V/A Please Warm My Weiner LP [Yazoo]
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This compilation contains Blues with rather frivolous lyrical content recorded between 1928 and 1935.
"Hokum" is an old Vaudeville term that the New York Times once defined as "a brand of fun bordering on vulgarity and quite obvious."
(quoted from Stephen Calt's "Barrelhouse Words. A Blues Dialect Dictionary")
| A1 | Whistling Bob Howe & Frankie Griggs– | The Coldest Stuff In Town |
| A2 | Tommie Bradley & James Cole (4)– | Adam And Eve |
| A3 | Buddie Burton*– | Ham Fatchet Blues Part 1 |
| A4 | Georgia Tom & Tampa Red– | The Alley Crap Game |
| A5 | Rufus & Ben Quillian– | Satisfaction Blues |
| A6 | Hokum Boys*– | I Had To Give Up Gym |
| A7 | Papa Charlie Jackson– | You Put It In, I'll Take It Out |
| B1 | Butterbeans & Susie– | Elevator Papa, Switchboard Mama |
| B2 | Robert* & Charlie Hicks (3)– | Darktown Gambling - The Crap Game |
| B3 | Yazoo All Stars– | Hometown Skiffle Part 1 |
| B4 | Yazoo All Stars– | Hometown Skiffle Part 2 |
| B5 | Memphis Minnie– | Banana Man Blues |
| B6 | Leola B. Wilson & Kid Wesley Wilson*– | Uncle Joe |
| B7 | Bo Carter– | Please Warm My Weiner |