by Howlin' Wolf on album Party Jazz

Well, all you girls think the days are gone You don't have to worry, you can have your fun Take me, baby, for your little boy To get three hundred pounds of a heavenly joy Ah, this is it, this is it

by Howlin' Wolf on album Live In Cambridge, MA., 1966

Well, all you girls think the days are gone You don't have to worry, you can have your fun Take me, baby, for your little boy To get three hundred pounds of a heavenly joy Ah, this is it, this is it

by Barrelhouse Chuck on album Driftin' From Town To Town

by Eddie Hinton on album Hard Luck Guy

Three hundred pounds of hongry Down to the house every Sunday Boil them taters and butter them buns Licking that grease right off them thumbs Three hundred pounds, as tall as he's round And every poun

by Gene McDaniels on album Greatest Big Hits of 1961, Vol. 3

A Hundred Pounds Of Clay Gene McDaniels Highest chart position # 3 in 1961 Written by Bob Elgin, Luther Dixon, and Kay Roger He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonn

by Gene McDaniels on album Miscellaneous

Gene McDaniels Miscellaneous A Hundred Pounds Of Clay He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonna fix this-a world today" "Because I know what's missin' " Then He ro

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay

by Gene McDaniels on album Hundred Pounds of Clay

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay (Mono Version)

by Gene McDaniels on album Best of Gene McDaniels - A Hundred Pounds of Clay (1995 Remaster)

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay - The Best Of

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay: The Best of Gene McDaniels

by Gene McDaniels on album A Hundred Pounds of Clay / Tower of Strength

by Gene McDaniels on album 100 Popcorn Classics

A Hundred Pounds Of Clay Gene McDaniels Highest chart position # 3 in 1961 Written by Bob Elgin, Luther Dixon, and Kay Roger He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonn

by Gene McDaniels on album The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1961 Still Rockin'

A Hundred Pounds Of Clay Gene McDaniels Highest chart position # 3 in 1961 Written by Bob Elgin, Luther Dixon, and Kay Roger He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonn

by Gene Mc Daniels on album Dreaming Motel

He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonna fix this-a world today" "Because I know what's missin' " Then He rolled his big sleeves up And a brand-new world began He cre

by Gene McDaniels on album Las 66 Favoritas de Jose María Íñigo y José Ramón Pardo. Vol. 1 (1958-1961) [Remastered]]

He took a hundred pounds of clay And they He said "Hey, listen" "I'm gonna fix this-a world today" "Because I know what's missin' " Then He rolled his big sleeves up And a brand-new world began He cre

by Bobby Womack on album Back to My Roots

He took a hundred pounds of clay And then he said hey listen I'm gonna fix this world today Because I know what's missin' Then he rolled his big sleeve up And a brand new world began He created a woma