"Why Don't You Do Right?" was written in 1936 by Kansas Joe McCoy. The song first appeared in 1936 as "The Weed Smoker's Dream". It was composed by McCoy and recorded by his band, the Harlem Hamfats. The song was subtitled "Why Don't You Do Now" on the original release. McCoy later rewrote the song and changed the lyrics entirely. The new song was titled "Why Don't You Do Right?" and was recorded by Lil Green in 1941 (with guitar played by Big Bill Broonzy). In 1942, Peggy Lee released her own version of the song. This is … read more
"Why Don't You Do Right?" was written in 1936 by Kansas Joe McCoy. The song first appeared in 1936 as "The Weed Smoker's Dre… read more
"Why Don't You Do Right?" was written in 1936 by Kansas Joe McCoy. The song first appeared in 1936 as "The Weed Smoker's Dream". It was composed by McCoy an… read more
Rasputina is a "cello rock" ensemble composed of singer/cellist Melora Creager, and various, frequently changing band members. The current lineup includes Creager (cello), Daniel Dejesus (cello), and Dawn Miceli (drums). Founded by Creager in 1992, they have long held true to their mission of enlightening the common man as to the power and versatility of the mighty cello. Historically influenced, and constantly costumed, Rasputina keeps a small legion of incredibly passionate admirers enthralled with their earnest musicianship. Considered to be quite a pioneer and visiona… read more
Rasputina is a "cello rock" ensemble composed of singer/cellist Melora Creager, and various, frequently changing band members. The current lineup includes Creager (cello), Daniel…read more
Rasputina is a "cello rock" ensemble composed of singer/cellist Melora Creager, and various, frequently changing band members. The current lineup includes Creager (cello), Daniel Dejesus (cello), and Dawn Miceli (drums). Fou… read more