You Upset Me, Baby

Words & Music:

B. B. King & Jules Bihari

 

The Joe Bonamassa version of this is full transcribed in the November 2009 issue of Guitar Edge.  His intro riff is given below.

 

BONAMASSA INTRO RIFF:

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b-------------xx-5----------xx-5----------xx-5----------xx-5----------------|

g---5-7-5-----xx----7-5-----xx----5-7-----xx----5-7-----xx------------------|

d---5-7-5-5---xx----7-5-5---xx----5-7-5---xx----5-7-5---xx------------------|

a---------5---xx--------5---xx--------5---xx--------5---xx------------------|

e---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

 

INTRO CHORDS:  Am  Dm  Am  Em  D#m  Dm  Am 

 

Em          Am

Well, she's 30 in the bust, 24 in the waist,

44 in the hips, man, she got what it takes!

 

CHORUS:

      Dm             Am

You upset me, baby; yes, you upset me, baby.

           Em                  Dm                     Am

Like being hit by a falling tree.  Woman, what you do to me?

 

She's not too tall, her complexion is fair.

Man, she knocks me out, the way she wears her hair!

 

CHORUS:

 

It's hard to describe her -- it's hard to start.

I better stop now, I got a very weak heart.

 

CHORUS:

 

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO:

 

Yeah, it's hard to describe her -- it's hard to start.

I better stop now, I got a very weak heart.

 

CHORUS:

 

OUTRO:  Am  Dm  Am  Em  D#m  Dm   Am  Adim7  A  Bb13  A7  A9

 





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