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The Blues Don't Change is an album by American blues musician Albert King. He recorded it at the Stax Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1973 and 1973.

The Blues Don't Change is an album by American blues musician Albert King. The album is composed of soul- and rhythm and blues-oriented songs written by Mack Rice and others, including a re-working of King's popular 1966 song "Oh, Pretty Woman".

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The Blues Don'?T Change. Blue diamond in the rough, you are forever. You can't be outfoxed don't care how they cut and smuggle and shine you on, you're like a shadow, too dumb and stubborn and necessary to let them turn you into what you ain't with color or theory or powder or paint. Now I'll tell you about the Blues. All Negroes like Blues. That's how you can stay in style without sticking and not getting stuck.

Cause change, people don't change People don't change when you want them to Oh more, children it's more More than you care to do There's so much and so many Save all of your shiny pennies All my wishing pennies made up my mind All my wishing pennies made up my mind

Cause change, people don't change People don't change when you want them to Oh more, children it's more More than you care to do There's so much and so many Save all of your shiny pennies All my wishing pennies made up my mind All my wishing pennies made up my mind. Down in the ditches of a friendly sea Found myself, I was following me Down in the ditches of a friendly sea You're not lonely, you're not lonely.

The Blues Don’t Change Now I’ll tell you about the Blues. Blue diamond in the rough, you are forever

The Blues Don’t Change Now I’ll tell you about the Blues. You can’t be outfoxed don’t care how they cut and smuggle and shine you on, you’re like a shadow, too dumb and stubborn and necessary to let them turn you into what you ain’t with color or theory or power or paint. That’s how you can stay in style without sticking and not getting stuck. You know how to sting where I can’t scratch, and you move from frying pan to skillet the same way you move people to go to wiggling their bodies, juggling their limbs, loosening that goose, upping their voices, opening their pores, rolling their hips and lips.

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