Fans of R.L. Burnside and The Allman Brothers

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It's all about the music, dude! Sit down, relax and listen to some tunes.

After listening to track 6 on RL's Mississippi Hill Country Blues, I decided to pop in Eat A Peach because it sounded like "Trouble No More", but without the electrical enhancement, never mind the extra four or five musicians! I'm not a seasoned or educated person in the blues genre, but it sounds like someone re-vamped the same ol' song and arranged it differently. Not that I think you could get sued for writing "she done me wrong" or "I shot my baby" in the scheme of things (and hope I don't offend anybody by citing these non-PC phrases), but after listening to R.L.'s "Don't Care How Long You're Gone" followed by "Trouble No More" I thought somebody was taking liberties. The Allman's version was credited to McKinley/Morganfield on Eat A Peach, and R.L. just stated that all songs were traditional/arranged.
At any rate, I was curious if anyone knew the origin of this song, whose lyrics originated from one person IMHO.

Shake it on down...

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Topic - Fans of R.L. Burnside and The Allman Brothers - IMINTHEBASEMENT 20:10:39 01/23/08 (2)

RE: Fans of R.L. Burnside and The Allman Brothers - Martin Taylor 06:54:58 01/24/08 (0)

RE: Fans of R.L. Burnside and The Allman Brothers - jefe 05:36:36 01/24/08 (0)

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