Blues Chante

Dave Van Ronk * Track #11 On No Dirty Names

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Album No Dirty Names

ALBUM

Dave Van Ronk

1966

Blues Chante by Dave Van Ronk

Release Date

Sat Jan 01 1966

Performed by

Dave Van Ronk

About

Dave’s offbeat interpretation of a Dizzy Gillespie deep-cut, which can also be found under the titles “Cripple Crapple Crutch” and “You Ain’t So Such A Much.” On No Dirty Names, “Blues Chante” stands out for its use of electric guitar, a rare touch from Dave that gives it some extra impact.

Blues Chante Annotated

I wouldn't give a blind sow an acorn, I wouldn't give a crippled crab a crutch
I wouldn't give a blind sow an acorn, I wouldn't give a crippled crab a crutch
Well, I just found out, baby mama, that you ain't so such a much

When I give you all my lovin', you say I wear you out; when I give you none at all, you know, you swear you can't do without
You need a different man; you need a different kind
Ahh, you need a fortune telling man, honey; get me to mine

Oh, I took my girl to the circus to see what we could see; when she saw what the elephant had, she wouldn't come home with me
I wouldn't give a blind sow an acorn, I wouldn't give a crippled crab a crutch
Well, I just found out, pretty mama, that you ain't so such much

Blues Chante Q&A

Who wrote Blues Chante's ?

Blues Chante was written by Dizzy Gillespie.

When did Dave Van Ronk release Blues Chante?

Dave Van Ronk released Blues Chante on Sat Jan 01 1966.

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