"Baby Let Me Take You Home" (Bert Russell, Wes Farrell; EMI Music Publishing Limited) |
Recorded February 1964 at Kingsway Studios, London. |
Columbia DB 7247. Charts 16 April 1964; UK #21. |
The Animals: Eric Burdon (vocals), Alan Price (organ), Chas Chandler (bass), Hilton Valentine (guitar), and John Steel (drums). |
Produced by Mickie Most. |
The Animals. 1987. The Best of the Animals [3]. New York: Abkco 43242. |
Notes and Quotes |
Section | Time | Meas. | Description | Text | |
Intro | 0:00 | 7 ½ + 2 | guitar solo, begins on half measure | — | |
A | verse | 0: | 16 | vocal solo w/ ensemble | a |
A | verse | : | 16 | ——— | b |
fill | : | 8 | guitar and ensemble | — | |
A | verse | : | 16 | vocal solo w/ ensemble | a |
fill | : | 8 | guitar and ensemble | — | |
B | bridge | : | 32 (4 x 8) | recited word w/ drums & organ breaks | c |
A | verse | : | 16 | vocal solo w/ ensemble | d |
fill | : | 8 | guitar and ensemble | — | |
outro | : | 31 | vocal w/ chorus; gospel imitation | e |
Text | |
Baby
can I take you home, (repeat), I'll love you all my life, you can bet
I'll treat you right, If you just let me take you home. |
a |
Baby
can I dance with you, (repeat), I'll do anything in this God almighty
world, If you just let me dance with you |
b |
Oh
when I saw you baby, I couldn't ignore you and I wanted you for my girl; Now when you said "yeh" I just couldn't care about anybody else in this world alone; You smiled at me, baby, I, I could see, my life planned out ahead; You took my hand and it felt so good and this is what you said; |
c |
Baby
won't you be my man, (repeat), Yes, I'll be your man and I'll do the best
I can, I wanna be your man. |
d |
The Animals | Schedule | British Blues |
29-Feb-2012 |