Bull Moose Jackson - Big Ten Inch

[mmmegameat]

The brotha looks like Eddie Murphy's grand pappy.

[AmishWebmaster]

And all this time I thought Aerosmith wrote this. Excuse me.

[artaddiction101]

Aerosmith brought me here

[gtrdrm2]

2 people need a microscope to see their junk.

[harry6757]

lol



[Chimichanga12594]

its funny cuz he's black lol

[thedavidjoss46]

@Chimichanga12594 you have a cool out look on life . nice .

[NickellNo1]

I couldn't sing this song.I'm not cutting 1" off mine for anybody,ha,ha,ha.

[BigUncleT13]

Wow I feel so stupid, I didn't know Aerosmith didn't make this song first. Hey the bright side is I like this version the best!

[freddlyo]

I remember when Aerosmith covered this song.  They took writing credit if I recall. Hmmm.

[ChaosForYourWorld]

@freddlyo Negative, at least not anymore. Steven Tyler notes that he had picked the song up off an old record in their 1991 boxset.

[TheAlxxHydeShow]

@freddlyo no they didnt. they have it credited to him on their Toys record.

[ViolinSnowKid2]

oh god, this dude has such a trollface/smirk. He knew he gonna offend uptright right-wing Christians with song.

[ImtheDesertFox]

@ViolinSnowKid2 I'm an uptright right-wing Christian, and I love this song.

[fgsfds8]

YES

[Hermunkle]

She said give me ten inches rough. So i fucked her twice and punched her

[metafis]

This is a double entendre song.

You think it's about a guy showing a girl his big dick, but actually, it's a nice song about a guy playing his girlfriend her favourite album.

[AdiRudi]

Some of us don't have 10 inches! Some of us are perfectly content with 7 inch :-P

[swankrecords]

the big 10" was replaced by the 7" smaller format. also known as a 45. 

[83shovel]

now we see where Aerosmith got their inspiration

[digitalsustain]

shits all over the aerosmith version

[kenny4504able]

This song was also recorded by Aerosmith. Around 1974 on the album, Toys In The Attic.

[rileyscheffee]

if i took ten off mine this song would be about me;)

[twinnedwitherlangen]

Classic!

[MarcBrewer]

5 inch CDs don't cut it

[jackthepimp4]

Who the hell disliked this awesome song?

[porkchop745]

My word...

[seymourbbest]

Stfu bowser! Nothing worse then some dick pseudo-analyzing great music.

[crazybay46913]

@seymourbbestYou mad that it's all about sex?

[ageofsagittarius]

I always wanted to listen to the original.

[ELMO72370]

ya know he wasnt singing about his cock but it do sound like it.... if you like this try shaving cream by benny bell

[MatejaBrevic]

This shit is gangsta.

[EmpressEricka]

the illest. shit. ever.



[kalyndahaaf]

geniaal

[Bowser1948]

Some of you youngsters should remember that practically all "race" records of the 40's n 50's were double entendres .. What do you think Tutti Frutti was ?? an ice cream !!! and was Booggie Woogie realy dancing?? oh and the early rockers got it too.. Buddys girl selling the "Big Issue" on her "Midnight Shift" ? Dont think so !!

Oh ma soul!!

[Lagomort]

@Bowser1948

The term Rock and Roll itself is a double entendre for getting down...

[browncoat697]

@Lagomort Awwwriiiiiight.

[pinstripedpants01]

Its about a record that plays the blues. whats the controversy?

[pinstripedpants01]

@radio62dog I listened to the lyrics very carefully. It's definitely about his girl liking his record that plays the blues. A record that is 10 inches in diameter. I have one myself and I use it all the time.

[Jordannadroj20]

@pinstripedpants01 Nothing, it's just about a big 10 inch... RECORD!

[PinkOld]

Great song, and (isn't it nearly always true?) better than the Aerosmith.

What is the copyright date for this one?

[Cryptoguy]

I see what he did there.

[TheBreakingMPLS]

is he talking about his dick? >:3

[zenophas]

@TheBreakingMPLS

Vigorously.

[frankp3]

@TheBreakingMPLS duh

[panjo23]

I got out my two inch... memory stick

[Jacktherippoff]

Apparently 1 guy does not have a big 10 inch.

[tatunine]

@Jacktherippoff LOL

[BlutoUSN]

@Jacktherippoff

Poor slobs, make that 2...

[TheEureka41]

This was allowed back then?!

[LILYWENTY]

the father of EDDIE MURPHY LOL

[deka360]

Oh yeah.....

[mitchcapone]

Anyone know any other songs like this with innuendo's?

Appreciated!

[shaxmatist2000]

@mitchcapone Just off the top of my addled brain, I offer the following: 1) Benny Bell - Shaving Cream 2) April Showers - Spike Jones (more diversion than d.e.) 3) Bowser and Blue - Polka Dot Undies *** There are many more. They are mostly "double entendre" songs, like this one. Maybe, some others can think of more good ones.

[mitchcapone]

@shaxmatist2000 Thanks For the reply mate, Haha, They are pretty funny.. Still think Big Ten Inch Takes the Cake... I thinks it's more it's simplicity.. Polka Dot undies, Have to think a fair bit.. Cheers

[milascave2]

@mitchcapone youtube has tons of them. I bet there were a lot more.

[onyx081]

@mitchcapone There are quite a few in the suggestions section of this video

[charleshullett]

@mitchcapone Try John Ryan-The Mustache Song, John Ryan-She Tried It Last Night For The First Time, Lucille Bogan-Shave 'em Dry (explicit), Red Peters-How's Your Whole, Family; Benny Bell-Everybody Wants My Fanny, The Assumption Song (similar to Polka Dot Undies), Richard Levinson-Bikini Full of Trouble, those should give you a start.

[doorslammer]

HeadJestR,WTF are you are you talking about? Steven Tyler is hung like a hamster,plenty of photos to show that.

[HeadJestR]

its really a shame that Steven Tyler's 'Big Ten Inch' is.. well, bigger.... hah

[sharp2257]

LMAO

[Khultan]

@CALICOTV301 Ah ha ha ha ha!!! : ) How'd they get away with this? Ha ha ha!

[sonicscreamingblue]

It's like porn for my ears. lol

[lNHUMANE]

The only thing that can trump this in terms of mid century obscenity is

The Clovers - Rotten Cocksuckers' Ball

from 1954

[sonicscreamingblue]

@lNHUMANE I actually heard that one. I nearly spit up my food. lol XD

[Khultan]

 LOL

[lefteylongcake]

most black RnB at the time was full of innuendo at the time. and still is a assume. white guys toned it down and called it rocknroll

[johnnycage435]

damn two more inches and i could make this song mine

[choongification]

@johnnycage435 if i hold mine in half, i could make this song mine too :(

[eroticnyguy]

LMAO!!!!

[iwannarock58]

I was raised on Aerosmith version but this one sounds better

[jasonpp1973]

Damn, Aerosmith's version sounds very similar!

[susannreno]

One of the all-time great "dirty" songs. Never tire of it.

[VtFarmdude]

why is it people think that way back when this was released that things were so conservative. The baby boomers did not invent sex folks. Things like this were common just not "out there" for the world to see.

[mrfester42]

@VtFarmdude That they weren't "out there" for the world to see, most would agree means that most people didn't "see" it. which by definition means that it wasn't that common. It probably was well known because things were conservative by todays standards and that doesn't have anything to do with sex being "around", it just wasn't generally spoken of in any widespread public way. That's what "conservative" in this instance means.

[dennywolfe]

@mrfester42 I believe you are mistaken. This song is not even very blue, it just has a couple of doble entendre with a very clean clarification (it's a 10" Negro Record!)

What was more conservative were the censors at corporate/advertiser controlled mass media (Hollywood and New York). In Memphis, New Orleans, Kansas City, and Chicago lots of other music was made.

There was mainly even more phoniness for white people then. The sporting life was in full swing.

[DimensionsofChange]

O.O

[HaiLeX]

I cannot stop laughing any time I play this song. Wow this is hilarious. Lol.

[dakarlion1]

great r&B

[HandsUp12100]

That's ridiculous. Yeah, people had NO IDEA WHAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT! People weren't nieve, the censors were just very harsh. Didn't mean people didn't know about dicks, fucks and shits.

[MegaGenies]

It was a lot of fun hearing this in the 50's when it came out. It was even more fun taking that 10 inch the way we did. /thecatholic sisters didnt even flinch. but broke my instrumental of the Man With the Golden Arm right into pieces. What is he talking about. The records were about 10 inches diameter

[MegaGenies]

It was a lot of fun hearing this in the 50's when it came out. It was even more fun taking that 10 inch the way we did. /thecatholic sisters didnt even flinch. but broke my instrumental of the Man With the Golden Arm right into pieces.

[TheOffcialACCFans]

oh! now ! I get it cheekie...

[TheDarkRedWyvern]

woohoo my mate has a 10", it's stuck on the wall though LMAO :p Great song :)

[TheOffcialACCFans]

WHAT THE HELL IS THIS GUY TALKING ABOUT???

[Ayowta]

@TheOffcialACCFans It's a joke to make you think he's talking about his 10 inch dick.

[steveknows62]

@jrsample0425

DOUBLE entendre? How about single entendre?

[TheHotcarlton]

Eddie Murphy strangely resembles bull moose

[TOSportsFan1990]

@TheHotcarlton Black people all look the same to you, eh? lmao joking of course

[nmatavka]

See, this is fine music. You CAN get the point across without using four-letter words!

[MrJihadjared]

@nmatavka BLues and inch are bother 4 letters whats your point

[nmatavka]

just as good as the Aerosmith versions! maybe a bit better---can't decide!

[justmemama]

help me find Bull Moose Jackson Little Girl, Don't Cry please?

[MsAerosmithFan]

Aerosmith's version of this is awesome. They did it so well I would have sworn it was theirs originally. But here it is lol

[biftek354]

with a name like bullmoose, u best belee dat

[designermite]

...band that plays the blues

[57Will]

You just gotta love this! It's funny and suggestive, without being offensive. Best of all, it just plain rocks!

[CavenEdwards]

Wow! so this is were seductiveness of rock and roll comes from. Those old jazz and bluesmen, had such sexualized songs, and what made it cool is they then give to much but they weren't so repressive. They let it all hang out but they did it in a way were it wasn't so obvious. I love it.

[fearofskye]

I actually think that Aerosmith's remake of this isbetter. But this is okay.

[jtmd11]

This cracks me up...can't believe it was published and recorded during 50s..very conservative times..especially for a black artist.

[MsBoobookitty1]

Well JTMD11 if you think that is something then listen to dinah washington big long slidin' thing...:-)

[busessuck1]

@jtmd11 you're kidding... search for dirty blues - but errr don't click on lucille bogan

[classicrockNo1]

@busessuck1 shave em dry

[hifijohn]

@jtmd11 remember back then people were very nieve most people had no idea what he was really talking about. there was also a song called the' gabage man' with the lyrics ' stick out your can here comes the gabage man' what do you think they're singing about?????????

[pezman1963]

@jtmd11 first recording was 1930s when 78 rpm record was new....10 inch record Lp was 12"

[LaVerne37]

looking at Moose's photo...the measurment is probably an understatement! :)

[ewfq2]

hahahaa that they had this kind of music back then! This is awesome!

And it even sounds good!

Wow. I wanna play this on some jazz party. And wait for someone to actually pay attention to the lyrics.

[Atomank68]

Ya think that was risque? I do earnestly wonder how the Clovers got away in the public with "60-Minute Man"???

[susandiane311]

"60 Minute Man " was by the Dominoes.

[guildmanhattan]

Hilarious! Good tune, though~

[badboyrhythmdub]

Risque

[sturgismax]

sweet

[tayishere202]

omg wow this is great

[send2meez]

She JUMPED ON MY BIG 10 INCH LOL

[jarirusi]

@send2meez Hilarious... :)

[alasyon]

@send2meez I hope it wasn't made of shellac.

[fadguru]

Wow. Very bold for the times. I kinda thought Aerosmith doctored up the lyrics of an old blues song. Man, was I ever wrong!

[123Conky4]

haha, yeah, the lyrics are hilarious !!

[jzzlvrmee]

Yes, it was a risque song(lots of those during the late 40's and early 50's), but at least something was left to the imagination, not like today....

[mikeystrafford]

Ahhh! The Sharp Cuts are still alive!!LOL

Top song with an amzing sax solo.

Mikey xx

[joehinkle14]

what a damn good song.

[SPYKERBAKKER]

Quintessential off color recording!

Definitely banned in Boston, I should say.