Table of Contents
- 1 Which Little Richard song was covered by The Beatles?
- 2 Who originally wrote Long Tall Sally?
- 3 What Larry Williams song did The Beatles record on their Long Tall Sally EP?
- 4 Which Beatles song has been covered the most?
- 5 What is the meaning behind Long Tall Sally?
- 6 What genre is Long Tall Sally?
- 7 Who wrote the Beatles song slow down?
- 8 Who did the song slow down?
- 9 What was the Beatles’ favourite Little Richard song?
- 10 Who wrote Richard’s Long Tall Sally?
- 11 Where was Long Tall Sally by the Beatles recorded?
Which Little Richard song was covered by The Beatles?
Long Tall Sally
He used to do it before he went on.” The Beatles would later cover Little Richard staples like “Long Tall Sally,” “Lucille” and “Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!”
Who originally wrote Long Tall Sally?
Little Richard
Robert BlackwellEnotris Johnson
Long Tall Sally/Composers
“Long Tall Sally” is a rock and roll 12-bar blues song written by Robert “Bumps” Blackwell, Enotris Johnson and Richard Penniman (known as “Little Richard”), recorded by Little Richard and released March 1956 on the Specialty Records label.
Did The Beatles recorded Long Tall Sally?
The Beatles
Long Tall Sally/Artists
What Larry Williams song did The Beatles record on their Long Tall Sally EP?
Slow Down
Track listing
No. | Title | Lead vocals |
---|---|---|
1. | “Slow Down” (Larry Williams) | Lennon |
2. | “Matchbox” (Carl Perkins) | Starr |
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Which Beatles song has been covered the most?
Yesterday
The song was offered as a demo to Chris Farlowe prior to The Beatles recording it, but Farlowe turned it down as he considered it “too soft”. According to Guinness World Records, “Yesterday” has the most cover versions of any song ever written.
Did the Beatles steal songs?
The only song that The Beatles stole was Come Together. It copied Chuck Berry’s You can’t catch me in the first verse. They were influenced by many artists (rock and roll, rythm and blues, Motown, Girl groups, folk) but they did not copy like Led Zeppelin did.
What is the meaning behind Long Tall Sally?
The line in the original recorded version, “Long Tall Sally is built for speed”, is a reference to the proverbial African-American distinction in sexual types: “Built for comfort” or “built for speed”, terms originally applied to passenger sailing ships.
What genre is Long Tall Sally?
Pop
JazzVocal/Easy ListeningRock
Long Tall Sally/Genres
What year did Long Tall Sally come out?
1957
Long Tall Sally/Released
Who wrote the Beatles song slow down?
Larry Williams
Slow Down/Composers
Who did the song slow down?
Slow Down/Artists
What is Bob Dylan’s most covered song?
1. ‘All Along The Watchtower’ – Jimi Hendrix. It simply had to be. When Bob Dylan claims your version of his song is the ultimate on, the definitive rendition of the number, then you know you did something right.
What was the Beatles’ favourite Little Richard song?
The Beatles were admirers of Little Richard, and regularly performed his songs during their live act. “Long Tall Sally” was the most durable song in their live repertoire, lasting from their earliest days as the Quarrymen in 1957 through to their last public concert in August 1966.
Who wrote Richard’s Long Tall Sally?
Besides Richard, Bumps Blackwell also got a writing credit on this song, as did Enotris Johnson, who Richard lived with after he was kicked out of his house at age 13. Featuring a saxophone solo by Lee Allen (as did “Tutti Frutti”), “Long Tall Sally” was the best-selling 45 of the history of Specialty Records.
What was Little Richard’s biggest hit?
“Long Tall Sally” was Little Richard’s biggest hit, peaking at #1 on the r&b charts and reaching the top 10 of the pop charts for the first time at #6 (Pat Boone’s peaked at #8). Was Long Tall Sally a real person? Yeah … it was a lady who used to drink quite a bit, she always like pretend she had a cold when she came to our house.
Where was Long Tall Sally by the Beatles recorded?
The group recorded “Long Tall Sally” at EMI Studios in London on 1 March 1964, during sessions for A Hard Day’s Night, although it was ultimately not included on that album.