You know what’s funny? How older folks listen to music of today and be shocked by it, and now here are the young generation listening to this from our grandparents time and WE’re shocked. It’s like a reverse. This is crazy they were talking like this even back in the 1930s. Your thoughts?
"Shave 'Em Dry" by Lucille Bogan, released in 1935, is a blues song known for its explicit and provocative lyrics, even by today's standards. The song's raw and risqué content was quite controversial for its time, pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms regarding sexuality and expression.
Bogan's bold and unapologetic delivery, coupled with the song's catchy rhythm and bluesy melody, made it both captivating and scandalous. Despite its explicit nature, "Shave 'Em Dry" reflects the gritty reality of everyday life and relationships, showcasing Bogan's fearless attitude and defiance against societal constraints.
While some may find the song offensive or inappropriate, others appreciate its historical significance and the fearless way it addresses taboo topics. "Shave 'Em Dry" remains a testament to Bogan's fearless spirit and her contributions to the blues genre, sparking discussions about censorship, artistic expression, and the evolution of music over time.
I heard it at least 20 years ago.
D`y'ever hear any of these?
The recording might sound primitive, but the music still has more depth than 95% of what is around today.
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i felt surprised. i thought everything used to be clean before 1970. not even niple but she is even worse than miley cyrus
Yeah jazz and blues back than was all about fun and release as Blacks had it pretty bad back then, even by todays standards.
How bout Billie holiday her voice is so beautiful
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