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The Bo Diddley song " Who Do You Love " contains an extensive series of puns about a man hoodooing his lover.

He also recorded an album titled Got My Own Bag of Tricks ( 1972 ), a reference to a mojo hand or trick bag.

In Chuck Berry's song " Thirty Days " he threatens an ex-lover, telling her that he "... talked to the gypsy woman on the telephone [...] she gonna send out a world wide hoodoo ...".

Woody Guthrie wrote the lyrics for " Hoodoo Voodoo ", a song later performed by Wilco and Billy Bragg.

The song " Born on the Bayou " by Creedence Clearwater Revival has the line " Chasing down a hoodoo there ...".

Ike & Tina Turner's 1963 album It's Gonna Work out Fine featured a song titled " Mojo Queen ", with definite references to mojo, the magic charms used by hoodoo practitioners.