Jambalaya
Bobby Angel Lyrics

Bobby Angel's song "Jambalaya" is a classic tune that highlights the musical culture of Louisiana. The song is about leaving behind Joe to go down the bayou to catch fish with the singer's sweetest one, Yvonne. The lyrics describe a jubilant atmosphere where there will be lots of dancing, music, and food. They mention some traditional Cajun dishes such as jambalaya, crawfish pie, and fillet gumbo, and the plan is to pick the guitar, fill the fruit jar, and have a great time.

The upbeat song seems to be about the joys of living in a community that knows how to make the best of their good times. The music has a peppy and upbeat quality, and the lyrics convey a sense of anticipation for the fun that awaits. The singer wants to leave for the bayou, catch some fish, swap the fish for money, and buy Yvonne what she needs, so they can settle down and live together.

One of the interesting facts about the song "Jambalaya" is that it was written and first recorded by Hank Williams in 1952. It became a massive hit for Williams, and many other artists have gone on to record their versions of the song. Another interesting fact is that "jambalaya" is a traditional dish in Louisiana, made with rice, meat, and seasonings. Many people credit the song with exposing the rest of America to Cajun culture and cuisine. Finally, it's also interesting to note that the song has been featured in various films and television shows, including in the soundtrack for the movie "Steel Magnolias."

Chords:
C - G7 - C - G7
C - F - C - G7
C - G7 - C - G7
C - F - C - G7
C - G7 - C - G7
C - F - C - G7
C - G7 - C - G7
C - F - C - G7
C - F - C - G7
C - G7 - C - G7