Owens, Buck - Hot Dog Lyrics






Well, my baby works in a hot dog stand
A-making them hot dogs as fast as she can
Up steps a cat and yells don't be slow
And get me two hot dogs ready to go

Hot dog, she's my baby
Hot dog, drives me crazy
Hot dog, I don't mean maybe
Well, you oughta see my baby at the hot dog stand

Well, in the cool of the evening when the sun goes down
All the chicks and the cats all gather around
They order hot dogs and red soda pop
Then head down the road to a hep cat hop

Hot dog, she's my baby
Hot dog, drives me crazy
Hot dog, don't mean maybe
Well, you oughta see my baby at the hot dog stand

[Instrumental]

Well, I'm a-waiting for my baby every night at twelve
She closes up the shop and then we lose ourselves
At a hep cat hop, in a crazy way
We're a-doin' the bop till the break of day

Hot dog, she's my baby
Hot dog, drives me crazy
Hot dog, I don't mean maybe
Well, you oughta see my baby at the hot dog stand

Hot dog, she's my baby
Hot dog, drives me crazy
Hot dog, I don't mean maybe
Well, you oughta see my baby at the hot dog stand

Hot dog
Hot dog
Hot dog
Hot dog
Hot dog
Hot dog





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  1. D.... P....

    One of my favorite songs

  2. s.... h....

    My real name is isaiah i'm using my grandmas account and i used to listen to this when i was little

  3. R.... H....

    I miss this music

  4. M.... A....

    Hot DOG

  5. S.... M....

    People who think Buck Owens was just that guy from "Hee Haw" are missing out. He was also a rockabilly pioneer.

  6. W.... B....

    She's my baby HOT DOG!!!

  7. J.... V....

    This version is copied from Shakin´ Stevens. Shaky did a version of the song in the late 70´s. Buck heard it and recorded the song again .But this time in Shaky version.

    J.... V....

    Buck did the song in 1957 under the name Corky Jones. . .Owens recorded a rockabilly record called "Hot Dog" for the Pep label, using the pseudonym Corky Jones because he did not want the fact he recorded a rock n' roll tune to hurt his country music career.[10] wiki buck owens

    J.... V....

    Yearh... I see it as a "thump up" for Shaky,, that Buck actually does the song in his version. ;)

  8. S.... R....

    Awesome! The man is a legend!

  9. R.... E....

    It's all fun and games until you lose your weiner  1:02

  10. A.... F....

    buck owens, great artist.every one should have the chance to hear this wonderful man ply his trade.[preferably on vinyl]. my father loved buck aswell as many other of the bakersfield sound.what a privilege to have had the good fortune of inheratence of my fathers listening ear.

  11. d.... ....

    hot dogs

  12. J.... G....

    Thank you very much. Great upload!!
    Appreciate it ♦♫♦・*:..。♦♫♦*゚¨゚゚・*:..。♦

  13. s.... ....

    No buck's is the original and the best u shits, he recorded this version when he was way past his Tom cattin' rockin and Rollin self, I have it on vinyl the whole album is him covering his old rockin songs and over producing them. Hear the original on pep/capitol

  14. R.... B....

    why does the girl in the hot dog stand look so familiar?

  15. m.... ....

    I don't think it is dons tele as Dons was a maple fingerbboard and the one Buck is playing is a rosewood! Unless the neck has been changed?

  16. R.... V....

    They should've just had the hot dog in the cop's hand get longer instead of jumping out of the bun.

    R.... V....

    Or have him squeeze the mustard bottle too hard and make a mustard geyser.

  17. n.... ....

    I was shocked this song did not go to #1 on the Billboard country singles charts late in 1988 or early 1989 for Buck, after "Streets of Bakersfield" went #1 for he and Dwight. This never entered the top 40. Thanks to Randy Travis and Rodney Crowell's popularity in 1989. This song was too good for country radio I guess. HOT DOG!!!

  18. C.... ....

    is it just me or is he playing don rich's guitar?

  19. M.... ....

    For one brief moment in the late 1980s, records like this got copious amounts of airplay and all was once again well in country music. Too bad it didn't last. Buck Owens is greatly, greatly missed.

  20. z.... ....

    Buck was the best. I'll always love that Bakersfield sound

  21. 1.... ....

    Cool Rockabilly!

  22. M.... W....

    Great MAN!

  23. m.... b....

    i think shakin stevens is better

  24. A.... S....

    So this song goes in the genre rockabilly? and not country

  25. g.... b....

    Great--but i prefer his first cut of this song as Corky Jones in the fifties---didn't Shaky do a version?

  26. J.... H....

    <3 I love Buck Owens!! I met him in California!! He was amazing!! <3

  27. C.... ....

    i like hot links

  28. A.... M....

    hell yeah!!! Buck Owens rocks!!

  29. F.... W....

    ready for the season

  30. F.... W....

    Ready for the season!

  31. F.... W....

    Ready for the season!

  32. S.... ....

    I love hearing Buck do this one! He is having so much fun here!

  33. c.... ....

    Agreed, but he's Buck Owens, and he's still cooler than you, or me, or anyone else.

  34. J.... L....

    Buck Looks Dumb In This Video

  35. R.... L....

    Buck also recorded this song at the height of the rockabilly era in the fifties,
    his first hit I believe.

  36. n.... c....

    HOTT DOGG!!! I love it!!!!

  37. M.... B....

    there were two mathing telecasters....Buck had one and Don had one.....Buck gave Don's to Marty Stuart

  38. F.... I....

    beautifull song

  39. S.... ....

    I have allways loved him,and I allways will

  40. g.... ....

    yaaaay ty!!

  41. r.... e....

    Magic !!!!!!!

  42. s.... o....

    i av the same sirname as dis guy i am ******* owens

  43. P.... B....

    Wow !! he is playing Don Rich's old sparkle tele !!!

  44. u.... ....

    Rosie Flores does a great version.

  45. F.... ....

    He used the name Corky Jones when he recorded this originally, in 1956,worried that a Rockabilly/Rock & Roll record might hurt his rep with Country music people.

  46. A.... P....

    This was the title of an album he did back in 1989. I like the sound he had back then.