One Mint Julep

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"One Mint Julep" is a 1952 R&B song by The Clovers, known for its humorous lyrics about a drunken romance and for becoming a widely covered rhythm and blues standard.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf R&B standard
rhythm and blues song
song
associatedWithLabel Atlantic Records R&B catalog NERFINISHED
becameStandardIn rhythm and blues
chronologyPosition early hit for The Clovers
composer Rudy Toombs NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era early 1950s R&B
genre R&B
rhythm and blues
hasHumorousLyrics true
hasInfluenceOn R&B standards repertoire
soul music
hasNarrativeLyrics true
hasTitleReference mint julep cocktail
involvesAlcoholInPlot true
isPartOf The Clovers discography
isWidelyCovered true
language English
lyricist Rudy Toombs NERFINISHED
lyricTheme alcohol
drunken romance
unintended consequences
notableCoverArtist King Curtis NERFINISHED
Louis Prima NERFINISHED
Ray Charles NERFINISHED
The Drifters NERFINISHED
originalArtist The Clovers NERFINISHED
originalFormat 78 rpm record
single-sided release
originallyRecordedBy The Clovers NERFINISHED
originalReleaseType single
performer The Clovers NERFINISHED
producer Ahmet Ertegun NERFINISHED
Jerry Wexler NERFINISHED
recordLabel Atlantic NERFINISHED
Atlantic Records
releaseDecade 1950s
releaseYear 1952
subjectMatter marriage under the influence
romantic relationship
tempo medium tempo
title One Mint Julep NERFINISHED
usesHumor true
vocalGroup The Clovers NERFINISHED
vocalStyle group harmony
writer Rudy Toombs NERFINISHED

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The Clovers notableWork One Mint Julep
And Now! hasPart One Mint Julep