Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
Howlin’ Wolf
“Smokestack Lightening” by Chester Burnett (aka Howlin' Wolf) was released as a single in 1956.
This is a one-chord blues vamp in E minor. With its traditional blues lines and train references that serve as a double entendre for a woman who keeps disappearing now and again, just like the trains tha...
Ah-oh, smokestack lightnin'
Shinin' just like gold
Why don't ya hear me cryin'?
A-whoo-hooo, oooo
Whooo
Whoa-oh, tell me baby
What's the matter with you?
Why don't ya hear me cryin'?
Whoo-hooo, whoo-hooo
Whooo
Whoa-oh, tell me baby
Why did ya stay last night?
A-why don't ya hear me cryin'?
Whoo-hooo, whoo-hooo
Whooo
Whoa-oh, stop your train
Let a poor boy ride
Why don't ya hear me cryin'?
Whoo-hooo, whoo-hooo
Whooo
Whoa-oh, fare ya well
Never see a you no more
A-why don't ya hear me cryin'?
Oooo, whoo-hooo, whoo-hooo
Whooo
Whoa-oh, who been here baby since
I-I been gone, a little, bitty boy?
Girl, be on
A-whoo-hooo, whoo-hooo
Songwriter: Howlin' Wolf
Smokestack Lightning was written by Howlin’ Wolf.
Smokestack Lightning was produced by Sam Phillips (Producer) & Willie Dixon & Phil Chess & Leonard Chess.
Howlin’ Wolf released Smokestack Lightning on Thu Mar 01 1956.