Girls, Girls, Girls and other uptime songs

Buckcherry's "She's a crazy bitch" has been popular since coming out a few years ago ("when I dream, I'm doin' you all night...")

Katy Perry, "I kissed a girl"

Kid Rock's "I'm a lowlife living the high life" ("I take strippers out to breakfast you can add that to my checklist")

and finally "Rock Star" by Nickelback:

[CHORUS]
'Cause we all just wanna be big rockstars
Livin' in hilltop houses driving fifteen cars
The girls come easy and the drugs come cheap
We'll all stay skinny cause we just won't eat
And we'll hang out in the coolest bars
In the VIP with the movie stars
Every good gold digger's
Gonna wind up there
Every Playboy bunny
with her bleach blonde hair
and well..
Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar
Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar

Yep. I had a brain fart on that one. It is a great stripper song in any form.

Sam, my only observation is it's been awhile since I've heard Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me" in a club. I wonder why?

CQWERTY asked it's been awhile since I've heard Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me" in a club. I wonder why?

Dudester answers: I've been going to SC's for thirty years now. Although there have been gaps, I've noticed most club dj's play what's currently a hit, what's trendy. "Pour Some Sugar on Me", although perfect for a strip club, isn't about SC's.

"Girls Girls, Girls" became a SC staple the second it came out. I actually haven't heard it in a SC in a while, unless the SC is running a special event. "Girls Girls, Girls" is only the second song, written exclusively about SC's to become a HUGE hit, with the other song being, the instrumental "The Stripper" (1960), which was still a SC staple into the early 1980's.

"I wanna see your pussy" by Lords of Acid used to be the standard pre 2 fer at my favorite club.

It's been forever since I heard "Girls, Girls, Girls" in a strip club. And I don't remember in the context of a promotion. "Pour Some Sugar on Me", on the other hand, I hear all the time, at least at my #2 club. One of the girls, who normally only dances to Bon Jovi songs, will do that one. "The Stripper" is a song (or more accurately, an instrumental) I've heard at one of the clubs I've visited in Kansas as their closing time song, although I don't remember which club.

"Pussy Control" by Prince, the artist formerly known as the Artist Formerly Known as Prince, appears to be popular.

I always thought that "Shakin'" by Eddie Money shouod have been more popular.

This one was post-"GGG": "The Lapdance is Better when the Stripper is Crying," by Bloodhound Gang.

(Kidding, of course.)

Or, "I'm in Love (wit a Stripper)"

I don't know how big a hit this was, and it's been a few years, but Bob Seger's "Down on Main Street" had a strip club subject.

Jock Jams - Let's Get Ready to Rumble for 2-4-1's

Thank you, Dudester.

There's "Nick the Stripper" by the Birthday Party, who broke up in the early 80s. It was on their 'Hits' album, so it must have been a hit. Never heard it in a strip club, and I wouldn't ever expect to, although I've heard solo Nick Cave songs a few times.

Bob Seger's "Love to watch her strut" was a fixture in the early 80s bikini bars in NE Ohio. Prince's "Little Nicky" from the Purple Rain album was almost perfect for strippers except for the bizarre extended ending that was on the juke box versions back in the day.

DoctorDarby-
Surely you mean Darling Nikki? I hear that song all the time, both the Prince and Foo Fighters version.