A logical followup to this thread: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum6/HTML/126621.html









What have you got?

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Could be obvious ones but always liked Wierd Al's








https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcJjMnHoIBI





(this isnt even all of them)

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Most food songs that come to mind are spoofy type songs

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quote Originally posted by 2.5: Most food songs that come to mind are spoofy type songs

Here's one from 1931 that is a bit more serious. "Bread Line Blues" was originally written and recorded by Bernard "Slim" Smith.
This recording is from 2002 and features Jorma Kaukonen, Sam Bush, (and I think)Bela Fleck and Jerry Douglas.
This is a great album for those who appreciate the music of that era.



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What's next? Songs about buildings?

quote Originally posted by Zeb: What's next? Songs about buildings?

Gingerbread houses?

Why not?

This song is called Candy Barr, but it is about a stripper who used to run around with Jack Ruby.



Jerry Riopelle used to put on one hell of a New Years concert here for many years. He passed on Christmas eve 2018.

Jack Ruby. Born Jacob Rubenstein. One of the name-changers.

My food song is Jimmy Buffett Cheeseburger in Paradise.

quote Originally posted by Zeb: What's next? Songs about buildings?

No Frasier theme?

I'm surprised no one posted "Cheeseburger in Paradise"

"They're Red Hot" - Robert Johnson
Recorded 1936 in San Antonio, TX



Double entendre was a hallmark of the Blues. If you don't know what Bessie was singing about, your daddy will tell you when you're old enough.
Recorded in 1923

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