Lyrics That's A Plenty (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, September 2, 1962) - The McGuire Sisters

That's a plenty's gotta beat it
If the rhythm's got a lot of heat in it
I'll bet you five, ten to five
It's gonna get you doin' what it's doin' to me
The Dixieland comes oozin' out of it
The Dixielanders sure are proud of it
They call it jazz, what it has
That's a plenty for me
It takes you down to New Orleans
Down Basin Street with all the queens
You don't have to have the means
A little bit of rhythm and you're goin' right with 'em
Shut my big brown rollin' eyes
If you don't rocket to the skies
Hey, boy, say, boy
That's a plenty for me
You're gonna get mellow when that fellow blows his horn
Where the blues are born, you'll be gone
The trumpets are trumpin', ain't that somethin'?
Beat it out, brother, there's no other remedy
And that's a plenty, plenty, plenty for me
Gonna go, gonna go
Down to New Orleans
Come along, come along
Bring along your queens
That's a plenty, that's a plenty for me
Come on and hear that orchestra play
You'll lose the blues, they'll drive 'em away
Kick up your heels, come on and be gay
With music, music, music
If that's the treat that you're workin' for
Don't go down to the corner store
Here's the beat and a plenty more
For you to fool on, fool on
Fool on, fool on
It'll get you doin' what it's doin' to me
And when you're in the mood, no stoppin' it
You're gonna blow, you're toppin' it
That is jazz, what it has
That's a plenty, a plenty, a plenty, a plenty, plenty for me
For me, for me
That's a plenty