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"Let Me Play With Your Poodle" is a 1942
hokum
blues song by the American blues musician
Tampa Red .
[1] His recording reached #4 on the
Billboard "
Harlem Hit Parade " in March 1943,
[2] after first hitting the chart in December 1942,
[3] and the song has been recorded many times since by other artists.
Other notable recordings
References
^ Lightnin' Hopkins: His Life and Blues , Alan Govenar, Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 2010, p. 36-7,
ISBN
978-1556529627
^ Billboard , March 27, 1943, "Harlem Hit Parade", p. 24
^ Billboard , December 19, 1942, "Harlem Hit Parade", p. 25
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"78 RPM - Hank Penny - Let Me Play With Your Poodle / The Freckle Song - King - USA - 614" . 45worlds.com . 1947-05-17. Retrieved 2016-06-19 .
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"Deep in the Blues - James Cotton | Songs, Reviews, Credits" .
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"Let Me Play with Your Poodle - Marcia Ball | Songs, Reviews, Credits" .
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"Low Down and Tore Up - Duke Robillard, Duke Robillard Band | Songs, Reviews, Credits" .
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"Wayback Machine - Mark Hummel | Songs, Reviews, Credits" .
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