Timeline
Year | Month | Song Title | Artist | More |
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1952 | September | Juke | Best Camping Tents | |
1953 | January | Baby Don`t Do It | The `5` Royales |
![]() Baby Don`t Do It CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:44 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
February | Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean | Ruth Brown |
![]() Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:47 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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April | Hound Dog | Willie Mae `Big Mama` Thornton |
![]() Hound Dog CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:49 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DG ![]() ![]() |
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June | Crazy, Man, Crazy | Bill Haley with Haley`s Comets | ||
July | Wild, Wild Young Men | Ruth Brown | ||
August | Please Don`t Leave Me | Fats Domino |
![]() Please Don`t Leave Me CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:33 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Mess Around | Ray Charles |
![]() Mess Around CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:39 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Good Lovin` | The Clovers |
![]() Good Lovin` CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:58 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Crying In The Chapel | The Orioles |
![]() Crying In The Chapel CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:03 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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September | Shake A Hand | Faye Adams |
![]() Shake A Hand CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:54 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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Honey Hush | Big Joe Turner |
![]() Honey Hush CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:38 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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October | Feelin` Good | Little Junior`s Blue Flames |
![]() Feelin` Good CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:55 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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November | Money Honey | Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters |
![]() Money Honey CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:56 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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December | Golden Teardrops | The Flamingos |
![]() Golden Teardrops CD Source: The Doo Wop Box (+1953-63+) (4)Time: 3:14 Sequenced by: released third week of 10/53 Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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1954 | January | The Things That I Used to Do | Guitar Slim |
![]() The Things That I Used to Do CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:00 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
A Sunday Kind of Love | The Harp-Tones |
![]() A Sunday Kind of Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:58 Sequenced by: released first week of 12/53 Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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March | Hoochie Coochie Man | Muddy Waters |
![]() Hoochie Coochie Man CD Source: His Best, 1947-1955 & 1956-1964 (2)Time: 2:50 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DG ![]() ![]() |
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Such a Night | Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters | |||
April | Gee | The Crows | ||
May | Work With Me Annie | The Midnighters |
![]() Work With Me Annie CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:43 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DG ![]() ![]() |
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Goodnite Sweetheart, Goodnite | The Spaniels |
![]() Goodnite Sweetheart, Goodnite CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:40 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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Shake, Rattle and Roll | Big Joe Turner |
![]() Shake, Rattle and Roll CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:58 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG BIg Joe Turner`s original version of this basic uptempo blues number featured such overtly sexual lyrics and musical style that it could never cross over to pop radio stations. Bill Haley`s cover version sanitized the lyrics and rearranged the song, transforming it into a very danceable pop record. In the samples you can hear the original version`s heavy backbeat with hand claps, sensual piano ride, and Joe`s "blues shouter" vocal punctuated with an insistent honking sax. The cover`s arrangement is lighter and bouncier, propelled by a thumping acoustic bass, with lilting horns answering Bill`s jauntier vocal style. Sample 2: Shake, Rattle And Roll - Bill Haley ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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June | I Just Want to Make Love to You | Muddy Waters |
![]() I Just Want to Make Love to You CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:50 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Honey Love | The Drifters Feat. Clyde McPhatter |
![]() Honey Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:24 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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July | Sh-Boom | The Chords |
![]() Sh-Boom CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:24 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Riot in Cell Block #9 | The Robins |
![]() Riot in Cell Block #9 CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:00 Sequenced by: released first week of 6/54 Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Sexy Ways | The Midnighters | |||
August | Oh What a Dream | Ruth Brown |
![]() Oh What a Dream CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:54 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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That`s All Right | Elvis Presley |
![]() That`s All Right CD Source: 2nd To None (1954-77+)Time: 1:55 Sequenced by: released third week of 7/54 Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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September | Shake, Rattle and Roll | Bill Haley & His Comets |
![]() Shake, Rattle and Roll CD Source: Bill Rocks (1951-59)Time: 2:29 Sequenced by: single Honored by: BIg Joe Turner`s original version of this basic uptempo blues number featured such overtly sexual lyrics and musical style that it could never cross over to pop radio stations. Bill Haley`s cover version sanitized the lyrics and rearranged the song, transforming it into a very danceable pop record. In the samples you can hear the original version`s heavy backbeat with hand claps, sensual piano ride, and Joe`s "blues shouter" vocal punctuated with an insistent honking sax. The cover`s arrangement is lighter and bouncier, propelled by a thumping acoustic bass, with lilting horns answering Bill`s jauntier vocal style. Sample 2: Shake, Rattle And Roll - Bill Haley ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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October | I`m Ready | Muddy Waters | |
The Wind | The Diablos Feat. Nolan Strong |
![]() The Wind CD Source: 25 More All-Time Doo Wop Hits (1954-63+)Time: 3:02 Sequenced by: released third week of 9/54 Honored by: DM Some songs are known only to doo-wop fans; "The Wind" is among the best of the slow ones. It features a dramatic tenor lead with back-up chanting ("wind, wind, blow") and a memorable mid-song recitation. The Jesters` fine cover version appears in many doo-wop compilations, but the Diablos` superb, over-the-top original version was impossible to find on CD until 2003, when Varese Saraband included it in this hits collection. Smokey Robinson has said that, along with Clyde McPhatter, Nolan Strong was an early inspiration of his. Once pointed out, the influence is evident in Strong`s falsetto vocal timbre and phrasing, which we can easily imagine the young Robinson emulating. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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November | Hearts of Stone | The Charms |
![]() Hearts of Stone CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:53 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Good Rockin` Tonight | Elvis Presley |
![]() Good Rockin` Tonight CD Source: The Complete 50`s Masters (1953-58) (5)Time: 2:12 Sequenced by: released fourth week of 9/54 Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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December | Sincerely | The Moonglows |
![]() Sincerely CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:10 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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White Christmas | The Drifters Feat. Bill Pinkney & Clyde McPhatter |
![]() White Christmas CD Source: Rockin` & Driftin` (1953-66+) (3)Time: 2:38 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) | The Penguins |
![]() Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:54 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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1955 | January | Tweedle Dee | LaVern Baker |
![]() Tweedle Dee CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:04 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
Pledging My Love | Johnny Ace |
![]() Pledging My Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:27 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG Many CD reissues of this song use a source tape where a splice can be heard about half way through. Besides "Blowing The Fuse," you can find a completely intact version on "The Golden Age of American R&R vol.6" Ace (UK) 650 (1997) ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I Got A Woman | Ray Charles |
![]() I Got A Woman CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:49 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DG ![]() ![]() |
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February | Ko Ko Mo | Gene and Eunice | ||
The Wallflower (aka Roll with Me Henry) | Etta James |
![]() The Wallflower (aka Roll with Me Henry) CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:56 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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March | Close Your Eyes | The Five Keys | ||
April | What`cha Gonna Do | Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters |
![]() What`cha Gonna Do CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:45 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DG This song was written by Atlantic Records` president, Ahmet Ertegun (as Nugetre, Ertegun spelled backwards). Its melody and arrangement were "borrowed" by Hank Ballard, who added new lyrics and recorded it as "The Twist." According to Ertegun, Ballard once owned up to him directly, but Ertegun never pressed for credit to be acknowledged officially. Sample 2: The Twist - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Don`t Be Angry | Nappy Brown |
![]() Don`t Be Angry CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:21 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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May | Bo Diddley | Bo Diddley |
![]() Bo Diddley CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:42 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS ![]() ![]() |
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I`m A Man | Bo Diddley |
![]() I`m A Man CD Source: His Best (1955-62+)Time: 2:59 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM The Muddy Waters` song, "Mannish Boy," is his cover version of Bo Diddley`s "I`m A Man." The different name hardly disguised Muddy`s intent to stake his claim on it. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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(We`re Gonna) Rock Around the Clock | Bill Haley & His Comets |
![]() (We`re Gonna) Rock Around the Clock CD Source: Bill Rocks (1951-59)Time: 2:10 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS This song was first recorded by Haley in April 1954 and released the next month (as the B-side to "Thirteen Women"). It sold about 75,000 copies. When it was interpolated into the movie "Blackboard Jungle" in the spring of 1955, the record was re-released and immediately shot to #1 on the pop charts. Its guitar solo was taken directly from "Rock the Joint," a hit for Haley from 1952. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Ain`t It A Shame (aka Ain`t That A Shame) | Fats Domino |
![]() Ain`t It A Shame (aka Ain`t That A Shame) CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:25 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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June | Story Untold | The Nutmegs |
![]() Story Untold CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:18 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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July | Seventeen | Boyd Bennett |
![]() Seventeen CD Source: Golden Age of American R&R v9 (1955-63)Time: 2:05 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Fool For You | Ray Charles |
![]() Fool For You CD Source: Pure Genius-Complete Atlantic (52-59) (7) +DVDTime: 3:02 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Baby Let`s Play House | Elvis Presley |
![]() Baby Let`s Play House CD Source: Elvis` Golden Records (extended) (54-57)Time: 2:16 Sequenced by: country Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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August | Manish Boy (aka Mannish Boy) | Muddy Waters |
![]() Manish Boy (aka Mannish Boy) CD Source: His Best, 1947-1955 & 1956-1964 (2)Time: 2:49 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM The Muddy Waters` song, "Mannish Boy," is his cover version of Bo Diddley`s "I`m A Man." The different name hardly disguised Muddy`s intent to stake his claim on it. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Maybellene | Chuck Berry |
![]() Maybellene CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:18 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Only You (And You Alone) | The Platters |
![]() Only You (And You Alone) CD Source: Enchanted - The Best of (1955-60 & 66-67)Time: 2:33 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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September | Feel So Good | Shirley & Lee |
![]() Feel So Good CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:49 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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I Hear You Knocking | Smiley Lewis |
![]() I Hear You Knocking CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:31 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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All Around the World | Little Willie John |
![]() All Around the World CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:54 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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October | Mystery Train | Elvis Presley |
![]() Mystery Train CD Source: ELVIS 75 - Good Rockin` Tonight (1953-77) (4)Time: 2:24 Sequenced by: country Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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At My Front Door | The El Dorados |
![]() At My Front Door CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:35 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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November | When You Dance | The Turbans |
![]() When You Dance CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:54 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Tutti Frutti | Little Richard |
![]() Tutti Frutti CD Source: Little Richard Rocks (1951-64+)Time: 2:23 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Smokey Joe`s Cafe | The Robins |
![]() Smokey Joe`s Cafe CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:46 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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December | The Great Pretender | The Platters |
![]() The Great Pretender CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:36 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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1956 | January | Speedoo | The Cadillacs |
![]() Speedoo CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:17 Sequenced by: single Honored by: DG ![]() ![]() |
Need Your Love So Bad | Little Willie John |
![]() Need Your Love So Bad CD Source: Fever: The Best of (1955-62)Time: 2:15 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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Devil or Angel | The Clovers |
![]() Devil or Angel CD Source: Down in the Alley/Best of (1951-55)Time: 2:24 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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See You Later, Alligator | Bill Haley & His Comets | |||
February | Why Do Fools Fall in Love | The Teenagers Feat. Frankie Lymon |
![]() Why Do Fools Fall in Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:19 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Eddie My Love | The Teen Queens |
![]() Eddie My Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:11 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Drown in My Own Tears | Ray Charles |
![]() Drown in My Own Tears CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:20 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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March | Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash |
![]() Folsom Prison Blues CD Source: Sun Records Collection (1950-59+) (3)Time: 2:48 Sequenced by: country Honored by: RS ![]() ![]() |
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Smokestack Lightnin` | Howlin` Wolf |
![]() Smokestack Lightnin` CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:04 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS ![]() ![]() |
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Blue Suede Shoes | Carl Perkins |
![]() Blue Suede Shoes CD Source: Carl Rocks (1955-75+)Time: 2:16 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS DM DG Carl Perkins wrote and recorded "Blue Suede Shoes" before Elvis Presley did, but many people were confused about "whose song it was" because both artists had competing versions in record stores (and being played on the radio) at the same time. Carl`s version spent nine weeks in the national top 10 between mid-March and mid-May. Meanwhile, Elvis released his first LP and an extended-play 45, both of which featured his version of "Blue Suede Shoes" as the lead track, in mid-March. For the last four weeks that the Perkins version enjoyed national top 10 status, the Presley version - as an EP, not a single - was perched in the top 40. The EP peaked at #20 on the best-sellers chart the sixth week that Carl Perkins` single was in the top 10, still at #4. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Heartbreak Hotel | Elvis Presley |
![]() Heartbreak Hotel CD Source: Elv1s - 30 #1 Hits (1956-77+)Time: 2:09 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS DG ![]() ![]() |
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Long Tall Sally | Little Richard |
![]() Long Tall Sally CD Source: Little Richard Rocks (1951-64+)Time: 2:08 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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Slippin` and Slidin` | Little Richard |
![]() Slippin` and Slidin` CD Source: Little Richard Rocks (1951-64+)Time: 2:41 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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April | Please, Please, Please | James Brown |
![]() Please, Please, Please CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:44 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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Blue Suede Shoes | Elvis Presley |
![]() Blue Suede Shoes CD Source: 2nd To None (1954-77+)Time: 2:00 Sequenced by: single (extended play 45) Honored by: RS Carl Perkins wrote and recorded "Blue Suede Shoes" before Elvis Presley did, but many people were confused about "whose song it was" because both artists had competing versions in record stores (and being played on the radio) at the same time. Carl`s version spent nine weeks in the national top 10 between mid-March and mid-May. Meanwhile, Elvis released his first LP and an extended-play 45, both of which featured his version of "Blue Suede Shoes" as the lead track, in mid-March. For the last four weeks that the Perkins version enjoyed national top 10 status, the Presley version - as an EP, not a single - was perched in the top 40. The EP peaked at #20 on the best-sellers chart the sixth week that Carl Perkins` single was in the top 10, still at #4. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I`m in Love Again | Fats Domino |
![]() I`m in Love Again CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 1:53 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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My Blue Heaven | Fats Domino | |||
Little Girl of Mine | The Cleftones |
![]() Little Girl of Mine CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 3:07 Sequenced by: single Honored by: DG ![]() ![]() |
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May | I Want You to Be My Girl | Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers | ||
Corrine, Corrina | Big Joe Turner | |||
Ruby Baby | The Drifters | |||
Fever | Little Willie John |
![]() Fever CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:41 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: DM DG Little Willie John`s great soul ballad was a huge hit on the R&B charts in late spring and summer 1956 but projected too much heat for pop radio at that time. Two years later Peggy Lee wrote more playful lyrics for the second half of "Fever" and transformed it into a pop masterpiece. For the samples I chose a verse common to both versions of the song to emphasize the musical differences between them. The original features a strong, insistent, horn-driven riff undergirding John`s impassioned gospel tenor vocal. The cover rearranges the riff into virtually a bass solo with finger snaps and drum accents, creating more of a supper-club feel for Lee`s seductive contralto voice. When Elvis Presley covered the song in 1960 he adopted the Peggy Lee arrangement, which became her signature song. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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My Baby Left Me | Elvis Presley |
![]() My Baby Left Me CD Source: Elvis` Golden Records (extended) (54-57)Time: 2:12 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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I Want You, I Need You, I Love You | Elvis Presley |
![]() I Want You, I Need You, I Love You CD Source: 2nd To None (1954-77+)Time: 2:40 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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June | Hallelujah, I Love Her So | Ray Charles |
![]() Hallelujah, I Love Her So CD Source: Pure Genius-Complete Atlantic (52-59) (7) +DVDTime: 2:35 Sequenced by: R&B Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Crazy Arms | Ray Price |
![]() Crazy Arms CD Source: Country Edition of Golden Age of R&R series (1956-65)Time: 2:32 Sequenced by: country Honored by: DM ![]() ![]() |
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Treasure of Love | Clyde McPhatter |
![]() Treasure of Love CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:09 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Ooby Dooby | Roy Orbison |
![]() Ooby Dooby CD Source: The Soul of Rock and Roll (1955-88) (4)Time: 2:11 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Roll Over Beethoven | Chuck Berry |
![]() Roll Over Beethoven CD Source: Blowing the Fuse/R&B Classics(1945-60)(16)Time: 2:22 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS DM DG ![]() ![]() |
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July | Be-Bop-A-Lula | Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps |
![]() Be-Bop-A-Lula CD Source: The Screaming End: Best of (1956-57)Time: 2:34 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS DM ![]() ![]() |
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I Walk the Line | Johnny Cash |
![]() I Walk the Line CD Source: Love God Murder (1955-96) (3)Time: 2:46 Sequenced by: country Honored by: RS DG ![]() ![]() |
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Rip It Up | Little Richard | |||
A Casual Look | The Six Teens |
![]() A Casual Look CD Source: Golden Age of American R&R v9 (1955-63)Time: 2:23 Sequenced by: single Honored by: ![]() ![]() |
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Hound Dog | Elvis Presley |
![]() Hound Dog CD Source: Elv1s - 30 #1 Hits (1956-77+)Time: 2:15 Sequenced by: single Honored by: RS DM DG Hound Dog and Don`t Be Cruel were both huge #1 hits on the same 45, the undisputed king of all double-sided singles in the 20th century. ![]() ![]() ![]() |