Mean Woman Blues

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"Mean Woman Blues" is a classic rock and roll song, originally popularized in the 1950s and later covered by numerous artists.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
composer Claude Demetrius
countryOfOrigin United States
featuredInFilm Loving You (1957 film)
genre rock and roll
rockabilly
hasCoverVersion Mean Woman Blues (Charlie Feathers version)
Mean Woman Blues (Cliff Richard version)
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Mean Woman Blues (Glen Glenn version)
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Mean Woman Blues (Jerry Lee Lewis version)
Mean Woman Blues (Roy Orbison version)
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language English
lyricist Claude Demetrius
notableFor being widely covered by rock and roll and rockabilly artists
originalArtistAlbum Loving You (Elvis Presley album)
originalPerformer Elvis Presley
originalReleaseYear 1957
performedBy Charlie Feathers
Cliff Richard
Elvis Presley
Glen Glenn
Jerry Lee Lewis
Roy Orbison
recordLabel RCA Victor
side A-side of "Loving You" EP
subjectMatter a man describing a mean but attractive woman
tempo up-tempo
vocalStyle blues-influenced rock and roll vocal

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Where It All Begins hasTrack Mean Woman Blues
Blue Bayou bSideOf Mean Woman Blues
Loving You featuresSong Mean Woman Blues
Mean Woman Blues hasCoverVersion Mean Woman Blues (Roy Orbison version)
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Mean Woman Blues hasCoverVersion Mean Woman Blues (Cliff Richard version)
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Mean Woman Blues hasCoverVersion Mean Woman Blues (Glen Glenn version)
linked to: Mean Woman Blues
Electric Warrior hasPart Lean Woman Blues
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