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Great Balls Of Fire - Whole Lotta Shakin
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- čas přidán 19. 09. 2016
- Great Balls Of Fire(1989)set to Big Maybelle Whole Lotta Shakin (1955) Performed by Valerie Wellington perfect scene to show the origins of Rock and Roll
Lyrics:
When there one drum
I'm an old bass hun
An' someone beatin' on a ding dong
Come on over baby
Whole lotta shakin' going on
Come on over baby
Baby you can't go wrong
Ain't nobody faking
Whole lotta shakin' going on
Come on over baby
Whole lotta kickin' in the barn
Come over baby, baby
We got the bull by the horn
Everything's kicking
Whole lotta shakin' going on
Makin' and makin' it shake
Doe and the flow and the gate
Takin' and makin' it shake
Cake then found the plate
Shakin' we shakin' and shakin' the place
Come on over, baby, come on
We done found that ding dong
Come on over baby
Whole lotta shakin' going on
Come on over baby
Baby you can't go wrong
Ain't nobody faking
Whole lotta shakin' going on
Makin' and makin' it shake
Doe and the flow and the gate
Takin' and makin' it shake
Cake then found the plate
Makin' it, makin' it shake
Shakin' in the jams, (but case)
Sweet, oh, baby come on...
What would the world be like without black music and culture!
I salute 👏👏👏
This movie was seriously underrated. The soundtrack alone is awesome.
This movie romanticizes a grown man's marriage to a 13 year old girl.
Valerie Wellington recorded this for the movie. Its the best version I heard.
ONE HAND BLACK ONE HAND WHITE....ITS ROCK'N'ROLL BABY
Best movie in the whole world
You're goddamn right! And this is my favourite part, where he just join in and plays with the old man! It's great. Yeah, they don't make musc like they used to do, miss Maverick.
Gerechtsdeurwaarder Peter no sirree they don’t!
Straight up big facts!! ❤️
Damn!! I mean DAMN !! That is some serious good stuff there. I could listen to her sing that all day !!
Now that’s music!
For those who don't Kno whole lotta shakin goin on was originally sung and recorded by a beautiful lady by the name of Big Maybelle but Jerry Lee re-recorded it and made a hit off of it just like Elvis re-recorded and had a hit off of Hound Dog whom which was originally sung and recorded by Big Mama Thorton and I don't think any of these ladies received any amount of money for there song but back then it was alright and common for artist to take another artist song without paying the original artist who actually wrote the song and sung it look at little Richard and Pat Boone.
Elvis did that with a ton of songs (jailhouse rock, thats alright mama, money honey, love me tender, now or never, etc) and i read that he never wrote any songs himself
Right about that. At least Bill Haley and Big Joe Turner were good friends regarding Shake, Rattle, and Roll. Here's another one for you...Train Kept A Rollin..many people know the Johnny Burnette version but don't realize it was a 1951 Tiny Bradshaw song. I wish more people would realize that some of the best rock and roll songs are actually covers of songs recorded years earlier by black R & B artists.
Always stealing something from us
@@AeonAxisProductionsit was not in Elvis' or Jerry Lee's hands at all but they made the music popular which is a big gift in those days. Elvis paid credit slot to black people and community, research what BB King, Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, Sammy Davis Jr. everyone said about Elvis...only good words and memory. Whitney Houston's mother Cissy was singer in Elvis choir "Sweet Inspirations"...all black female singers except one. So please don't bash Elvis. He did what he could to credit black music and singers even monetary.
@@babydollrockSomebody ssked
RIP Valerie Wellington
Damn that woman is good
I've wanted to go to a juke joint since I watched the color purple when I was a kid, lol it seems so much more fun than the couple of clubs I've been to.
Those cats could really throw a party!
I feel like this scene is in every rock n roll movie which is why it was included in ‘Walk Hard.’
Awesome!
wow this is awesome
0:03 "Somebody peed on a ding dong"
Women dressed so damn sexy & Sophisticated in the 50s!!!!!
Appreciate a 70s fan, Brother.
I love this version of this song better than Jerry's! This women is magnificent!
The woman in which this lady is playing is named Big Maybelle. Big Maybelle originally sung and recorded whole lotta shakin and Jerry Lee re-recorded it but she made it a hit first but she probably will never get the recognition she deserves.
@@deontemiller7513 The same thing happened when Elvis covered "You Ain't Nothing But a Hound Dog".
ironically he did the same thing as elvis lol both of their first songs were a cover
This is real music. What has happened?
This is better than irigional 1955 version.
Elvis had the voice and style to do a cover of the original song as presented here. A slower more sultry version with all that goodness lol. Damn shame he never did. Now ...Jerry had that boogie woogie piano awesome thing and made the song his own. And that's not disputed lol. Just saying that that Elvis would have been amazing doing a cover of the slower sultry jazzy version.
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The 2 dislikes are the white people in here
What genre would this be considered? Im assuming r&b simce its definitely not blues
So why didn't Jerry go for a legally aged black woman?? 18 years or older ? Seems like he would've stayed out of trouble that way. I'm pretty sure they had plenty of Legal aged single women back then.
Those were different times. Cross race marriages were not common. People that knew Jerry Lee pointed out that he was very juvenile and a 13 year old girl was probably as mature as he was. Also, Jerry considered it normal: his sister was 3 times divorced by the time she was around 15-16 (if I'm not mistaken).
Jerry Lee was a product of his time. But he was also highly impulsive and unconventional. If he never married a black woman it’s probably because he never wanted to or the woman he wanted didn’t want him.
Simply because he didn’t want to
Interracial marriages were illegal in the South. Brown vs Loving was the Supreme Court ruling that struck this down eventually
Unfortunately grew up in the 80s where everyone dressed like color mess clowns and the " music" was the god awful hip hop.
Both the 50s and the 80s had their problems. But the 50s were worse in terms of racism, sexism, homophobia, and Fascism.
the 80s had some great music lol metallica, slayer, annihilator etc