Here are a couple more versions of Spoonful for which I could only transcribe short excerpts from sound samples found at Barnes & Noble
JUST A SPOONFUL - Charley Jordan
I'd smack the judge and I'd go to jail for a spoonful. I'd go to jail, I don't want no bail, for a spoonful.
My baby said I couldn't get that spoonful. I said, "Look here, gal, don't you fool with me 'bout my spoonful."
LOVIN' SPOONFUL - Rev. Gary Davis
I never knowed such a disturbment raised before in my life, just 'bout a spoonful. I come in one morning just about half-past nine, She got the biggest chair in the house, trying her best to knock me blind. She raised sand on me again, just 'bout a spoonful. Slam me on the head, said, "If you want to get along with me, give me my spoonful."
[Raise sand = an old Southern expression meaning to start an argument or fight.]