This is a study of the up-tempo, twenty-four bar blues or two-beat songs like “Sloppy Drunk,” “Got My Mojo Working,” “It Ain’t Right,” and “Don’t Need No Horse,” by Little Walter, from which the head riff of this song comes. The tonality of this song is the blues scale. While it seems to be very fast, the idea is to get comfortable playing mostly half as much as shown in the second chorus root note resolving on the 2-inhale, this position resolves on the 2-exhale.
