Carl Perkins "Blue Suede Shoes"
(Carl
Perkins) Memphis, Tenn. 1956 — Sun 234; Deutschland: London DL 20
037
Carl Perkins: vocal, guitar
|
| Carl Perkins 2:18; Elvis
Presley 1:58; Buddy Holly 1:52;
Eddie Cochran 1:50; Cliff Richard 1:40 Glen
Glenn 1:40 (1958) Bill Haley
(1960) |
Boyd Bennett klang "schwarz", bediente aber den
weißen Markt: 1956, 2:08 |
You can
knock me down, step in my face
Slander my name all over the place
And do anything, that you wanna do
But, honey, lay
off of my shoes. You can burn my house,
steal my car,
Drink my liquor from an old fruit jar
You can do anything, that you wanna do
But lay off
of them blue suede shoes |
2. Strophe
You can burn my house, wreck my car,
Spend my dough at
the soda bar |
| Jim
Lowe, 1956, 2:08 |
2. Strophe
You can burn my house, steal my car,
Drink my cider from an
old fruit jar |
"One for the money, two
for the show, three to get ready and here I go."
Bill Haley "What'cha Gonna
Do?" (Bill Haley) Philadelphia, April 1953. Essex
321.
"Well, it's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready,
now go, cat go!"
Carl Perkins "Blue
Suede Shoes" 1956. Sun 234
"Now she's got
One for the money
Two for the show
Three to get ready
Now go Daisy go!"
Marque
"One To Make Her Happy" Written by Marque &
Hasberger. 2000 |
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To the one
who stole my car, burnt my house,
kidnapped my wife, killed my son—shame on you! |
New
York, Mar.14 1956
For the first time within memory, a country and
western artist has scored chart-wise in all three musical categories.
Carl
Perkins, whose "Blue Suede Shoes" disk this week showed up on the pop, country
and western and rhythm and blues charts, is the artist in question. His disk
hit No.14 on the pop chart, No.9 on the r&b chart and was well up in the
top 10 on the country chart. |
