Hoochie Coochie Man was created in 1954-01.
It is actually 'John the Conqueror root'. It is commonly misheard, misunderstood, and then written as johnny cockaroo or john the cockaroo. John the Conqueror root is used as a good luck or protective talisman in hoodoo. That is why it is mentioned in context with 'black cat bone' and 'mojo' in the lyrics of muddy Waters' 'Hoochie Coochie Man'.
It seems that "coochie" is slang for vagina. You can find more information in the corresponding Wikipedia article.
charo!
The song is called "Hoochie Mama" and it's by 2 live crew
Mystic Man was created in 1979.
coochie, Baluchi, hoochie
The song "Hoochie Coochie Man" is often associated with blues rather than country, but if you're referring to "Hoochie Coochie" by Alan Jackson, it features elements of country music. However, the term "hoochie coo" is also linked to various artists in different genres. In the early '90s, besides Alan Jackson, country artists like Travis Tritt and George Jones had songs that embraced similar themes, but none had a direct hit titled "Hoochie Coo."
Snoover,Boover,or Hoochie Coochie
Pop That Coochie was created on 1991-09-30.
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It is actually 'John the Conqueror root'. It is commonly misheard, misunderstood, and then written as johnny cockaroo or john the cockaroo. John the Conqueror root is used as a good luck or protective talisman in hoodoo. That is why it is mentioned in context with 'black cat bone' and 'mojo' in the lyrics of muddy Waters' 'Hoochie Coochie Man'.
Rod Stewart first recorded in June 1964 when he sang a duet, "Up Above My Head", with Long John Baldry in The Hoochie Coochie Men. This was released as the the B-side of "You'll Be Mine".
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Her name is Charo!
A coochie is slang for the female reproductive organ.
Yes, he is a hoochie mama.
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