On this date in 1974, JIM STAFFORD released the single "WILDWOOD WEED" (Jun 9, 1974). After busting one taboo with "My Girl Bill," Jim Stafford managed a follow-up hit with this equally cheeky tune, perhaps the first Top 10 hit that was pro-pot with no ambiguity at all. Stafford was a genial enough personality to pull it off – and even got a network TV show soon after. Written by American country music singer, songwriter, and comedian DON BOWMAN, it was the fourth of four U.S. Top 40 singles fro

On this date in 1974, JIM STAFFORD released the single "WILDWOOD WEED" (Jun 9, 1974). After busting one taboo with "My Girl Bill," Jim Stafford managed a follow-up hit with this equally cheeky tune, perhaps the first Top 10 hit that was pro-pot with no ambiguity at all. Stafford was a genial enough personality to pull it off – and even got a network TV show soon after. Written by American country music singer, songwriter, and comedian DON BOWMAN, it was the fourth of four U.S. Top 40 singles fro

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