"No two men are ever the same and they tell me Jim Dandy is my name..."

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

..."Yeah, they call me Hot 'n' Nasty"...

Black Oak Arkansas, arguably the BEST 70s rock & roll band to feature a washboard as a lead instrument.

Singer Jim "Dandy" Mangrum (widely acknowledged as the stylistic blueprint for David Lee Roth) plus original members Rickie Lee Reynolds and Pat Daugherty are on the state fair and club circuit in 2004.

http://www.blackoakarkansas.bigstep.com/



If you're a fan of 1970s second string (well, maybe third or fourth string) "classic rock," you'll remember THIS classic from 1971:

HOT N NASTY

CHORUS

Yeah they call me yeah Hot n Nasty
Yeah they call me uh Mister Fancy
Yeah when you ball me
Yeah you're hot n nasty
Oh when you ball me
You're Miss Fancy
Right

When I come a knockin' at your door
Let me in and I'll tell you some more
No two men are ever the same
And they tell me
Jim Dandy is my name

CHORUS

They say Jim Dandy is my name
They say Jim Dandy is my name
Always to blame
Always to blame
And always just the same
Yeah Hot N Nasty

CHORUS

Hot N Nasty

[mmm]

1. Those guys seemed a little creepy to me

Like backwoods southern hillbillies.
They kind of people who make love to their cousins...
and sisters..... and mothers....... and farm animals.

"Mutants of the Monster" is one cool and funny song, nontheless.
It would be good fun to see them.