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Raunchy Business: Hot Nuts & Lollypops | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Sony
Category: Music
Buy New: $27.49
New (6) Used (3) from $7.48
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 22368
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.6 x 0.5
MPN: 46783
UPC: 074644678321
EAN: 0074644678321
ASIN: B0000027DG
Release Date: April 9, 1991
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| Tracks:
| • | Sam-The Hot Dog Man - Johnson, Lil | | • | My Stove's in Good Condition - Johnson, Lil | | • | Wipe It Off - Williams, C. | | • | The Best Jockey in Town - Johnson, Lonnie | | • | Shave 'Em Dry, No. 1 - Bogan, L. | | • | Shave 'Em Dry, No. 2 - Bogan, L. | | • | He's Just My Size - Kirkman, Lillie Mae | | • | If It Don't Fit (Don't Force It) - Barrel House Annie | | • | Furniture Man Blues, Pt. 1 - Williams, Spencer | | • | Furniture Man Blues, Pt. 2 - Williams, Spencer | | • | My Pencil Won't Write No More - Carter, B. | | • | Banana in Your Fruit Basket - Carter, B. | | • | Get 'Em from the Peanut Man (The New Hot Nuts) - Johnson, Lil | | • | Get 'Em from the Peanut Man (The New Hot Nuts) - Johnson, Lil | | • | Driving That Thing - Jacobs | | • | Bed Spring Poker - Carter, L. | | • | Lollypop - Hunter | | • | Meat Cuttin' Blues - Hunter | | • | You Got to Give Me Some of It - Moss, B. | | • | Butcher Shop Blues |
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| Customer Reviews:
 DIRTAY!! October 6, 2008
Burly Girl (seattle, wa)
My favorite is Lucille Bohan with her shave em dry. when I play this for my friends they cant close their mouths! Jaw dropping.... amazing. I love it! Ride Daddy Ride and Sugar in My Bowl are other great vintage sex songs to check out if you liked Raunchy Biz.
Raunchy Business: Hot Nuts & Lollypops August 5, 2007
Mondra Rose
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
If you love tongue-in-cheek vaudville, you'll love these guys! Risque, raunchy, witty, and blushingly forward, you'll laugh all day. The vendor sent it out right away, and it was in perfect condition for a really good price.
 I'm gonna get drunk and do my dirty talk. February 8, 2007
Johnny Heering (Bethel, CT United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is a collection of off-color blues songs. The songs date from 1928 to 1939. Back in those days, they couldn't release a record that was explicitly about sex, so they used innuendoes. Like when Lil Johnson sang about "Sam, the Hot Dog Man", it could be interpreted to really be about a man with a large... you know what. Besides hot dogs, male genitalia is also represented here by keys, pencils, peanuts and bananas. There aren't as many songs here about female genitalia, but it does get represented by a stove and a lollypop. These songs are done with a wink and a smile. A particularly amusing one is the two part "Furniture Man Blues", where Lonnie Johnson comes to repossess Victoria Spivey's furniture. She doesn't have any money to pay him, but she thinks they can work something out (hint, hint). As I said, these songs rely on innuendoes, but there is one exception, that being the alternate take of "Shave 'Em Dry". The woman in this case comes right out and brags about her sexual prowess, using the "F word" and other words you can't say on the radio. Obviously, that version of the song didn't make it onto a record at the time. This is a pretty amusing collection of dirty blues songs.
Good Collection of Naughty Tunes -- Including One Zinger December 1, 2003
Ibochild (Los Angeles, CA USA)
23 out of 24 found this review helpful
From almost the beginning of recorded music, songs have had some kind of sexual content. Compared to today where little is left to the imagination, this artists make clever use of double-entendres to tell their stories.For example, there's Lil Johnson's "My Stove's in Good Condition" in which she asks someone to "stick your match right in the hole." In Bo Carter's "My Pencil Won't Write No More" he complains that when he tries to write his pencil is "drooping." For those who want something a little less subtle there's Lucille Bogan's previously unreleased version of "Shave 'Em Dry." Lucille Bogan was as raunchy as any contemporary rapper way back in 1935! If you thought gangsta rap started the use of graphic language in music -- think again. There are lines in this track that would make Ice Cube blush (well, almost). In one of the track's tamer verses she says, "I'm going to turn back my mattress and let you oil my springs/I want you to grind me daddy till the bells do ring." If that's too much for you, there's her very different "clean" version. It's so different that you'll swear it was sung by a different person (who knows, it might be!). Overall, "Raunchy Business" lives up to its title. However, with the exception of Lucille Bogan's alternate version of "Shave 'Em Dry," it won't offend most adults as long as its not a formal function.
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