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"Back Door Man" is a blues song written by Willie Dixon for Howlin' Wolf, released by Chess Records as a B-side to Wolf's "Wang Dang Doodle" in 1961.

The song's author Willie Dixon recorded it on his 1970 album I Am The Blues.

In southern culture, the phrase "back-door man" refers to a man having an affair with a married woman, using the back door as an exit before the husband comes home. The phrase "back-door man" dates from the 1920s, but the term became a double entendre in the 1960s, also meaning "one who practices anal intercourse."

The song became an early standard cover song of The Doors and they recorded it for their 1967 debut album.

Album: 'Willie Dixon I Am The Blues'

Chess Records 1970, reissue

Abner - Spector ('360 Sound')

Columbia Legacy ' Roots and Blues' CK 53627

Willie Dixon - vocal w/Chicago All-stars:

Johnny Shines - guitar, Walter 'Shakey' Horton - harmonica

Sunnyland Slim, Lafayette Leake - piano

and Clifton James - drums

Lyrics:

I-I-I am the, the backdoor man

I-I-I am, the backdoor man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand

When ev'rybody is-a tryin' to sleep

I'm-a somewhere makin' my midnight creep

An ev'ry mo'nin when the rooster crows

He's tellin' me that it's the time to go

I am, the backdo' man

I am, the backdo' man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand

(harmonica & instrumental)

Well, they took me to the doctor

Shot full of holes

The nurse she cried, 'Save his soul!'

I was 'cussed of murder in first degree

The judge wife cried, 'Let the man go free!'

I am, the backdo' man

I am, the backdo' man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand, mmm

(guitar & instrumental)

I was accussed a-murder in the first degree

The judge wife cried, 'Let the man go free!'

The cop's wife cried, 'Don't take him down

I'd-a rather be in six feet of ground!'

I am, the backdo' man

I am, the backdo' man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand

(piano & instrumental)

I am, the backdo' man

I am, the backdo' man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand

(bass & instrumental)

'Ooh!'

I am, the backdo' man

I am, the backdo' man

Well, the men don't know

But the little girls they understand

'Ooh!'

(instrumental all to end)

I am

I am

I-I-I am

The backdo' man.

Enjoy!!

(sorry for the poor quality)