Chords for Albert Collins and Jimmie Vaughan - Texas blues

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_ _ Enjoying a Texas Saturday night at home in front of [Fm] the TV [Am] are two of the greatest Texas blues [Cm] guitarists.
They're watching a performance by a man who is [Bbm] arguably the greatest [F] Texas blues guitarist,
T-Bone Walker.
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Woman you must be crazy, [Eb] _ you don't know what you [D] want to do.
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Woman you must be crazy, [Eb] _ you don't know what you [Bb] want to do. _
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Just where could [Eb] you be going baby, after all I've done [Bb] for you. _
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I'm in love with a woman, [Eb] _ [G] but she's not in love [Bb] with me. _
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[Bb] I'm in love with a woman, [Eb] _ but [Bbm] she's not in love with me.
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Yes I love the [Bb] woman, but she's not all the time used to [D] be.
_ _ _ _ [Ab] He's definitely one of the main guys.
I've always heard that he was the first guy to play electric guitar on the blues, [E] _
ever.
I used to always hear about him because I'm from [D] Dallas, he was from Dallas.
He was one [Db] of the first guys that did, [C] that made the electric style, was a big fan of it.
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All the good players, whether it was blues or any kind of music that came out of Texas
[Fm] was different than anywhere else.
[F] I don't know if it's because it's in the middle or if it's in the Gulf or if it's, I don't
know if it's the water or what, you know.
I think the guys from Texas went to [Fm] LA and back and forth.
They went everywhere, but I mean they went to LA and recorded and the guys from Mississippi
went to Chicago.
I suppose it's on each side of the [Eb] border, we would call it the [Ab] borderline, but anyway,
because Texas is in the southwest.
_ [D] The deep south was Mississippi, Alabama, [Ab] Georgia.
[Eb] So they went north [Ab] to Chicago.
What's the difference in sound?
The type of music?
Because of playing slide, blowing harmonica, that was in Chicago.
We didn't have that in Texas.
_ _ [E] There's more in Texas.
The saxophone, the horn section, because I was raised up around, my first band, I had
a ten [Ab]-piece band when I first started out.
We didn't make that much money, but I was raised up around big bands.
The bigger the band, the better it is in Texas. _ _
[D] I just, you know, when I was a kid, [Ab] I heard those records, I heard B.B. King, I heard
Albert Collins, and I heard T-Bone Walker, and I heard all that, and I wanted to be like them.
It was as simple as that.
I couldn't believe what they did with the guitar.
I thought that was the coolest thing I ever heard in my life, you know.
How can anybody be that cool, you know, how can anybody do that?
So that was my inspiration, was I just wanted to, I wanted to be a musician and be like them.
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