the outcasts - I'm a man - processed 'stereo'

Edit for headphones. 1965-1966 cover of a Bo Diddley song, and to be honest: sounds way better than Bo Diddly! Sure sounds alot like the Rolling Stones' "Little Red Rooster"... it's just that The Stones turned it into a mature rock & roll song.

The Outcasts: Joe Sherov, singer and harmonica; Jack Malken, rhythm guitar; Andrew Benjamin; lead guitar; Steve Lichtman, bass guitar; Bobby Diamond, drums.

I'M A MAN
(Hugo Frey/Francis Scott Key/Domenico Savino/John Stafford Smith)

Now when I was a little boy
At the age of five
I had somethin' in my pocket
Keep a lot of folks alive

Now I'm a man
Made twenty-one
You know baby
We can have a lot of fun

I'm a man
I spell M A N
Man
Ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh

All you pretty women
Stand in line
I can make love to you baby
In an hour's time

I'm a man
I spell M A N
Man

I goin' back down
To Kansas Stew
Bring back the second cousin
Little John the conqueroo

I'm a man
Spell M A N
Man
Ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh

The line I shoot
Will never miss
The way I make love to 'em
They can't resist

I'm a man
I spell M A N
Man
Ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh, aeh

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