Spoonful

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"Spoonful" is a classic blues song, written by Willie Dixon and popularized by Howlin' Wolf, that has become a standard in the Chicago blues repertoire.

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Spoonful canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blues standard
song
associatedWith Chess Studios
Howlin' Wolf discography
Willie Dixon song catalog
composer Willie Dixon
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPerformer Howlin' Wolf
genre Chicago blues
blues
hasCoverVersion Canned Heat
Cream
Etta James
Koko Taylor
Ten Years After
The Allman Brothers Band
Grateful Dead
surface form: The Grateful Dead

Paul Butterfield Blues Band
surface form: The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
hasInfluenced British blues
rock music
hasMetaphoricalMeaning small amount with powerful effect
hasTitleWordplayOn spoonful (measure of quantity)
instrumentation bass
drums
electric guitar
harmonica
isStandardIn Chicago blues repertoire
electric blues repertoire
language English
lyricist Willie Dixon
musicalForm twelve-bar blues
notableRecordingBy Cream
Howlin' Wolf NERFINISHED
partOf Chicago blues repertoire
performancePractice electric blues band arrangement
popularizedBy Howlin' Wolf ONNED1
recordedIn Chicago
recordLabel Chess Records
rhythmStyle shuffle feel
theme addiction
desire
obsession
vocalist Howlin' Wolf NERFINISHED
vocalStyle rough, intense blues vocal

Referenced by (5)

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Howlin' Wolf notableWork Spoonful
Willie Dixon notableWork Spoonful
Cream notableSong Spoonful