Hey Lawdy Mama

For the blues song, see Hey Lawdy Mama (blues song).

"Hey Lawdy Mama"
Single by Steppenwolf
Released	1970
Genre	Hard rock
Writer(s)	John Kay, Larry Byrom, Jerry Edmonton

"Hey Lawdy Mama" is a song by rock band Steppenwolf. In 1970 it became a top 40 hit peaking at 35 on The Billboard Hot 100.^[1] The tune was covered by punk rock group, The Minutemen, for their Project: Mersh EP.^[2]

References

Steppenwolf

John Kay Michael Wilk Gary Link Ron Hurst Danny Johnson Michael Monarch Rushton Moreve Goldy McJohn Jerry Edmonton Kent Henry Nick St. Nicholas Andy Chapin Larry Byrom George Biondo Bobby Cochran Wayne Cook Kurtis Teel Welton Gite Mike Palmer Danny Ironstone Rocket Richotte Les Dudek Jerry Posin Chad Peery Brett Tuggle Steve Fister Ruben De Fuentes

Studio albums	Steppenwolf The Second At Your Birthday Party Monster 7 For Ladies Only Slow Flux Hour of the Wolf Skullduggery Wolftracks Paradox Rock & Roll Rebels Rise & Shine Feed the Fire

Live albums	Early Steppenwolf Live Live in London Live at 25 Live in Louisville

Compilations	Gold: Their Great Hits Rest in Peace 16 Greatest Hits The ABC Collection Reborn To Be Wild Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective The Millennium Collection All Time Greatest Hits Steppenwolf Silver Steppenwolf Gold

Videos & DVDs	Hard Times to Hard Rock Living Legends of Rock & Roll - Live from Itchycoo Park Live in Louisville Rock N’ Roll Greats (Steppenwolf DVD)

Singles	"A Girl I Knew" "Sookie Sookie" "Born to Be Wild" "Magic Carpet Ride" "Rock Me" "It's Never Too Late" "Move Over" "Monster" "Hey Lawdy Mama" "Screaming Night Hog" "Who Needs Ya" "The Pusher" "Snowblind Friend" "Ride With Me" "For Ladies Only" "Straight Shootin’ Woman" "Get Into The Wind" "Smokey Factory Blues" "Caroline" "Hot Night In A Cold Town"

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