The Best Marijuana, Cannabis, 
       Weed & Pot Songs Of All Times

1. Gimme a Reefer, Bessie Smith, OKeh 8949, 1933
2. You'se a Viper, Stuff Smith and his Onyx Club Boys, 1936
3. Don't Step on the Grass, Sam, Steppenwolf, 1968
4. Champaign and Reefer, Muddy Waters, 1981
5. Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35, Bob Dylan, 1966
6. Don't Bogart Me, Fraternity of Man,1969
7. Knocking Myself Out, Lil Green, 1941
8. Mr. Tambourine Man, Bob Dylan, 1965
9. Smoke Two Joints, The Toyes, 1983
10. Reefer Man, Baron Lee and the Blue Rhythm Band, 1932

The classic Australian hit "the reefer song" by mindless drug hoover. 
 released around 1995 in aus on MDS. released a bit later in the UK by deviant records.

Jim Stafford- "Wildwood Weed"
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The Rev. Roland A. Duby
  Song:  "Marijuana Man"

Ben Scales  Song:
 Growing Marijuana In My Yard

Jonathan Edwards
Song:  Shanty

D-Tension  Song:
Blunts Cause Cancer

Listen to Vintage Reefer Jazz

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• Save the Roach for Me by Buck Washington

• Smoking Reefers by Larry Adler

• Sweet Marijuana Brown by the Barney Bigard Sextet

• Texas Tea Party by Benny Goodman & his Orchestra

• Weed by Bea Foote

• When I Get Low, I Get High by Ella Fitzgerald

  Sweet Marijuana Brown  The Barney Bigard Sextet

  Weed Bea Foote

   Smoke Two Joints  The Toyes

  Bad Brad and Johnny Punish Show 
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 Pot Songs 

Sublime - Smoke two Joints
SPM - I must be High
Sublime - Lets Go get Stoned
Young Dru - Ganja Stick
311 - Who's Got the Herb

Smoke Weed Everyday 
I Got High - Afro Man 
Third Eye - Tool 
Smokin Budda - Bone Thugs 
Budsmokers Only - Bone Thugs 
Smoke Two Joints - Sublime 
My Mind Is Playin' Tricks On Me - Kottonmouth Kings 
Posse On Broadway - Insane Clown Posse 
Insane In The Brain - Factory 81 
Can I Get A Hit - Cypress Hill 
Get Ready - Sublime 
Smoke & Burn - Bone Thugs 
Smoked Out - Mystikal 
Smoke Weed - Khmer Kid & TRG 
Buddah Lovaz - Bone Thugs 
Smoke Dope And Rap - Dre Dog 
Smoke Sumthing - Gangsta Pat 
My Name Is Bud - NOFX 
Righteous Dub - Long Beach Dub Allstars 
Legal Dub - Sublime 
Rub A Dub - 311 
Dubby Joint - Fat Boy Slim
Dub Melody 2 - Sublime 
Mary Jane - Alanis Morisete 
Dub The Dice - Lunatic Calm 
"Bump" by the Kottonmouth Kings.
Ziggy Marley- Herbs n Spices
Whos Got the herb
In The Flow

"Marijuana"  by Brian Robbins.
(the government wants to test me when I pee)

Rita Marley- One Draw

Spliff Starr- I Need My Chronic

Beenie Man- 100 Dollar Bag
Ganja Anthem
One Pound A Day

Children of The Bong- Interface Reality
Life On Planet Earth
Visitor

Busta Rhymes- Get High Tonight
High

Cab Calloway- Man From Harlem
Reefer Man

Los Marijuanos- Cheeba Cheeba
Chronic Orgasm
Get Blazed

Beastie Boys- Space Cake Cookies
Hold It Now Hit It
3 Minute Rule
Smoke Cheeba

Capital Letters- Smoking My Ganja

Hawkwind- Hash Cake 77

Bongzilla- Harvest
Greenthumb
Amerijuanican
Hashdealer
Sacred Smoke
Weedy Woman

KottonMouth Kings- 420
Gravity Bong
Light It Up
Grow Room Jam
So High

Lee Perry- Free The Weed
The Ganja Man

Gangsta Boo- High Off The Weed

Tupac- Weed Got Me Crazy
Picture Me Rollin

Spliff Starr- I Need My Chronic

Daddy X- Get Stoned
Grow your Own

Money Marc-The Blunt

Resin-Hey Dude Canadian Man

Sublime- Legalize It
Lets Get Stoned

Tassilli Players- Durban Poison
Malawi
Northern Lights

Sugar Minott-Herbsman Hustling

Mc Chris-Toothpick Spliffs
Evergreen

UB40-Buzz Feeling
Mi Spliff

Ben Scales- Growing Marijuana In My Yard

Freaky Fuckin Weirdoz- Sticky Weed

311- Hydroponic
Got The Herb
My Stoney Baby
Rub A Dub
Ludacris- Blueberry yum yum
Lloyd Banks - I get high

Now that you're researching the greatest pot songs of all time get yourself a brand new acoustic guitar and start that jam band that you have been thinking of.  More along the lines of Hendrix and Zeppelin? Grab a new electric guitar and bend that whammy bar until there is no tomorrow. Don't forget to protect that new piece with a guitar case and save that investment from damage.  Maybe your interested in learning how to play guitar and don't know the means or even the history of the guitar. Read up on your instrument and become a pro faster than you think. 1-10-08

Year Song Title Performer  Comments 1927  Willie the Weeper Frankie "Half-Pint" Jackson Oldest pot song? "Weeper" probably refers to the familiar redness of the eyes. [VMB] 
1932 Reefer Man Baron Lee and the Blue Rhythm Band The second oldest song, and the first whose slang survived to current times. We still call it reefer. [VMB] 
1936 If You're a Viper Stuff Smith and his Onyx Club Boys World's best reefer song. [VMB] 1936 When I Get Low, I Get High Ella Fitzgerald with Chuck Webb and his Orchestra [VMB] 1937 The Onyx Hop Frankie Newton and his Uptown Serenaders [VMB] 
1938 Reefer Hound Blues Curtis Jones [VMB] 
1938 Reefer Head Woman Jazz Gillum and his Jass Boys with Big Bill Broonzy (guitar) and Washboard Sam (washboard) [VMB] 
1938 Smoking Reefers Larry Adler [VMB] 
1939 Killing Jive The Cats and the Fiddle [VMB] 
1940 Junker's Blues Champion Jack Dupree [VMB] 
1941 Knocking Myself Out Lil Green with Big Bill Broonzy on guitar [VMB] 
1966 Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35 Bob Dylan [MGH] [HFN] 
1968 I Like Marijuana David Peel & the Lower East Side [HFN] 
1971 Sweet Leaf Black Sabbath [MGH] [HFN] 
1973 Pothead Pixies Gong (Flying Teapot album) [HFN] 
1974 Too Rolling Stoned Robin Trower [HFN] 
1976 Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba Harlem Underground Band [HFN] 
1976 Legalize It Peter Tosh [HFN] 
1989 Urb-an Music Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers 
1991 Herbs an' Spices Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers 
1991 Who's Got the Herb Human Rights [HFN] 
1993 I Wanna Get High Cypress Hill Based on "One Draw", a Bob Marley song. [HFN] 
1995 In the Flow Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers [HFN] 

 African Herbsman Bob Marley? (remake by Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers) 
 Homegrown Neil Young and Crazyhorse [HFN] 
  Bass Strings Country Joe and the Fish [MGH] 
  Panama Red New Riders of the Purple Sage [MGH] 
  Billy Bardo Johnny Paycheck [MGH] 
  Illegal Smile John Prine [MGH] 
  Champagne and Reefer Muddy Waters [MGH] [HFN] 
  I Got Stoned & I Missed It Shel Silverstein, Dr. Hook [MGH] 
  Kaya Bob Marley [MGH] 
  Two Hits & the Joint Turned Brown John Hartford with The Dillards [MGH]  Jack, I'm Mellow Trixie Smith [MGH] 
Don't Bogart Me The Fraternity of Man, Little Feat [MGH] 
  I Like Marijuana David Peel and the Lower East Side [MGH] [HFN] 
  Seed and Stems (Again) Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen [MGH]  
Roll Another Number (for the Road) Neil Young [MGH] 
  One Draw Rita Marley (written by Bob Marley) 
  Fare Thee Well, Titanic James Brockett 
 The Great Smokeout Shel Silverstein

Green Door 1910: La Cucaracha The Mexican Revolution of 1910 forced thousands of Mexicans north, with the weed in their luggage and Pancho Villa's battle hymn, La Cucaracha, on their lips. The tune, the original lyrics to which concern a stoned cockroach, was to become a jazz standard. "La cucaracha ya no puede caminar, por que no tiene marihuana por fumar" translates into: "The cockroach can't walk anymore, because he doesn't have any marihuana to smoke." 1927: Willie the Weeper – Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon A ribald Vaudeville star and female impersonator, Frankie's recordings were wild and laden with innuendo. In the earliest known reefer song – the lyric of which Cab Calloway copied for Minnie the Moocher – Jaxon's accompanied only by piano and washboard, as heard on Viper Mad Blues. 1929: Muggles (Instrumental) – Louis Armstrong Recorded with pianist Earl "Fatha" Hines in Chicago, Satchmo's best known reefer tune is a warm, lilting blues instrumental that passes the melody around like a joint. The piano lights it up with a flame-like ripple, the trombone tokes, hands it to the clarinet, and then to Pops' trumpet. There's a pause and Satch hits an upward gliss as the herb kicks in. The tempo takes off and Pops wails. 1932: Reefer Man – Cab Calloway Also covered by Don Redman and his orchestra, as well as by Baron Lee & the Blue Rhythm Band. "Have you ever met that funny reefer man?/ Have you ever met that funny reefer man?/ If he says he walks the ocean/ Every time he takes the notion/ Then you know you're talking to that reefer man." 1932: The Man from Harlem – Cab Calloway "I've got just what you need. Come on, sisters, light up on these weeds and get high and forget about everything." 1933: Gimme a Reefer – Bessie Smith Entitled Gimme A Pigsfoot when originally released, with only one sly mention of reefer slipped into the final chorus so that slower folks would catch on that Bessie wasn't wailing 'bout no pork. 1934: A Viper's Drag (Instrumental) – Fats Waller The creation of Fats' Rhythm group and their first recordings for the Victor label in 1934 marked a swinging new trend in jazz. 1934: Sendin' the Vipers (Instrumental) – Mezz Mezzrow With Willie "the Lion" Smith on piano and Chick Webb on drums. 1934: Song of the Vipers – Louis Armstrong Recorded in Paris with a band of French musicians, Pops scats through the first part of the tune, which ends with a wailing horn solo. Pulled from the stores when the record company cottoned on to its meaning, it took decades for this gem to be reissued in the US. 1935: Anybody Here Want to Buy My Cabbage? – Lil Johnson "Now, I've got good cabbage, ain't no mustard greens/ I raised my sprouts down in New Orleans... Now, I've got good cabbage, smelling mighty sweet/ I carry my cabbage to Thirty-fifth Street... Now, my cabbage is mighty good/ The best old cabbage in the neighborhood/ Is there anybody here want to buy my cabbage?/ Just holler hey-hey!" 1936: You'se a Viper – Stuff Smith and Onyx Club Boys "Dreamt about a reefer/ Five feet long/ Mighty Mezz, but not too strong/ You'll be high, but not for long/ If you'se a viper..." Originally recorded by the King of the Swing violin, Stuff Smith, and also recorded by Bob Howard in 1938. Fats Waller recorded a version he called The Reefer Song in 1943. 1936: Here Comes the Man With Jive – Stuff Smith and the Onyx Club Boys An early celebration in song of the kindly neighborhood marijuana dealer. 1936: All the Jive is Gone – Andy Kirk and the Twelve Clouds of Joy "All the jive is gone!/ All the jive is gone!/ What an awful fix, can't get my kicks/ 'Cause all the jive is gone!" 1938: That Cat is High – The Ink Spots This seminal vocal harmony groups' classic was covered by Manhattan Transfer and is included on their anthology, Down in Birdland. 1938: Viper Mad – Sidney Bechet with Noble Sissle's Swingsters The New Orleans legend who introduced the soprano saxophone as a jazz instrument in the 1920's, Sidney Bechet roped in Sissle's vipers to sing: "Wrap your chops 'round this stick of tea/ Blow this gage and get high with me/ Good tea is my weakness, I know it's bad/ It sends me gate and I can't wait, I'm viper mad." This song is featured on the soundtrack to Woody Allen's movie, Sweet & Lowdown. 1938: Reefer Head Woman – Jazz Gillum and the Jazz Boys Featuring Big Bill Broonzy on guitar and Washboard Sam. "I got a Reefer Headed Woman/ She fell right down from the sky (good Lord)/ I got a Reefer Headed Woman/ She fell right down from the sky... Lord, I gots to drink me two fifths of whiskey/ Just to get half as high." Aerosmith performed a version on their 1979 album, Night in the Ruts. 1941: Knocking Myself Out – Lil Green "Listen girls and boys I got one stick/ Give me a match and let me take a whiff quick/ I'm gonna knock myself out, I'm gonna kill myself/ I'm gonna knock myself out, gradually, by degrees." 1944: Save the Roach for Me – Buck Washington "Folks say that I'm lonesome/ Say I'm blue as I can be/ But if you're smoking that jive when I pass by/ Then save the roach for me." 1944: Santa's Secret – Johnny Guarnieri & Slam Stewart The parting song on the legendary Savoy jazz Christmas album, Christmas Blues, is this tribute to the recently deceased Fats Waller, in which Santa is a viper! 1945: Sweet Marijuana Brown – Barney Bigard Sextet "In her victory garden, the seeds grow all around/ She plants, she dig, she's flipped her wig/ Sweet Marijuana Brown." 1945: The G Man Got the T Man – Cee Pee Johnson "Cats can't buy their jive at night/ So now they hurry home/ since the G man got the T man and gone/ They have to drink their lush and stagger/ Even though they know its wrong/ Cause the G man got the T man and gone/ They've arrested my connection/ And I can't find any more/ Cause the G man got the T man and gone." Many Marijuana, Cannabis, & Pot Songs Are Available On  Reefer  Songs. & Viper Mad Blues from Mojo Records.