Mandolin Man-Hans Theessink

[ti:Mandolin Man] [ar:Hans Theessink] [al:Hans Theessink Homecooking] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Mandolin Man - Hans Theessink [00:34.39]Sounds from the Southland from bygone years [00:39.06] [00:39.99]Sweetest music that ever touched my ears [00:44.44] [00:45.17]When I heard sleepy John estes sing [00:49.60] [00:50.54]First time I heard yanks mandolin [00:54.85] [00:55.64]Played with hammie nixon and sleepy John [01:00.56] [01:01.52]Kept me glued to the gramophone [01:05.68] [01:06.43]Such a funky sound [01:08.81]Was real thing [01:10.81] [01:11.57]And I used to love yanks mandolin [01:16.29] [01:38.81]I met yank rachell some years ago [01:42.71] [01:43.75]Some place up north we shared the show [01:48.03] [01:49.26]I felt so proud to be on the bandstand [01:53.54] [01:54.88]Play the blues with the mandolin man [01:58.76] [01:59.74]Such a gentle man with a big old smile [02:04.31] [02:05.54]Rocked the joint [02:07.07] [02:07.70]And a crowd went wild [02:09.59] [02:10.32]Played the old time blues from way back when [02:14.84] [02:15.98]Yank was known as the mandolin man [02:20.28] [02:42.64]Early last april took up and died [02:46.62] [02:48.01]Angels lifted him up to the sky [02:51.83] [02:52.92]I bet he's playing in the heavenly band [02:57.63] [02:58.21]Angels boppin to the blues of the mandolin man [03:02.60] [03:03.55]Yank rachells gone to another shore [03:08.07] [03:09.17]Hell never play down here no more [03:13.27] [03:14.67]Aint nobody that ever walked the land [03:20.03]Played the blues like the mandolin ma [03:25.04]Sounds from the Southland from bygone years [03:29.75] [03:30.84]Sweetest music that ever touched my ears [03:35.11] [03:35.74]When I heard sleepy John estes sing [03:40.50] [03:41.02]First time I heard yanks mandolin