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'''Sam the Hot Dog Man''' is a "dirty blues" [[List of songs about Birmingham|song]] recorded by Lil Johnson on [[April 22]], [[1936]]. The song expresses longing for the, "taste of Sam's hot dog," that will, "satisfy your soul," and relates that women are "wild" for the way he serves it. | '''Sam the Hot Dog Man''' is a "dirty blues" [[List of songs about Birmingham|song]] recorded by Lil Johnson on [[April 22]], [[1936]]. The song expresses longing for the, "taste of Sam's hot dog," that will, "satisfy your soul," and relates that women are "wild" for the way he serves it. | ||
The 78rpm single was released as Vocalion Records No. 3241 | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:1936 works]] | [[Category:1936 works]] | ||