Crawlin' King Snake

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"Crawlin' King Snake" is a classic blues song, famously associated with John Lee Hooker and covered by numerous artists across the genre.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
genre blues
hasCulturalOrigin African-American blues tradition
hasForm 12-bar blues
hasLyricalMotif crawling movement
snake imagery
hasNotablePerformer B. B. King NERFINISHED
Big Joe Williams NERFINISHED
Buddy Guy NERFINISHED
Eric Burdon NERFINISHED
Howlin' Wolf NERFINISHED
John Lee Hooker NERFINISHED
Junior Kimbrough NERFINISHED
Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
R. L. Burnside NERFINISHED
The Doors NERFINISHED
Tony Hollins NERFINISHED
hasNotableRecordingBy John Lee Hooker NERFINISHED
hasTheme courtship
dominance and control
sexual innuendo
hasTitleMetaphor king snake as male sexual metaphor
influencedByTradition Delta blues
country blues
isAssociatedWithArtist John Lee Hooker NERFINISHED
isCoveredByManyArtists true
isDescribedAs classic blues song
isPartOf American blues canon
isStandardIn blues repertoire
language English

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Blues to the Bone hasTrack Crawlin' King Snake