Blue Suede Shoes Guitar Tab

Elvis 56 Tabs:

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Blue Suede Shoes
                                                        Carl Perkins

Well it's a [A]one for the money / two for the show
three to get ready / now [A7]go cat go but [D ]don't you
step on my blue suede [A]shoes
you can [E ]do anything but lay [D ]off of my blue suede [A]shoes

Well you can [A]knock me down / step in my face
slander my name all over the place
and do anything that you want to do
but ah ah honey lay [A7]off of my shoes / and [D ]don't you
step on my blue suede [A]shoes
you can [E ]do anything but lay [D ]off of my blue suede [A]shoes

Well you can [A]burn my house / steal my car
drink my liquor from an old fruit jar
and do anything that you want to do
but [A7]ah ah honey lay off of my shoes / and [D ]don't you
step on my blue suede [A]shoes
you can [E ]do anything but lay [D ]off of my blue suede [A]shoes

repeat 1st verse

[A] Blue blue / blue suede shoes
[A] Blue blue / blue suede shoes
[D] Blue blue / blue suede shoes
[A] Blue blue / blue suede shoes
you can [E]do anything but lay [D]off of my blue suede [A]shoes

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Kieran Average	#1 by Kieran Molloy at Sep 26, 2007 at 11:53 AM EST
	This is 1 of the first rock n roll songs ever recorded. First done by Carl Perkins, then Elvis, then the Beatles, Johnny Cash, and followed by 6 others. The first 2 lines are based on a classic children's rhyme. Elvis recorded his version of this song in 1956, waiting until his friend Perkins' version had left the charts.

No Picture Fuck The World Average	#2 by Fuck The World and Pass The Booze. at Sep 29, 2007 at 11:35 AM EST
	Puportedly inspired by a guy Carl Perkins was in the army with who, when they were getting ready for a night out would say "don't step on my blue suede shoes" even though he was going out in standard issue boots like everyone else. 1

No Picture leif Average	#3 by leif hall at Oct 3, 2007 at 5:24 PM EST
	This is acutally a Carl Perkins song. Perkins did it good but I think Elvis did it better. Like a lot of songs Elvis covered he sped them up and added a degree of wildness to them. That's what I like about his version of Blue Suede Shoes.