The Meaning of the Song. "Butter And Eggman" is a classic jazz tune performed by the legendary Louis Armstrong. The song reflects the desire for a particular type of man, commonly referred to as a "butter and egg man," by a woman from the West. The phrase "butter and egg man" originated in the early 20th century and was used to.. Now she wants, a butter an egg man. From way out in the west. She wants somebody, who's workin' all day. So she's got money, when she wants to play. Now pretty clothes, they'll never be mine. But what she told me the other day. I hope she don't change her mind. Now she wants, a butter an egg man.
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"Big Butter and Egg Man" is a 1926 jazz song written by Percy Venable. Venable was a record producer at the Sunset Cafe and wrote the song for Louis Armstrong and singer May Alix. The song is often played by Dixieland bands, and is considered a jazz standard.. Louis Armstrong's Hot Five. "Big Butter and Egg Man" is a 1926 jazz song written by Percy Venable. Venable was a record producer at the Sunset Cafe and wrote.
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