HAWKETTS
- Mardi Gras Mambo LyricsMardi Gras Mambo 2:13 Trk 7
(K. Elliott, L. Welch, F. Adams)
The Hawketts
Recorded: WWEZ Radio Studio, New Orleans, LA.
1954. Producer/DJ, Ken Ellliott 'Jack The Cat'.
Chess Records single #7780. Musicians: A. Neville - keybrds
& vcl, J. Boudreaux - drums, A. August - gtr, G. Davis - alto
M. Bechamin - tenor., I. Bell & A. Fleuri - trmp, C. Joseph - trmbn.
Album: Mardi Gras in New Orleans (1987) MG1001.
Transcriber: Awcantor@aol.com
(Uuh!)
Down in New Orleans
Where the blues was born
It takes a cool cat
To blow a horn
On LaSalle and Rampart Street
The combo's there with a mambo beat
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, pambo, mambo, mambo
Mardi Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
In Gert Town
Where the cats all meet
There's a Mardi Gras mambo
With a beat
Join the Chief with the Zulu gang
And truck on down
Where the mambo's swing
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Pardi Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
Down in New Orleans
Where the blues was born
It takes a cool cat
To blow a horn
On LaSalle and Rampart Street
The combo's there with a mambo beat
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
(chorus)
Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Pardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
FADES-
Pardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo.
~
(K. Elliott, L. Welch, F. Adams)
The Hawketts
Recorded: WWEZ Radio Studio, New Orleans, LA.
1954. Producer/DJ, Ken Ellliott 'Jack The Cat'.
Chess Records single #7780. Musicians: A. Neville - keybrds
& vcl, J. Boudreaux - drums, A. August - gtr, G. Davis - alto
M. Bechamin - tenor., I. Bell & A. Fleuri - trmp, C. Joseph - trmbn.
Album: Mardi Gras in New Orleans (1987) MG1001.
Transcriber: Awcantor@aol.com
(Uuh!)
Down in New Orleans
Where the blues was born
It takes a cool cat
To blow a horn
On LaSalle and Rampart Street
The combo's there with a mambo beat
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, pambo, mambo, mambo
Mardi Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
In Gert Town
There's a Mardi Gras mambo
With a beat
Join the Chief with the Zulu gang
And truck on down
Where the mambo's swing
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Pardi Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
Down in New Orleans
Where the blues was born
It takes a cool cat
To blow a horn
On LaSalle and Rampart Street
The combo's there with a mambo beat
The Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo-ooh
Down in New Orleans
(chorus)
Mardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Party Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
Pardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo
FADES-
Pardi Gras, mambo, mambo, mambo.
~
Facts about Mardi Gras Mambo
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Mardi Gras Mambo is written by Frank R. Adams, Bill Elliott, Lou Welsch.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the Hawketts' track 'Mardi Gras Mambo' is a tribute to the New Orleans' Mardi Gras' exuberant and colorful atmosphere, besides reflecting the everyday merriment and the festival qua energy. With its words, the song presents a scenario where people are dancing to the mambo beat, which indicates togetherness, partying, and the rare cultural encounter of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The main focus of Mardi gras mambo lyrics is the enjoyment and spirit of parties, and the singer in addition to the listeners becomes aware of the cultural heritage of the place through the festivity. Similarly, the song implies the necessity of celebration and the aspect of cultural preservation along with the festive atmosphere. The lyrics are clean and contain no offensive language, mature themes, and violence, nudity or drug use. They are appropriate for the whole family.
Who wrote Mardi Gras Mambo lyrics?
Mardi Gras Mambo is written by Frank R. Adams, Bill Elliott, Lou Welsch.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Mardi Gras Mambo lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the Hawketts' track 'Mardi Gras Mambo' is a tribute to the New Orleans' Mardi Gras' exuberant and colorful atmosphere, besides reflecting the everyday merriment and the festival qua energy. With its words, the song presents a scenario where people are dancing to the mambo beat, which indicates togetherness, partying, and the rare cultural encounter of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The main focus of Mardi gras mambo lyrics is the enjoyment and spirit of parties, and the singer in addition to the listeners becomes aware of the cultural heritage of the place through the festivity. Similarly, the song implies the necessity of celebration and the aspect of cultural preservation along with the festive atmosphere. The lyrics are clean and contain no offensive language, mature themes, and violence, nudity or drug use. They are appropriate for the whole family.
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Songwriter(s): Frank R. Adams, Bill Elliott, Lou Welsch
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