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Jerry Reed – Alabama Wild Man

It was released in July 1972 as the only single from the album, Jerry Reed. The song reached peaks of number 22 on the U.S. country chart and number 12 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart.

Jerry Reed – Alabama Wild Man, is a song written and recorded by American country artist Jerry Reed. It was released in July 1972 as the only single from the album, Jerry Reed. The song reached peaks of number 22 on the U.S. country chart and number 12 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. The B-side, «Take It Easy (In Your Mind),» would later be sampled in the 1972 top ten hit «Convention ’72» by The Delegates.
Jerry Reed - Alabama Wild Man
Cover LP Jerry Reed RCA 1973
Jerry Reed – Alabama Wild Man
From the album Jerry Reed
B-side «Take It Easy»
Released July 3, 1972
Genre Country
Length 2:33
Label RCA Victor
Songwriter(s) Jerry Reed
Producer(s) Chet Atkins Jerry Reed

COUNTRYPEDIA




Jerry Reed – Alabama Wild Man Lyrics

Alright, watch out
Now my daddy was hard shelled Alabama preacher
My momma was a dedicated Sunday school teacher
My brother went to college and got a PhD
Daddy said the only dud in the family was me
He said, «Boy, you ain’t never going to amount to a thing
You set around with that silly looking guitar and sing
You hang around them juke joints all the time
Making music like some wild man done lost his mind»
Going sock it to me
Well, what’s that supposed to mean
Boy, you just a wild man
Well, then one day Daddy told me
«Boy, I’ve had enough now you just
Pack up that guitar, you just pack up your stuff»
So I left home and organized myself a band
Called myself the Alabama Wild Man
Well, I worked all them joints from the east to the west
Never making no money and a starving to death
A living on coffee and cold sardines
Soda crackers and pork n beans
But I finally went to Music City USA
Said I’m the Alabama Wild Man and I’m here to stay
Took my guitar and showed ‘em what I’m talking about
So we made a little record and we put it out
With me going
Sock it to me, honey
Haha, hook it, boy
Play that guitar
Well, now I’m driving, the Cadillac’s a city block long
The Alabama Wild Man could do no wrong
‘Cause I’m selling them records
And I’m working them shows
And people love me everywhere I go
But a funny thing happened about a week or so back
I was a showing my hometown and the place was packed
Guess who was sitting on the front row seat
Was my daddy grinning up at me batting at me
Yelling
«Sock it your daddy, Wild Man
Hook it boy, hook it
Play that guitar, show ‘em, son»
«Yeah, that’s my boy, alright
Taught him everything he knows
Bought him his first guitar
Ah, sock it to your daddy, son»
«Go ahead put it to me, put it to me
Keep them checks coming in, boy
We going to pave the drive next week»

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