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  • Hank Ballard

    “Work with Me Annie”—which prompted a raft of answer songs, most notably “Roll with Me Henry” by Etta James—was opposed by radio programmers who disapproved of its “explicit lyrics.” However, it and the similarly criticized “Sexy Ways,” “Annie Had a Baby,” and “Annie’s Aunt Fannie”…

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    “Work with Me Annie”—which prompted a raft of answer songs, most notably “Roll with Me Henry” by Etta James—was opposed by radio programmers who disapproved of its “explicit lyrics.” However, it and the similarly criticized “Sexy Ways,” “Annie Had a Baby,” and “Annie’s Aunt Fannie”…

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