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Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea - Andrew London & Hogsnort Bulldogs Goodtime Band

The song "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" was written by Harold Arlen (music) and Ted Koehler (lyrics), published in 1931 and first recorded by Cab Calloway that same year. The phrase itself is an old idiom meaning being caught between two difficult choices, which Koehler used for the witty lyrics. Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler First Recorded: 1931 by Cab Calloway Featured In: The 1931 revue Rhythm-Mania. Was a 'big hit for George Harrison and his band. "As for the lyrics, they are downright pedestrian, following the familiar songwriting trope of finding a well-worn cliché and then wrestling into submission over a few verses – although, again in the bridge, they do take an interesting little swerve,." (Terence Blacker) ‘I oughta cross you off my list But when you come knocking at my door Fate seems to give my heart a twist And I come running back for more.’