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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart
Vocals
Bob Singers
Bob Singers
Background Vocals
Cindy Singers
Cindy Singers
Background Vocals
The Clappers
The Clappers
Background Vocals
The Pets
The Pets
Background Vocals
Bob Glaub
Bob Glaub
Bass Guitar
David Hood
David Hood
Bass Guitar
Donald "Duck" Dunn
Donald "Duck" Dunn
Bass Guitar
Leland Sklar
Leland Sklar
Bass Guitar
Al Jackson Jr.
Al Jackson Jr.
Drums
Nigel Olsson
Nigel Olsson
Drums
Roger Hawkins
Roger Hawkins
Drums
Willie Correa
Willie Correa
Percussion
Fred Tackett
Fred Tackett
Guitar
Jesse Ed Davis
Jesse Ed Davis
Guitar
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Guitar
Pete Carr
Pete Carr
Guitar
Steve Cropper
Steve Cropper
Guitar
Booker T. Jones
Booker T. Jones
Hammond Organ
Roger Hopps
Roger Hopps
Horn
Albhy Galuten
Albhy Galuten
Keyboards
Barry Beckett
Barry Beckett
Keyboards
David Lindley
David Lindley
Mandolin
Andrew Love
Andrew Love
Saxophone
Ed Logan
Ed Logan
Saxophone
James Mitchell
James Mitchell
Saxophone
Tom McGinley
Tom McGinley
Saxophone
Jack Hale
Jack Hale
Trombone
Wayne Jackson
Wayne Jackson
Trumpet
The Memphis Horns
The Memphis Horns
Horn
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
burt Szerlip
burt Szerlip
Assistant Engineer
Dan Augustino
Dan Augustino
Assistant Engineer
Steve Gursky
Steve Gursky
Assistant Engineer
Gabby Garcia
Gabby Garcia
Engineer
Jerry Masters
Jerry Masters
Engineer
Rich Blakin
Rich Blakin
Engineer
Steve Melton
Steve Melton
Engineer
Willie Mitchell
Willie Mitchell
Engineer
Melvyn Abrahams
Melvyn Abrahams
Mastering Engineer
Tom Dowd
Tom Dowd
Producer
Andy Zax
Andy Zax
Producer
Cheryl Pawelski
Cheryl Pawelski
Producer
Dave Schultz
Dave Schultz
Mastering Engineer
Patrick Kraus
Patrick Kraus
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

Went downtown on the 249 Playin' for recognition of the New York town See, me and my boys got a rock 'n' roll band They were so damn good, gonna lift up the man, yeah Well, we got ups, we got downs We got just so high 'til the sun goes down Got the ego, can be abused I got my two-toned shoes and I can sing the blues Look out, kids, it's the FBI We got a problem, you keep me high Put on your clothes, take the smile off your face And put your money where your mouth is or get out this place New York town is a mean ass town We got a thousand bands singin' underground Way down in New Orleans it's the same old thing Emotional music a merry old thing Well, Old King Soul, he finally gave us a jolt He played the vibes 'til nine and read from ten to four He played upside down, he played inside out Then a uniform band he was thrown into jail Look out, kids, it's the FBI We got a problem, you keep me high Put on your clothes, take the smile off your face Put your money where your mouth is or get out this place Hit it Gettin' hungry, I know, little woman Can't get a smell 'cause my nose is blocked I'm so high, I can't believe it Hotel dogs are knockin' on my door Two nights of singin' nearly out on the end Left the two parts red, oh what a square As soon as the man, there's no sweeter song Listen, McCartney, we're the band on the run Look out, kids, it's the FBI We got a problem, you keep me high Put on your clothes, take the smile off your face And put your money where your mouth is or get out this place Oh, yeah
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