
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SongwriterDespite being heavily associated with Buster Brown, "Fannie Mae" was actually co-written by Clarence Lewis, Bobby Robinson, and Morris Levy.
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Career impact"Fannie Mae" is often credited as the song that propelled Buster Brown into mainstream success.
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Recording InformationThe song was recorded under the Fire Records label, a company known for its contributions to rhythm and blues, doo-wop, and gospel genres.
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Musical Style"Fannie Mae" is identified by its prominent harmonica parts, a signature characteristic of Brown's music.
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Late SuccessInteresting, Buster Brown had his first charting hit with "Fannie Mae" when he was in his late 40s, demonstrating that it's never too late to reach success.
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Ongoing PopularityEven years after its release, "Fannie Mae" continues to be beloved and recognized as a classic, often being played on oldies radio stations.
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