Rag Mop

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"Rag Mop" is a popular novelty song from the late 1940s that became a major hit for the Ames Brothers and is closely associated with their musical legacy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
associatedAct Johnnie Lee Wills NERFINISHED
The Ames Brothers NERFINISHED
closelyAssociatedWith musical legacy of The Ames Brothers
composer Deacon Anderson NERFINISHED
Johnnie Lee Wills NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decadeOfRelease 1940s
firstReleaseDate 1949
genre novelty
rhythm and blues
hasCulturalImpact recognized as a classic novelty hit of the postwar era
hasNotableChartSuccess true
hasSpellingGimmick title spelled out in lyrics
hasStyleCharacteristic call-and-response vocals
comic lyrics
up-tempo
influencedBy Western swing
early rhythm and blues
isMajorHitFor The Ames Brothers NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Deacon Anderson NERFINISHED
madeFamousBy The Ames Brothers NERFINISHED
mediaType 78 rpm single
originalArtist Johnnie Lee Wills and His Boys NERFINISHED
partOf American popular music of the late 1940s
performer The Ames Brothers NERFINISHED
recordedBy The Ames Brothers NERFINISHED
recordLabel Coral Records NERFINISHED
titleCharacter rag mop

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Ames Brothers notableWork Rag Mop