Sick And Tired
The Mambo Brothers · Other Songs - The Mambo Brothers
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Wake up in the mornin' fix you somethin' to eat,
'fore I go to work I even brush your teeth
Get home in the evenin' and you're still in bed
Got yourself a rag tied 'round you're head.
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
I'm tellin' you baby you'd better change your ways
I'm tellin' you baby I mean what I say
Last time tellin you to stop that jive
Gonna find yourself outside
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Last time tellin' you baby you'd better change your ways
Last time tellin' you baby I mean what I say
Last time tellin you to stop that jive
Gonna find yourself outside
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Sick And Tired - The Mambo Brothers
The Mambo Brothers deliver a spirited recording of 'Sick And Tired,' a track that embodies the infectious energy and rhythmic drive characteristic of their work. Emerging from the vibrant musical landscape of the 1950s, the group blended traditional mambo and jazz influences with a lively, upbeat tempo that defined their era. Their sound was known for its dynamic interplay between brass and percussion, creating an atmosphere of celebration and movement. This recording captures the essence of their catalog, showcasing a performance that prioritizes groove and joy over complex arrangement, reflecting the communal spirit of dance music popular in New Orleans and beyond. The song stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of mid-century swing and mambo, offering a timeless snapshot of a genre that bridged the gap between traditional jazz and early rock and roll.