When was the song “Mojo Mama” released by Wilson Pickett?

The song Mojo Mama was released in 1967, on the album “The Sound of Wilson Pickett”.

Who composed the song “Mojo Mama” by Wilson Pickett?

The song “Mojo Mama” by Wilson Pickett was composed by Jerry Wexler, Bert Berns.

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Mojo Mama

Mojo Mama

Jerry Wexler, Bert Berns

[Verse 1]
Thirty-two miles out of way cross
By Hokey Panoky swamp
I met a mojo woman's daughter
And that's the woman I want

[Verse 2]
She smell like a wildflower
And her touch is gonna drive me mad
If I get her in the midnight hour
I get some lovin' that I never had
Listen

[Hook]
Mojo woman set your daughter free, hey
Put down your mojo, let her come with me
Mojo woman, it's gonna be alright
We're leavin' for Atlanta on the train tonight, oh yeah

[Verse 3]
Thirty-two miles out of way cross
I can hear the north bound train
It sound like the mojo woman
Callin' out her baby's name

[Outro]
Mojo woman set your daughter free, oh
And put down your mojo, let her come with me, oh yeah
Mojo woman, it's gonna be alright
We're leavin' on a train tonight

Trivia about the song Mojo Mama by Wilson Pickett

When was the song “Mojo Mama” released by Wilson Pickett?: The song Mojo Mama was released in 1967, on the album “The Sound of Wilson Pickett”.
Who composed the song “Mojo Mama” by Wilson Pickett?: The song “Mojo Mama” by Wilson Pickett was composed by Jerry Wexler, Bert Berns.