Boogie Woogie Baby
Fats Domino · Mardi Gras In New Orleans [2009]
Boogie Woogie Baby
You've got my baby with the pretty pretty skirt
I know she's mine 'cause she's just one flirt
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
Yes she's kinda tall with a fine face
That pretty skirt with a tight tall waist
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
There's a pretty little doll
Five feet from the ground
But every time she pass'
My love is tumblin' down
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
You've got my baby with the pretty pretty skirt
I know she's mine 'cause she's just one flirt
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
Yes she's kinda tall with a fine face
That pretty skirt with a tight tall waist
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
There's a pretty little doll
Five feet from the ground
But every time she pass'
My love is tumblin' down
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
She's my boogie woogie baby
Boogie all the time
Boogie Woogie Baby - Fats Domino
Fats Domino's "Boogie Woogie Baby" stands as a quintessential example of early rock and roll, blending the electric guitar riffs of the era with his signature piano-driven rhythm. Recorded during the height of his career in the late 1950s, the track exemplifies the New Orleans sound that defined his discography. The song's infectious energy and catchy melody helped propel Domino to stardom, influencing a generation of artists who would follow. As a staple of his live performances and studio recordings, it remains a defining track in the history of rock music, capturing the vibrant spirit of the time without relying on complex production techniques.