Ride Me High
Widespread Panic · Colorado Springs 1985 [2011]
hey, hey, hey, let me talk to you
I just wanna to whisper in your sexy ear
Tell you that I love you, walk away your fear
low-down, slow down, feel you go down, the funky things you do
hey, hey, hey, let me talk to you
Higher, higher, higher, how high can you go
Ride me high this morning, ride me high some more
Higher, higher, higher, how high can you go
Ride me high this morning, ride me high some more
Heeey
The way you move your body, it's a crying shame
I won't tell nobody if you will do the same
One thing that's for certain, one thing that's for sure
The less you want, the more you've got, so don't you cry for more
Higher, higher, higher, how high can you go
Ride me high this morning, ride me high some more
Higher, higher, higher, how high can you go
Ride me high this morning, ride me high some more
Heeey
Ride Me High
Widespread Panic's 'Ride Me High' stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of blues, jazz, and rock, captured in their 2011 live recording from Colorado Springs. This track exemplifies the group's improvisational prowess, featuring the interplay of harmonica, guitar, and vocals that has defined their career since the 1980s. The song reflects the band's deep roots in the American roots music tradition, showcasing their ability to weave complex arrangements into a cohesive, groove-driven performance. As part of their extensive discography of live recordings, 'Ride Me High' captures the energy and spontaneity characteristic of Widespread Panic's concerts, offering listeners an authentic glimpse into their musical evolution over decades.