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This song is by Sonny Boy Williamson II and appear. eah, ain't that a pityPeople ain't that a cryin' shameAin't that a pityI declare it's a cryin' shameShe wait till it got nine below zeroAnd put me down for another man. I give her all my moneyAll of my lovin' and everythingAll of my moneyAll of my lovin' and everythingIt done got nine below zeroAnd she done put me down for another man.

Greaves chose Nine Below Zero after the Sonny Boy Williamson II song. At that time Modern was a musician signed to A&M Records; after producing the band's demos he persuaded A&M to give him a record label with which to launch this band's career. Modern named the label M&L Records. In 1981, they released second album, Don't Point Your Finger, produced by Glyn Johns. Johns complained the bass was too basic for the new songs, so taking his advice the band subsequently replaced bass player Clark with Brian Bethell. There was a period when Nine Below Zero appeared on television almost weekly. In 2007, Nine Below Zero performed two acoustic concerts, producing the DVD Bring It On Home, including a live CD. Blues guitarist Gary Moore joined the band on stage to promote the DVD.

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Blues harmonica master Sonny Boy Williamson II defined the urban blues-harp style with his 1950s recordings, and NINE BELOW ZERO collects a generous batch of his best. Signature tunes such as Don't Start Me Talking, the title cut (from which a . pub-rock band once took their name), and Eyesight to the Blind are classic examples of Williamson's trademark sound-thick, lazy vocals, and visceral harmonica work so expressive it could almost be a human voice.