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❤❤beautiful ❤❤

Wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love you Fats Domino...🎹🎶🎙❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love this song ❤❤❤

Wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤

Ouuuuu creazy beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Yessss 💯👏👏👏👏👏

Love it...thank you very much my dear friend..🙆‍♀️,handsome ❤

Pickwick US had an LP with this track in the 1970s.

Conway was one of my favourites before internet came along... have this on a vinyl LP from early 80,s

Another great hit

Singing along listen to this great Richard 78.

Back when little Richard was good, I feel like he fell off the deep end in the 80s

Which album was this from?

Many Thanks Great Choice Fantastic Little Richard Good start to my day 🤗🤗🎹🎹🇺🇸🇦🇺

What an odd ending.

He wrote some million sellers, but wasn't a bad singer himself.

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Bunch of cute young chaps. Like the fathers of New Edition… Original Edition

Great song and excellent fidelity!

Antoine and Dave Bartholomew changed the game!

Another great hit

I had over 100 r n r 78s mint condition they sounded great played on valve amp I had to sell as I moved abroad only 2 years ago ,Thanks for posting

what kind of turntable do you use? also great record!

What a wonderful oldie, before my time. Sounds like a good dance tune back when.

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Very nice

FABULOUS FATS Listening and watching Fats always make me Smile What a Great Man he was. Thank You very much. 🎹🎹☝️🇺🇲🇦🇺💫💫

F A N T A S T I C💙

Trank you very much is my music favorite yestuday today and always remember

New to me. Basically the same theme as their (with The Sparkletones) previous big hit Black Slacks, with a slightly slower tempo. Doesn’t have the multi-color ABC-Paramount label, so very probably not a US pressing, and off-centered, not rare in 78s.

Great music! I like seeing the needle/arm sway while playing. I am very curious how this was produced that way or if that was 'ok' at the time?

Never Going Nowhere ❤️❤️‍🩹U Darryl ❤️‍🩹

Great blues

This recording has been considered to be one of the best Elvis imitations.

I dig the pattern of this one, its just got a good twang to it

Another one of my Rockabilly favourites! I'm a Buddy Holly gal but Ray Smith was excellent as well. Perfect presentation. Cheers from the USA. ❤

Half way the handclapping isn't in syn c anymore 😁

With that trail-off that has definitely got to be a Sheldon mastering!

Per a Saxophonograph compilation, other musicians were Jimmy O'Brien on piano, Melvin Glass on guitar, William "Buddy" Woodson on bass, Wayne Robinson on drums and Bob McNeely on baritone saxophone. Session date is given as August 26.

June 1958 Poor Little Fool, loved it but flipped it over and never looked back!!!

Another goodie for the playlist

Gaaf hoor

Neil's version is also great.

I'm aware of half a dozen different versions of this song, including one in French. The Everly Brothers' take is the most popular, while Gene Vincent's interpretation is my personal favourite. However, this is the original. The songwriters were England in late 1959 for Shuman to cut a record for Decca. They had planned to travel to Germany to offer It's Been Nice to Elvis Presley but after meeting Wilde, decided to offer it to him. A weekly UK trade paper interview with the songwriters took place the day after Wilde's recording session. That issue is dated November 14 but it doesn't state exactly when the interview took place. There is a extant photo of Wilde in the recording studio, dated October 28, so that may be the session date. The session almost certainly took place at Philip's in-house studio in London. Wildcats personnel at the time were "Big Jim" Sullivan on lead guitar, Tony Belcher on rhythm guitar. Brian "Licorice" Locking on bass and Brian Bennett on drums. Originally, It's Been Nice was intended as the A-side. The matrix number for It's Been Nice has the 1H suffix, while Bad Boy has the 2H suffix. This is further supported by an contemporary article in a UK trade paper, highlighting It's Been Nice over Bad Boy. Reportedly, there was an issue with the song's publisher, resulting in a change in marketing. This may be the reason why the USA release on the EpIc label has Teenage tears replacing It's Been Nice. It would have been interesting to see how the song would have fared, had it received the marketing push of an A-side. Regardless, the release was late November, 1959. Gene Vincent undoubtedly became familiar with the tune through Wilde. The record was Marty's current release when Gene arrived in England in early December to be "guest artist" on some tour dates headlined by Wilde and appear on the Boy Meets Girls TV show hosted by Wilde. The Wildcats even performed as Gene's back-up band during this time. While Gene's recording is more restrained and polished, it has a memorable piano arrangement. Ironically, the Wilde version was to have piano accompaniment, played by Mort Shuman himself. However, just as they set to roll the tape, a musician's union representative had Schuman removed.

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Wow. Spectacular ❤. I love Connie Francis!

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Jodimars have a harder sound...thanks for that them left Bill Haley. Their best all time is "Well now dig this"