Posted October 06, 2008 by Public Domain 4U
Sweet Petunia
by Bessie Jackson (Lucille Bogan)


Public Domain 4U says: Bessie Jackson was a pseudonym for Lucille Bogan, a classic female blues artist from the '20s and '30s. This 1927 recording made her famous and raised a few eyebrows amongst her listening audience. Lyrical content was not as 'randy' as it is today and songs like this were considered to be lyrically perverse. Judge for yourself... Found at PublicDomain4u.com
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