Other Mixes By joey de vivre
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Naughty Numbers from the Repression
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Artist | Song | |
Spike Jones | Beautiful Eggs | |
Josephine Baker | Don't Touch My Tomatoes | |
Julia Lee | I Didn't Like It the First Time | |
Josephine Garrison | Two Times a Night | |
Cliff Faure | Please Don't Bang on the Piano | |
Tampa Red | Let Me Play with Your Poodle | |
Fluffy Hunter | The Walking Blues | |
the Oscars | Rubbin' On the Darned Old Thing | |
Al Miller | It Must Be Good | |
Hokum Boys | It Started in the Garden of Eden | |
Benny Bell | Shaving Cream | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
Bullmoose Jackson | My Big 10-Inch | |
George Formby | My Little Ukulele | |
Joe Rines | Father Had a Big One | |
King Perry | Ducks Yas Yas | |
Cliff Faure | Ain't It a Beauty | |
the Odd Couple | Brush Up Your Shakespeare | |
Dinah Washington | TV Is the Thing This Year | |
Oscar Brand | A Clean Song | |
Blind Blake | Diddy Wah Diddy | |
Red Nichols | Fan It | |
Butterbeans & Susie | Hot Dog Man | |
Comment:
It seems quaint now, but back in the 20th century songwriters expended a lot of ingenuity in engineering double-entendre lyrics that sounded suggestive but could be technically proven innocent;(i.e. "I Didn't Like It the First Time" is *really* about spinach, & "Father Had a Big One" is *really* about his mustache, etc. ) Now it all seems touchingly innocent.

Feedback:
Your mixes are always so .... artful ....
Ah, the risque rhythms of yesterday.
I've been looking for the music and lyrics to Please Don't Bang On The Piano for almost 25 years! How can I get a copy of this?
I am looking for lyrics to Cliff Ferre's "Ain't It a Beauty" but would also be interested in this whole mix. How do I do that?
My god, this is glorious. I want it so bad I could scream. Are you up for trading, at all?
This is so creative and funny. I bet the songs are great too...
::bop::
Touchingly innocent, yes, but far more entertaining than most of the bands these days that just use the most blunt terms possible and leave nothing to the imagination. . .
How can I get a copy of this mix? Thanks,