@@thomastimlin1724 Yeah but Paul really learned it from Richard. He met him back in Hamburg and Richard taught him that scream back there. Paul has sited him as a big influence.
Beatles are so overrated. Plenty of more talented artists who because they didn’t fit the certain mold the label’s wanted, were ignored after they made sure to steal whatever made them unique. .
Paul McCartney used to employ a Little-Richard-like "woo" in a lot of the Beatles' songs. And of course his flamboyance paved the way for people like Prince many years later.
Little Richard was one of the true pioneers of Rock. Back then almost everyone was an 'original', but Little Richard was a 'stand-out original.' I also noticed another original sitting at the tables, Billy Haley and the Comets. 😎
Classic! Little Richard, RIP! Little Richard taught The Beatles how to "woooh" like that and they returned the favor by covering "Long Tall Sally". Little Richard was a singular figure in the history of rock and roll. When you're ready for more from him check out "Good Golly Miss Molly", "The Girl Can't Help It", "Keep a-Knockin'", "Rip It Up", and "Jenny, Jenny" along with many others. And for more music from the fifties in that style, check out Big Joe Turner "Shake, Rattle and Roll", "Flip Flop & Fly", and "Corrine, Corrina"; Larry Williams "Marie Marie", "Dizzy Miss Lizzy", and "Bad Boy"; and LaVern Baker "Jim Dandy", "See See Rider", and "Tweedle Dee"; and Louis Jordan "Caldonia", "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby", and "Keep A-Knockin' (But You Can't Come In)" -- Fire!
4:37 what an absolute legend and one of the most important people in the history of music. This is ridiculously good! Look at his beginnings where he was working for Greyhound buses and someone was like "Hey man you can sing pretty good" and the rest is history. One of the most talented singers the world has ever seen and his music still has an impact today in 2022.
At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, when my son was 3 years old, we finished the tour, went outside on the plaza, speakers started playing Tutti Frutti. My son spontaneously started dancing like a crazy man, people stopped to watch. I never lmao so hard in my life. You had to be there...it was the epitome of what rock and roll was all about.
Early rock n roll is so good. Imagine being a teenager in the 50’s and you were brought up on songs like How Much Is That Doggy In The Window. The world must’ve felt so grey & dull compared with hearing this for the first time. Like a shot of colour & life. I’m so envious of that generation who experienced the birth of rock n roll. I didn’t do too badly though, my generation got grunge & Brit pop so not all bad lol. My years of discovering music was years before UA-cam was around otherwise I’d have my own channel with 3 subscribers 😂 Keep up the good work! 👍
He is known as "The Architect of Rock and Roll." and the Beetles started as an opening act band on his concerts long before they became world wide phenomenon.
This was from a movie. The guy that introduces is Alan Freed who is generally given credit for coining the term “Rock n Roll”. One of the 3 guys shown at a table, the one with a curl on his forehead, is Bill Hailey (Rock Around The Clock)! Richard was an all time great, no question.
Bob Dylan’s senior ambition from his high school year book was “to join Little Richard” When Bob was inducted in to the Rock and Roll Hall of fame he acknowledged Little Richard in the audience and said he didn’t think he would be there without Little Richard.
If I remember correctly, the cut-shot to the three gentleman at the table - the one in the middle, with the cowlick is none other than Bill "Rock Around the Clock" Haley.
He's the King. Micheal Jackson, Prince, James Brown, Mick Jagger, Beatles and many others imitate Little Richard. He's the original, those screams, howls, screeches..
Wooo-hoooo! The self-professed King and Queen of Rock and Roll! My grandpa recorded several of Little Richard’s early songs. He really hit it off my grandma and visited them a couple of times at the studio later in his career. ❤️ PS. This performance was actually pretty tame for Little Richard. (It’s from a movie.)
It's from the movie Don't Knock The Rock. It had a real showcase of Rock talent. Little Richard, The Platters and Bill Haley and his Comets. Geeat Movie, Great music.
Saw Little Richard in 1971 at a big rock concert. Two bands didn't show up so he filled in and proceeded to steal the show! Up on top of the piano and everyone on the stage boogie-woogie time. He was awesome!
Man!! Still find it hard to believe my dad was the one who introduced me to musicians like Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Chubby Checker. Then had the audacity to back them up with Nat King Cole, The Platters and The Drifters. That Greatest Generation was just full of untold surprises. Plus, along with Rock & Roll, they also had Doo Wop and Bebop Jazz. What a legacy!!
The Beatles covered this song (Long Tall Sally) and got sued for not paying the royalties for recording it! In the court decision, they were ordered to record two more Little Richard songs and to pay Little Richard the royalties!
you have Bill Haley at the 1:57 time mark, with the ring of hair on his forehead. He really was one of the first one to introduce Rock-n Roll with his band The Comets and "Rock Around the Clock"...
Richard Penniman was a SUPER STAR. He helped get the Beatles get their start, while in the U.K, Little Richard had an entire Stadium and had the Beatles come as his BACK UP band! Oh yeah. Check out his latter album, "The Rill Thing." LP . . . "Freedom Blues!"
Little Richard, a li'l understated in this performance. He's normally a lot more flamboyant. He was a force of nature. One of the fathers of rock n roll. This music is timeless, and it was great to see you boppin along.
It's funny the way it was shot when he was playing the piano with his leg up. It looked like he was, hummm... having an intimate moment with the piano, if you know what I mean,😉😂
I love Little Richard. He’s so gorgeous and very talented. I’ve been watching and listening to his music. LR was a big influence to Prince. Especially the woos and some of the high notes. RIP to Little Richard and Prince 🙏❤️
This was awesome! He and Jerry Lee Lewis are so talented, true pioneers that influenced upcoming singers. No music today can compare to this and others in his time.
Little Richard could make you bop till you drop & twist till you pissed. And he got in trouble back in the 90s for saying so on American TV. He was an amazing performer, all the way around. He was the self-proclaimed Queen of Rock & Roll.
It's mad cool you got to react to two of my favorites from him. He is consider my many as the founder of rock and roll what a legend he just gets you moving I can’t stop tapping my feet try rip it up, good golly mrs molly, ready teddy those are classics
Couldn't wait to watch your first reaction to Little Richard because I knew what was coming! 😀 Nobody else even remotely like him! Glad you loved it as much as I knew you would!!
Oh that was great! Super glad you did this, I’ve not listened to 50’s rock n roll in ages, I needed that! Forget Elvis, Little Richard is the true King of rock n roll! Do Lucille & Good Golly Miss Molly next.
Him and Jerry Lee Lewis (The Killer) were the Jimi Hendrix of their time. Didn't you see in the video, sitting at the table, were Bill Halley and The Comets, "Rock Around the Clock." This is from a movie, that featured a bunch of the early pioneers of Rock and Roll from the mid 1950s.
Little Richard was somethin' else! What a fun performer. He said he was the father of rock and Roll. That just my true. Do many performers looked up to him. Oooooo!!!
@@jennhurl so true. Good to hear from you. Hope you're doing good these days. I also hope you weren't put off by my other comment. I was just quoting a movie.
Alan Freed is the guy that introduced llLittle Richard.He was instrumental in promoting rock n roll shows in the 50's He wouldvput together huge concerts with the biggest stars of the day.He was as big as Dick Clark in promoting rock n roll.
At 1:58 you see three men at a table the one in the middle with the curl is Bill Haley . Bill Haley and his comets recorded 'Rock Around the Clock' in 1954 . He was a very popular singer at the time.
That was Bill Haley at the table with a curl on his forehead of Bill Haley and the Comets. Little Richard was out there, with the attitude, makeup and hair.
The beatles toured with Little Richard in Hamburg, before they hit it big and were just a little club band. They studied Little Richard every night and learned from the master. They covered his songs and of course, the wooo, is from him.
Mac running up that hill with his M60, looking to avenge Blaine. "Gonna have me some fun... Gonna have me some fun" Watch the original "Predator" to understand this reference 😉
When I was 17 yrs. I heard him sing fell in love with him and his music. Bought all his records and love to dance to his records followed his music and him till he sadly passed away. I cried that day but he is in a good place with our lord and still playing. I was in Scotland when I first heard him then came to USA . Got to take my two sons to see him in concert gosh that was a dream.of a lifetime we also had close to front of theater I'm 80 now and still love him happy memories for me !!🏴🏴
OMG! I have not thought about Little Richard in ages. I'd say he was important to rock'roll but that would be a lie. He IS important and always will be a wonderful linchpin of the genre. Love you Richard. You always made me smile.
I watched a you tube video called "before the Beatles were famous", it had a scene where Richard and Paul were at a piano and Paul tried the Wooo and Richard said he needed to be a little sharper. He did it again and Richard said you have the pitch right but you need more energy, so he did it with more energy and Richard said you got it, end of scene. I think it was the tour that Eddie Cochran died on, they brought in the Beatles to finish the tour, they were at the bottom of the list they didn't replace Eddie. So the story of Richard teaching Paul the wooo is true, there's video of it.
Little Richard is one of my Dad's all time favourites! My parents were teens in the late50s/early 60s. He finally got to see him live in the UK - it wasn't until my Dad was in his 60s (i think) but my Dad said Little Richard was just as full of energy as always and gave a great performance.
Little Richard began his career at joints that were less savory than the club in this film. The original lyrics were, “Tutti Frutti, good bootie!” The rest of those lyrics were quite risqué. You can find them online. Fun fact: the big man seated at the table with the spit curl on his forehead is Bill Haley, who arguably released the very first Rock and Roll record.
Once when I was in Vegas for a conference, I walked past Little Richard in a casino. He was instantly recognizable, and indeed pretty little, barely my height.
Richard is the ARCHITECT of Rock and Roll. The Beatles worshipped and toured with him. It’s where they got the “ Woooooo!”
And they also covered Long Tall Sally.
They also sort of got the "Wooo" from the Isley Brothers as well on Twist and Shout.
@@thomastimlin1724 Yeah but Paul really learned it from Richard. He met him back in Hamburg and Richard taught him that scream back there. Paul has sited him as a big influence.
@@MsAppassionata true facts!
Beatles are so overrated. Plenty of more talented artists who because they didn’t fit the certain mold the label’s wanted, were ignored after they made sure to steal whatever made them unique. .
LOL- sometimes Little Richard would sing the “oooooo” when he was just talking. He was fun!
HahahahahaSHUTup
😂😂😂
Directly influenced The Beatles. 🤍
Paul McCartney used to employ a Little-Richard-like "woo" in a lot of the Beatles' songs. And of course his flamboyance paved the way for people like Prince many years later.
The Beatles toured as a opening act for Little Richard. Paul asked Little Richard to teach him how to do the "woo".
And of course The Beatles covered this song.
If you look at the look Prince had during the 1999/Putple Rain era, it owes a huge amount to Little Richard.
Little Richard was one of the true pioneers of Rock. Back then almost everyone was an 'original', but Little Richard was a 'stand-out original.' I also noticed another original sitting at the tables, Billy Haley and the Comets. 😎
He was the ultimate out-there performer for his time. Fantastic performance and I'm bopping away again.😁👍🎶❤️
Classic! Little Richard, RIP! Little Richard taught The Beatles how to "woooh" like that and they returned the favor by covering "Long Tall Sally". Little Richard was a singular figure in the history of rock and roll. When you're ready for more from him check out "Good Golly Miss Molly", "The Girl Can't Help It", "Keep a-Knockin'", "Rip It Up", and "Jenny, Jenny" along with many others. And for more music from the fifties in that style, check out Big Joe Turner "Shake, Rattle and Roll", "Flip Flop & Fly", and "Corrine, Corrina"; Larry Williams "Marie Marie", "Dizzy Miss Lizzy", and "Bad Boy"; and LaVern Baker "Jim Dandy", "See See Rider", and "Tweedle Dee"; and Louis Jordan "Caldonia", "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby", and "Keep A-Knockin' (But You Can't Come In)" -- Fire!
4:37 what an absolute legend and one of the most important people in the history of music. This is ridiculously good! Look at his beginnings where he was working for Greyhound buses and someone was like "Hey man you can sing pretty good" and the rest is history. One of the most talented singers the world has ever seen and his music still has an impact today in 2022.
Little Richard was a showman for sure! A real ham- super talented!
RIP to the great Little Richard. I was heartbroken he has passed away. But man what great music he left behind. He inspired all!!!
Bill Haley and the Comets (some of them) are in the audience around the 2:56 minute mark.
At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, when my son was 3 years old, we finished the tour, went outside on the plaza, speakers started playing Tutti Frutti. My son spontaneously started dancing like a crazy man, people stopped to watch. I never lmao so hard in my life. You had to be there...it was the epitome of what rock and roll was all about.
Early rock n roll is so good. Imagine being a teenager in the 50’s and you were brought up on songs like How Much Is That Doggy In The Window. The world must’ve felt so grey & dull compared with hearing this for the first time. Like a shot of colour & life. I’m so envious of that generation who experienced the birth of rock n roll. I didn’t do too badly though, my generation got grunge & Brit pop so not all bad lol.
My years of discovering music was years before UA-cam was around otherwise I’d have my own channel with 3 subscribers 😂 Keep up the good work! 👍
That's why the white artist the tried to remake his songs where unable to dim his shine... Theirs were dull and flat... Lol It's Dolly in the window
He is known as "The Architect of Rock and Roll." and the Beetles started as an opening act band on his concerts long before they became world wide phenomenon.
Love how Bill Haley is sitting at a table rocking out.
No one did it quite like Little Richard!!! Such a COLORFUL CHARACTER! 👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Another fun fact-- David Bowie (as a kid) wanted to be one of Little Richard's saxophone players.
I spied Bill Haley in the crowd sitting at a table. He was probably on the bill too.
This is probably from the 1956 film "Don't Knock the Rock."
You have to listen to 'Lucille' and 'Keep a knockin', those are crazy songs.
and... Slippin' and Slidin' (Peepin' and Hidin')
The greatest of them all! The real king of rock n roll!
This was from a movie. The guy that introduces is Alan Freed who is generally given credit for coining the term “Rock n Roll”. One of the 3 guys shown at a table, the one with a curl on his forehead, is Bill Hailey (Rock Around The Clock)! Richard was an all time great, no question.
I did read that the original lyrics to Tutti Fruti were “Tutti Frutti good booty”. That’s what I sing to myself. Loved Little Richard!
Bob Dylan’s senior ambition from his high school year book was “to join Little Richard”
When Bob was inducted in to the Rock and Roll Hall of fame he acknowledged Little Richard in the audience and said he didn’t think he would be there without Little Richard.
he is fabulous!! so much fun energy.
If I remember correctly, the cut-shot to the three gentleman at the table - the one in the middle, with the cowlick is none other than Bill "Rock Around the Clock" Haley.
A lot of people, including myself, believe that Little Richard is the true King of rock n' roll.
One can argue about details, but you have just witnessed one of the creators of the foundation of rock and roll.
He's the King. Micheal Jackson, Prince, James Brown, Mick Jagger, Beatles and many others imitate Little Richard. He's the original, those screams, howls, screeches..
Paul McCartney was a BIG fan!
Even Elvis stole many songs from him.
Damn right!
@@lanceflx63 *covered
Yes, he was the King!! 🥰
Wooo-hoooo! The self-professed King and Queen of Rock and Roll! My grandpa recorded several of Little Richard’s early songs. He really hit it off my grandma and visited them a couple of times at the studio later in his career. ❤️
PS. This performance was actually pretty tame for Little Richard. (It’s from a movie.)
Little Richard IS the ARCHITECT of Rock and Roll!
Little Richard is a Music genius
It's from the movie Don't Knock The Rock. It had a real showcase of Rock talent. Little Richard, The Platters and Bill Haley and his Comets. Geeat Movie, Great music.
Indeed we can even see Bill Haley in one of the shots at one of the Tables, some proper music legends in this one.
Saw Little Richard in 1971 at a big rock concert. Two bands didn't show up so he filled in and proceeded to steal the show! Up on top of the piano and everyone on the stage boogie-woogie time. He was awesome!
Man!! Still find it hard to believe my dad was the one who introduced me to musicians like Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Chubby Checker. Then had the audacity to back them up with Nat King Cole, The Platters and The Drifters. That Greatest Generation was just full of untold surprises. Plus, along with Rock & Roll, they also had Doo Wop and Bebop Jazz. What a legacy!!
The Beatles covered this song (Long Tall Sally) and got sued for not paying the royalties for recording it! In the court decision, they were ordered to record two more Little Richard songs and to pay Little Richard the royalties!
you have Bill Haley at the 1:57 time mark, with the ring of hair on his forehead. He really was one of the first one to introduce Rock-n Roll with his band The Comets and "Rock Around the Clock"...
I was 12 in 1964, tall for my age & this song was the bane of my existence! ✌️☮️
Richard Penniman was a SUPER STAR. He helped get the Beatles get their start, while in the U.K, Little Richard had an entire Stadium and had the Beatles come as his BACK UP band! Oh yeah. Check out his latter album, "The Rill Thing." LP . . . "Freedom Blues!"
Loooooove this!!
I remember Little Richard as one of the most flamboyant entertainers I’d ever seen!
Little Richard IS rock n roll. Huge influence on The Beatles and everyone else who came after him.
It’s like I’ve got Ants in my pants, when The Great Little Richard just stands there and that’s before he’s starts singing his magic ! ✌️❤️
Little Richard, a li'l understated in this performance. He's normally a lot more flamboyant. He was a force of nature. One of the fathers of rock n roll. This music is timeless, and it was great to see you boppin along.
The Flamingos "I Only Have Eyes For You "
It's funny the way it was shot when he was playing the piano with his leg up. It looked like he was, hummm... having an intimate moment with the piano, if you know what I mean,😉😂
That's an entertainer! One of the best ever, he changed the world
I grew up on Little Richard, and my band covered his songs. What a MAN. Keep on keeping on, young Gentleman.
I love Little Richard. He’s so gorgeous and very talented. I’ve been watching and listening to his music. LR was a big influence to Prince. Especially the woos and some of the high notes. RIP to Little Richard and Prince 🙏❤️
If you can't bob your head or tap your feet you have no feeling. All I hear is straight up rock and roll that's a lot of fun.
Little Richard - Good Golly Miss Molly
Little Richard is the godfather of rock and roll.
THE VOICE 👍😜🔥🔥🔥🔥
This was awesome! He and Jerry Lee Lewis are so talented, true pioneers that influenced upcoming singers. No music today can compare to this and others in his time.
Little Richard could make you bop till you drop & twist till you pissed. And he got in trouble back in the 90s for saying so on American TV. He was an amazing performer, all the way around. He was the self-proclaimed Queen of Rock & Roll.
It's mad cool you got to react to two of my favorites from him. He is consider my many as the founder of rock and roll what a legend he just gets you moving I can’t stop tapping my feet try rip it up, good golly mrs molly, ready teddy those are classics
I would have loved to be in that room. The vibe, the music, and richards voice. Can't match that atmosphere.
Couldn't wait to watch your first reaction to Little Richard because I knew what was coming! 😀 Nobody else even remotely like him! Glad you loved it as much as I knew you would!!
A comedian and a singer and instruments, that's a real test of talent
This was considered really extreme for the 50's :)
Oh that was great! Super glad you did this, I’ve not listened to 50’s rock n roll in ages, I needed that!
Forget Elvis, Little Richard is the true King of rock n roll! Do Lucille & Good Golly Miss Molly next.
Look up entertainment in the dictionary you'll find Little Richard's pic beside the definition. Absolutely one 0f a kind.
Little Richard is so good! Make I suggest "Good Golly Miss Molly" by him 😁
Him and Jerry Lee Lewis (The Killer) were the Jimi Hendrix of their time. Didn't you see in the video, sitting at the table, were Bill Halley and The Comets, "Rock Around the Clock." This is from a movie, that featured a bunch of the early pioneers of Rock and Roll from the mid 1950s.
Jimmy Hendrix played in Little Richard's band for a hot minute in the mid 60s.
Like you Jay, already seeing the saxes, make me smile 😍🎷🎷🎷🎷
Little Richard invented rock and roll. He was the one who influenced all the rock stars that followed, whether they knew it or not.
Little Richard was somethin' else! What a fun performer. He said he was the father of rock and Roll. That just my true. Do many performers looked up to him. Oooooo!!!
Eddie Murphy imitating him on Saturday night live is so freaking genius.
One of my favorite skits ever! Little Richard & Eddie are forever intertwined in my head. 🤣
@@jennhurl so true. Good to hear from you. Hope you're doing good these days. I also hope you weren't put off by my other comment. I was just quoting a movie.
@@michaellynch5254 not sure what you're referring to so 🤔 I definitely wasn't put off! 😊 I loved your comment ❤️ first thing I thought of too! 🤣
When Paul McCartney does his woooo it’s directly learned from Little Richard
You’ve gotta hear “Rip It Up” by him. It’s a personal favorite of mine. It really rocks!
One of the great heros to the 60s and 70s musicians,,
Little Richard was a piece of work 😄. He was also a major influence on Paul McCartney who did a great cover of this with the Beatles . Woo!
He was something else and a great entertainer. I loved his style.
Little Richard and Chuck Berry are the biggest influences on Rock n Roll especially ACDC and the Stones
Lot of innuendo 😜😜😜 in these songs. Rock to the east/rock to the west. Lol “euphemisms” 😂
Good golly, Miss Molly! 💜💜💜👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Alan Freed is the guy that introduced llLittle Richard.He was instrumental in promoting rock n roll shows in the 50's He wouldvput together huge concerts with the biggest stars of the day.He was as big as Dick Clark in promoting rock n roll.
At 1:58 you see three men at a table the one in the middle with the curl is Bill Haley . Bill Haley and his comets recorded 'Rock Around the Clock' in 1954 . He was a very popular singer at the time.
And they are excellent musicians. Great music! Reminds me of being young. :)
I was about 10 when he did this, and we went crazy dancin', Love him
Do “Lucille”from Little Richards
“ Woooooo!” you can do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was Bill Haley at the table with a curl on his forehead of Bill Haley and the Comets.
Little Richard was out there, with the attitude, makeup and hair.
Little Richard was a pioneer.
You should look up some of his interviews and talk show appearances. He was a unique individual.
Little Richard is Legendary! Love this 😀
one of my all time top singers
Little Ricard was a force. Amazing entainter!
The beatles toured with Little Richard in Hamburg, before they hit it big and were just a little club band. They studied Little Richard every night and learned from the master. They covered his songs and of course, the wooo, is from him.
Mac running up that hill with his M60, looking to avenge Blaine. "Gonna have me some fun... Gonna have me some fun"
Watch the original "Predator" to understand this reference 😉
Oh yes Little Richard don't play.Love that man.
When I was 17 yrs. I heard him sing fell in love with him and his music. Bought all his records and love to dance to his records followed his music and him till he sadly passed away. I cried that day but he is in a good place with our lord and still playing. I was in Scotland when I first heard him then came to USA . Got to take my two sons to see him in concert gosh that was a dream.of a lifetime we also had close to front of theater I'm 80 now and still love him happy memories for me !!🏴🏴
OMG! I have not thought about Little Richard in ages. I'd say he was important to rock'roll but that would be a lie. He IS important and always will be a wonderful linchpin of the genre. Love you Richard. You always made me smile.
Let’s not forget to mention his band two of the outstanding band members were Lee Allen on tenor sax and Earl Palmer on drums
The King of rock N roll himself rip legend
I watched a you tube video called "before the Beatles were famous", it had a scene where Richard and Paul were at a piano and Paul tried the Wooo and Richard said he needed to be a little sharper. He did it again and Richard said you have the pitch right but you need more energy, so he did it with more energy and Richard said you got it, end of scene. I think it was the tour that Eddie Cochran died on, they brought in the Beatles to finish the tour, they were at the bottom of the list they didn't replace Eddie. So the story of Richard teaching Paul the wooo is true, there's video of it.
Little Richard is one of my Dad's all time favourites! My parents were teens in the late50s/early 60s. He finally got to see him live in the UK - it wasn't until my Dad was in his 60s (i think) but my Dad said Little Richard was just as full of energy as always and gave a great performance.
I'm just here waiting to see how long it takes for someone to mention the original words of Tutti Frutti 😂!
You may like "Let's Rip it Up" by Bill Haley and the Comets with the swing dancing
Little Richard began his career at joints that were less savory than the club in this film. The original lyrics were, “Tutti Frutti, good bootie!” The rest of those lyrics were quite risqué. You can find them online.
Fun fact: the big man seated at the table with the spit curl on his forehead is Bill Haley, who arguably released the very first Rock and Roll record.
Thanks for these two Jay. Without doubt he gets you moving 👍👊🇬🇧🇺🇸
The "Oooo" was kinda his calling card.
Once when I was in Vegas for a conference, I walked past Little Richard in a casino. He was instantly recognizable, and indeed pretty little, barely my height.