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Come On & Get It, Honey: Judith Owen’s lusty love letter to New Orleans

December 1, 2022 by: Steve Hochman

When Judith Owen and her sister were kids in the London suburbs, they danced around and sang along to the jumping swing-blues of Julia Lee & Her Boyfriends’ “The Spinach Song,” a 1949 single in their dad’s jazz collection.

 

I didn’t like it the first time
I had it on a date
Although the first time was the worst time
Right now I think it’s great.

 

“I didn’t know what ‘The Spinach Song’ meant,”...

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