I wanted to send this song in and hopefully somebody will remember it and
make any corrections that are needed. This was put out around 1976, by a
group out of Louisiana, called Le Roux. Seems like I heard this on
American Bandstand, but I'm not sure. It may have just been a regional
hit. I don't know the writers name.
New Orleans Ladies Le Roux
Intro: (capo 4th fret) G--F#/G--Em--D--E--G--D
G F#/G Em Am C
New Orleans Ladies, sassy smile that will drive you crazy
G F#/G Em C D
and they'll hold you like the light, hugs await when there's candles burning
G F#/G Em Am C
Them creole Babies, thin and brown, and down right lazy.
G F#/G Em C D
and they'll roll just like the river, a little wave, that will last forever
G D C G G F#/G Em
Chorus: All the way, (all the way, yea, yea), from Bourbon Street to West Monte'
C D G D
they sashay bye, they sashay bye
G F#/G Em Am C
New Orleans Ladies, a flirtful life, love and laughter
G F#/G Em C D
And they'll hold you like the night, holds a tune, when there's cold winds blowing
G F#/G Em Am C
Them creole babies, they strut a sway, from dusk till dawn and
G F#/G Em C D
they roll___ just like a river, a little wave to last forever.
Chorus
Flute Lead (like a verse)
Chorus
Chorus
Chords----F#/G--200003--really just a walk down from G to Em
