Money Is The Name of The Game

Arley "Buster" Benton was an American blues guitarist and singer. He played guitar in Willie Dixon's Blues All-Stars.Benton was tenacious, and despite the amputation of parts of both legs in the latter part of his lengthy career, he never stopped playing his own version of Chicago blues. Buster Benton was one of those guys who put his body and soul into his music: his emotive vocals and heartfelt guitar lines gave his slow Blues an authentic pain, and his up-tempo music rang with joy. Although he remains a footnote in the bigger picture in the History of the Blues, Buster was the real deal.

Low down and dirty shame Lord its A pity, Low down and dirty shame Tell me how can a poor man make it I say when money is the name of the game I used to have to a best credit Every place in town I sign my name no money down Things ain't tough y’all And old Buster leads on Now my name won’t even buy me Now my name won’t buy me A piece of bubblegum Its a pity Low down dirty shame Tell me how can I poor man make it I say when money is the name of the game So bad baby yeah… Thinking here about the good time I know has passed It ain’t the old ravishing me But it got me looking for Game Its a pity Low down and Dirty shame Oh low baby Tell me how can I poor man make it I say when money is the name of the game I need some baby I know oh lord yeah We talking about Crumbs(?) Don’t forget about the Fringe(?) Tell me how can I poor make it I say when money yeah! is the name of the game