Bye Bye Bird
The Moody Blues
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Now listen to me people 'Cause I want to tell you something Every single day I go on my way And I won't worry about my baby Worry about my girl 'Cause she's a pretty one Yeah, yeah Whoa, yeah Find me another woman My love for her is gone And I don't worry about my baby Worry about my girl Oh yeah Just have to tell me true Oh yeah If she had to do the thing she done She might have used more tact I can't be responsible For all the love she lacked Yeah, yeah This is a true story, people That's a pretty tune I'm a telling you 'Cause every single day When I go on my way I won't worry about my baby Yeah, she's in another town I'll tell you, baby Whoa, yeah
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Written by: WILLIE DIXON, WILLIE WILLIAMSON
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10 facts about this song
Song Origin"Bye Bye Bird" is originally a blues song composed by Willie Dixon and Sonny Boy Williamson II.
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PerformanceThe song was first recorded by Sonny Boy Williamson II and released by Checker Records in 1963.
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LyricsThe lyrics pay homage to Williamson's inspiration, a woman, indicating that it is a classic blues love song.
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The Moody Blues VersionShortly after the original was released, the song was further popularized by the British rock band, The Moody Blues.
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Yardbirds' adaptionNot only The Moody Blues, The Yardbirds, another distinguished British rock band, covered "Bye Bye Bird" too. Their version appeared on the album "Five Live Yardbirds."
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Guitar TechniqueThe song is particularly noted for its harmonica and biting guitar riff, showcasing the musicianship of the performers.
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Live PerformanceThe Yardbirds' version was recorded live at the Marquee Club in London, symbolizing the music scene of the time.
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Influence"Bye Bye Bird" is appreciated as a comprehensive display of the British Blues Boom’s skill and sound, influencing many rock and blues stars.
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Album FeatureSonny Boy Williamson II's version of the song can be found on his album "The Real Folk Blues."
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LegacyEven after half century, "Bye Bye Bird" continues to be enjoyed by blues fans around the world, supporting the lasting influence of Sonny Boy Williamson II and his peers.
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