“Atom Bomb Baby,” written by John F. Young, recorded by The Five Stars, 1957.
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“See See Rider,” interpreted by The Animals (lead singer, Eric Burdon) on Radio Bremen TV’s “Beat Club,” 1967.
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“A Christmas Twist,” by Si Cranstoun.
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“I Wanna Spend Christmas With Elvis,” written by Don Kirshner and Bobby Darin, performed by “Debbie Dabney” (or “Marlene Paul,” apparently Marlene Ver Planck). Accompanists include guitarist Kenny Burrell.
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Elvis français a quitté le bâtiment. Johnny Hallyday, the “French Elvis,” has left the building. He died Wednesday at age 74. He was best known for his versions of American pop hits with French lyrics.
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“Johnny Hallyday, Gallic rocker worshiped as the ‘French Elvis,’ dies at 74,” Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
“Johnny Hallyday, the Elvis Presley of France, Is Dead at 74,” William Grimes, New York Times
“The Untranslatable French Love for Johnny Hallyday,” Adam Gopnik, The New Yorker
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“Shake, Rattle And Roll,” written by Jesse Stone, interpreted by The Animals (lead singer, Eric Burdon) on Radio Bremen TV’s “Beat Club,” 1967. Burdon is the one who isn’t chewing gum. The tune, originally recorded by Big Joe Turner, was a huge hit for Bill Haley & His Comets.
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Antoine “Fats” Domino Jr., the singer, pianist and songwriter who was New Orleans’ ambassador to Rock n’ Roll, died on Tuesday at the age of 89. He brought a boogie-woogie, R&B sensibility to the world of teen tunes.
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“Fats Domino, boogie-woogie pianist who helped launch rock-and-roll, dies at 89,” Terence McArdle, Washington Post
“Fats Domino, piano-playing prodigy and rock and roll legend, dies at 89” John Pope, Times-Picayune
“Fats Domino, Architect Of Rock And Roll, Dead At 89,” Gwen Thompkins, NPR
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“Johnny B. Goode,” written by Chuck Berry. Performed by the composer on “The T.A.M.I. Show” in 1954.
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“Brown Eyed Handsome Man,” written and recorded by Chuck Berry in 1956.
Chuck Berry (guitar, vocals) Johnnie Johnson (piano), L. C. Davis (tenor sax), Willie Dixon (bass), and Fred Below (drums).
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“Little Queenie,” written by Chuck Berry, interpreted by The Rattles on Radio Bremen TV’s “Beat Club,” 1965.
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