Even if the early '90s were something of a dark age for pop music, I have to give the era props: from Madonna's fantastic double whammy of "Justify My Love" and "Erotica" on through the first half of the decade, there was some raunchy stuff being put out there by some of the more sexually liberated women in the music industry. What better way to celebrate this Hump Day than striking a blow for censorship-free media with something from the R-rated archives of '90s pop music? Since I'm also feeling a little catty at present, for the first in what will become a regular midweek morsel here on Vertigo Shtick here's a snarky little ditty from 1994, 20 Fingers' thumping first single "Short Dick Man" as today's Song for the Day.
Trivia: "Short Dick Man" was written and produced by 20 Fingers, aka Charlie Babie and Manfred Mohr, with vocals by Gillette, who also included the track on her solo album On The Attack. The track was a big European hit and held the French number one spot for several weeks, although in the UK it was released in a censored version titled "Short Short Man."
The Adonis Complex Blogs and Vertigo Shtick, the new pop music blog, combine forces to bring you Songs and Studs, a new and unique multisensory blog experience for the eyes and the ears. Eye candy provided in the form of the hottest web photos of the hottest men around, while ear candy comes from the hottest tracks from pop, rock, RnB, hip hop and rap stars of today and days gone by! A one stop shop for visual and aural pleasures!
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