This song, released in 1929, has been described as the first rock & roll recording.
Until Alan Freed went on a campaign to name it Rock & Roll, this style of music was known as boogie-woogie, an appellation it picked up from the 1928 song Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie.
Pinetop’s song contained m...
Way downtown
All night long
I got somebody
Crazy about me
Oh, I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my baby
I don't care what you do
I'm still downtown
Way down south
Where it is my plan
Taking it slow
I'm crazy about my darlin'
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my darlin' (I'm sure crazy)
Don't care what you do
I've got a gal
[?]
Well I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I don't care what you do
I've got a gal
She has me almost intrigued
Call my name
[?]
I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my baby
I don't care what you do
[?]
I can't take it no more
[?]
I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I don't care what you do
In my town
I have a thing
[?]
Stop on by
I'm crazy about my baby
I'm crazy about my darlin'
I'm crazy about my pumpkin
I don't care what you do
Crazy About My Baby was written by Blind Roosevelt Graves.
Crazy About My Baby was produced by .
Blind Roosevelt Graves released Crazy About My Baby on Fri Sep 20 1929.