Swamp Dogg (born Jerry Williams, Jr.), is one of the deepest of the deep soul singers. Described as “Wilson Pickett meets Frank Zappa in a bad mood,” and known for his dubious album covers, his association with the anti-Vietnam movement (allegedly) put him on Nixon’s enemies list. Swamp wrote or co-wrote hits for Gene Pitney, Johnny Paycheck, and a host of others. You might have heard his music in samples on tracks by Talib Kweli and the Jurassic 5.
01-Choking to Death from the Ties That Bind
02-Please Let Me Kiss You Goodnight
03-Mighty Mighty Dollar Bill
04-T.T
05-Midnight Hour
06-Why Must We Fall (When We Fall in Love)
07-Wifesitter
08-I Couldn't Pay for What I Got Last Night
09-God Bless America for What [Contains Explicit Language][Live]
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Swamp Dogg - Gag A Maggot (1973)
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5 comments:
Great post!!! Love your blog, nice quality stuff here.
Hey,
Are we gonna have a Swamp Dogg discography here? Just lovin' it!
J
thank you.
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Thanks so much for this post. Is it me or is the first track kinda messed up? Music cuts in after a couple of seconds as if the rip started late. But otherwise, way t'go! Swamp Dogg fans unite!
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