@@pakman77 There's just one word I can't make out, but here are the others: You been running You been hiding You been slipping baby You been sliding You been peeping 'cause you been t_____
@@pakman77 You're welcome! Koko is singing it very relaxed: You been runnin' you been hidin' you been slippin' baby you been slidin' ➡leaving off the g at the end of the words ⬅Very casual slang English. 👍
"QUEEN OF THE BLUES"....She has surely influenced a younger generation of female blues singers. With a voice like KOKO it's no wonder she was inducted into the "BLUES HALL OF FAME"........LOVE U❤❤
Koko Taylor is even more intense than Big Mama. Seriously, this is a revelation! I always knew Koko Taylor was great but this goes to a whole new level.
IT sure is AWESOME! Yes, KOKO TAYLOR is TRULY An INCREDIBLE PERFORMER who DESERVES FAR GREATER RESPECT! TRUE! Willie Dixon's Influence is Clearly Here, Too. Thank You for considering my Thoughts. ❤
Big Mama Thornton has sung this song for the first time, has been revived by other artists, but has beacome very famous thanks to Elvis. Over the year it has been sung by several singers, but the most famous version is still that of Elvis.
A lady that sings about her man leaving her for another woman than he want to take him back than she talks about his bad breath and stinky shoes it's the blues
"Puts ELVIS To shame!!!!!!" Mmmm .... Interesting you feel that way because Koko and Etta might say different. Etta spoke highly of Elvis (both as a nice guy when she met him, and spoke highly of his singing). And KoKo, well, she was an Elvis fan. Part of the reason may be because she & Elvis both have the Memphis connection and they both had some of the same Blues and R&B friends from the area. In The Anti-Freeze Blues Festival in 2002 she specifically dedicated her live version of Hound Dog to both Big Mama & Elvis. And if you are familiar with Big Mama's original version and Koko's (right here) then you would notice that she is paying respect to Elvis in part of this version because she sings the lyrics "Cryin' all the time" and "Never caught a rabbit". Those 2 lines are Elvis's lyrics .... NOT Big Mama's lyrics, she sang it different. But she honored both of them here in this version as well. So .... I'm just keeping you honest in case you were just trying to "dis" Elvis.
Hey, it's okay for someone to prefer one singer's version over another's. No "dis" on Elvis. I grew up watching all his movies and was in love with him as a kid. But as an adult, and having now heard the original versions.....I also prefer Big Mama Thornton's version - 'though Elvis had something to say, too. Now, when I see someone with a thumbs down on Big Mama, I kind of shake my head....
@@northe69 Any time I see a Hound Dog post by someone other than Elvis every one loses their mind about Elvis. LOL. who cares?!? It's like Hurt by NIN and the cover by Johnny Cash.
You ain't nothing but a hound dog Been snoopin' 'round the door You ain't nothing but a hound dog Been snoopin' 'round my door You can wag your tail But I ain't gonna feed you no more You told me you was high class But I could see through that Yes, you told me you was high class But I could see through that And daddy I know You ain't no real cool cat Lyrics continue below FEATURED VIDEOLast.fm's Top Pop Tracks You ain't nothing but a hound dog Been snoopin' 'round the door You're just an old hound dog Been snoopin' 'round my door You can wag your tail But I ain't gonna feed you no more You made me feel so blue You made me weep and moan You made me feel so blue Well you made me weep and moan 'Cause I'm looking for a woman All your lookin' for is a home You ain't nothing but a hound dog Been snoopin' 'round the door You ain't nothing but a hound dog Been snoopin' 'round my door You can wag your tail But I ain't gonna feed you no more
all artist feed of one another . elvis was also great by keeping the music alive and open the window so that the world could experience these great artists.
That right. Elvis bridged the gap. In the 1950’s, the White mainstream rejected artists who sounded too black. The producers at Sun records looked for an artist who sounded black--but not too black--to bring a new sound to the White market. It actually brought B and W people together.
@@steelmagnoliadiane music transcend all boundaries. Sometime I spend hours discovering new music. It still amaze me that society found a way to mix music with race.
NAsa, You ain't nothing but the underdogs I have been running A boy leaves station X on a bearing of 035° to station Y which is 21 km away. He then travels to another station Z on a bearing of 125°. If Z is directly East of X, what is the distance from X to his present position?
Nobody steals music. It belongs to everyone. Koko's version is killer. That guitar, that bass, that raw, kick-ass voice. Fabulous. ❤
@@pakman77 There's just one word I can't make out, but here are the others:
You been running
You been hiding
You been slipping baby
You been sliding
You been peeping 'cause you been t_____
@@SheenaRea thanks a BIG lot! I couldn't figure out clearly what she was actually saying in that specific part 🤓🤙🏻
@@pakman77 🙂💘🎶
@@pakman77 You're welcome! Koko is singing it very relaxed: You been runnin' you been hidin' you been slippin' baby you been slidin' ➡leaving off the g at the end of the words ⬅Very casual slang English. 👍
Elvis and beach boys robbed koko and chuck berry blind...til this day
Just WORK it, Miss KoKo! Grown folks music.
The Queen Of The Blues!!!
great version of this song by this phenomenal woman
"QUEEN OF THE BLUES"....She has surely influenced a younger generation of female blues singers. With a voice like KOKO it's no wonder she was inducted into the "BLUES HALL OF FAME"........LOVE U❤❤
Could you please send me this lyrics and what she says in the beggining?
That's the raw right there. We're all feelin' it these days. As I'm listening, my neighbors are too.
Yr right !!!
She owns it!! Outstanding!!
Jerry leiber and Mike Stoller, wrote it In 1952.
Recorded by Willie May ‘ Big mamma’ thornton In 1953.
Big momma Thorton and koko Taylor are once in a lifetime artist's.
It's a crying shame that people don't know blueswomen like Big Mama Thornton, Koko Taylor, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
SENSATIONAL AWESOME BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY!!!!
It IS the Koko Taylor way! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
AWESOME MIX !!IT'S. BEAUTIFUL. VIDEO AND FANTASTIC MÛSIC ! LOVE IT. THANK YOU SO VERY MÛCH !!😍😍😍😍😘 👍 👏 👏 👏
This is not a dog's story this is New testament
The one and only Koko ... just brilliant .. RIP
this is the BEST version of houndog.
*hound dog
Koko Taylor is even more intense than Big Mama. Seriously, this is a revelation! I always knew Koko Taylor was great but this goes to a whole new level.
IT sure is AWESOME!
Yes, KOKO TAYLOR is TRULY An INCREDIBLE PERFORMER who DESERVES FAR GREATER RESPECT!
TRUE!
Willie Dixon's Influence is Clearly Here, Too.
Thank You for considering my Thoughts.
❤
loving this version
My favorite blues singer
My favorite blues
Singer also that
Hound dogg is the
BEST.
Koko Taylor reminds me of James Brown. Even looks a bit like him! Ferocious! Awesome treatment of a classic.
big MAMA THORNTON, TAUGHT Elvis Presley, HOW WE ROLL, koko TAYLOR, UR THE boss WITH the HOT SAUCE......PRICELESS ENOUGH SAID ALREADY
WXRT Chicago just played this. Its the finest thing I've heard on the radio in years.
I hear ya! It blew me away, still does years later
best accompaniment I ever heard her with...great band.
Elvis who?She OWNS this song!!!She sings it like she means it...fabulous performance by all involved
+Lance Wright Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton OWNS this song!!!!!
He stole it from her.
Koko owned everything she sang. You should have heard her live!
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Big Mama Thornton has sung this song for the first time, has been revived by other artists, but has beacome very famous thanks to Elvis. Over the year it has been sung by several singers, but the most famous version is still that of Elvis.
A lady that sings about her man leaving her for another woman than he want to take him back than she talks about his bad breath and stinky shoes it's the blues
The Best one. I like this koko number one
Just Raw!!! as this song must be!!!
My God!!! There has never been a version that even comes close to this...........
Amo su gutural! Nadie rasga ni rasgo como ella!! Mis respetos Queen of the blues Miss Koko Taylor
Great version❤️Love her😊
The first time I ever heard this cut... The intro literally gave me chicken skin.
Thanks so much for posting.
This is THE version of this song. Love the howlin guitar in the background.
Love her
You own it koko!! I know a few hound dogs myself!!
koko few knows who you are but i love you wherever you are
Awesome version Koko Rocks the shit outta this.
I love this version far more feeling in it.
Koko Taylor (born Cora Anna Walton, 1928 - 2009) "The Queen of the Blues"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koko_Taylor
Fantastica !!!😍😍😍😍😍
1st time earing her...
my soul just sited strait on the chair of life
Элвис Пресли спел эту песню,первый раз услышавши, а как она поётся...вот так, исполнении Коко Taylor. Presly - Taylor forever.
KOKO,ETTA,BIG MAMMA THORTON THEY ARE ALL FANTASTIC PUTS ELVIS TO SHAME!!!!!!
Lol...
lmao
"Puts ELVIS To shame!!!!!!"
Mmmm .... Interesting you feel that way because Koko and Etta might say different.
Etta spoke highly of Elvis (both as a nice guy when she met him, and spoke highly of his singing).
And KoKo, well, she was an Elvis fan. Part of the reason may be because she & Elvis both have the Memphis connection and they both had some of the same Blues and R&B friends from the area. In The Anti-Freeze Blues Festival in 2002 she specifically dedicated her live version of Hound Dog to both Big Mama & Elvis. And if you are familiar with Big Mama's original version and Koko's (right here) then you would notice that she is paying respect to Elvis in part of this version because she sings the lyrics "Cryin' all the time" and "Never caught a rabbit". Those 2 lines are Elvis's lyrics .... NOT Big Mama's lyrics, she sang it different. But she honored both of them here in this version as well.
So .... I'm just keeping you honest in case you were just trying to "dis" Elvis.
Hey, it's okay for someone to prefer one singer's version over another's. No "dis" on Elvis. I grew up watching all his movies and was in love with him as a kid. But as an adult, and having now heard the original versions.....I also prefer Big Mama Thornton's version - 'though Elvis had something to say, too. Now, when I see someone with a thumbs down on Big Mama, I kind of shake my head....
By the way, the original Hounddog is written by Big Mama Thornton
She's really sometbing!🐾🐾 Can't wait till the Blues C
Fest here in Chicago 🙌💕⛲🎡⛲🎉🎊🎈♥🎶🎵🎶🎙🎸🎹🎺🎷🎤❌⭕❌⭕
Love Koko Taylor Thank you 💙
big MAMA THORNTON, SAW HER performance in MONTREAL JAZZ club, wrote this SONG, lov the way SOUL SISTER'S do THIS tune..
Koko,GOTTA be the BOSS....
Lieber & Stoller wrote this for her.
Well HOT DAMN!! LOVE THIS!!
Koko is a hard hittin woman....move over Big Mama looks like you got company out in the Dog House
Blues power.
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Now the song makes sense!
As melhores... essa geração não me agrega em nada. musica maravilhosa
Don't mess with Koko!
Elvis 2 Bob blues singer koko big mama rules
So good .
Love her...
she Amazing!!
bring back the juke joints
Lesley Carlisle I agree !!!!!
Yes!!!
Espectacular la Grande
I'love this.. the best voice IMPACTANTE ..!!!😎
Koko... Hot as hell
Love it
I have never liked the Elvis version but this is a completely different song, really funky and bouncy.
This is the best blues music if you listen to the words
Brilliant performance, Listened to Big Momma Thornton as well. Elvis got lucky with this.
LOVE IT!!!
love it!!
Una de las mejores voces
Let 'er rip Mamma!
this is awesome!!
who cares who originally wrote it or who copied who. this version is amazing!!! love Koko!!
ayeee160113 you’re right, no need to take sides when it comes down to music.
Music it’s universal language
@@northe69 Any time I see a Hound Dog post by someone other than Elvis every one loses their mind about Elvis. LOL. who cares?!? It's like Hurt by NIN and the cover by Johnny Cash.
Great !!!
real entertainment
Old school in the back woods
Juck Joint--cool
So Nice ☮️🇺🇦🇬🇱🇵🇭🇩🇰
Uma Deusa do Blues !!!!
That's Koko telling like it is ..... Hound Dog being bad, ain't no friend, yea
Excelente vos e interpretaciones!
It makes sense that hound dog about is a lazy, cheating man. Meaning is totally lost in the Elvis version.
Michael Sharpe the original is always better than the stolen version.
@@grannyspurplewalls4936 em - no, actually. There are exceptions (i. e. "you can''t hurry love"" cover: Phil Collins) and many others.
@@grannyspurplewalls4936 It can never be stolen , because you need to pay for it .
@@grannyspurplewalls4936 It never can be stolen , because you need to pay for it .
The Dandelion best example in my opinion is Jimi Hendrix version of All Along the Watchtower
Troppo forte.... Koko.... Big mama Thornton ... solo queste le versioni sono le originali
Genial!
Yessss 👌🏽❤
Oh, Yeah!
She is something
houd dog written by mike stoller :D but great versions exist
Voz privilegiada sin epoca
damn right
SERIOUS AS A HEART ATTACK
Wauuuu!
You ain't nothing but a hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round the door
You ain't nothing but a hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round my door
You can wag your tail
But I ain't gonna feed you no more
You told me you was high class
But I could see through that
Yes, you told me you was high class
But I could see through that
And daddy I know
You ain't no real cool cat
Lyrics continue below
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You ain't nothing but a hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round the door
You're just an old hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round my door
You can wag your tail
But I ain't gonna feed you no more
You made me feel so blue
You made me weep and moan
You made me feel so blue
Well you made me weep and moan
'Cause I'm looking for a woman
All your lookin' for is a home
You ain't nothing but a hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round the door
You ain't nothing but a hound dog
Been snoopin' 'round my door
You can wag your tail
But I ain't gonna feed you no more
Wow!
No this is Big Mama song
No one sings hound dog like big mama Thornton with Buddy Guy on the guitar. Just that simple. And I love KOKO , so her open for Stevie Ray in Memphis
Does anyone know who played guitar on this? This is insane.
Mike Wiseman .... R&B, Blues guitarist and songwriter Criss “righteous” Johnson was lead guitar and he also produced the album
@@eyeswideopen5582 thanks
This is what I want to know
Canta muito ! E ainda com uma canção dançante.
tremendooOO
Esto es bueno
all artist feed of one another . elvis was also great by keeping the music alive and open the window so that the world could experience these great artists.
That right. Elvis bridged the gap. In the 1950’s, the White mainstream rejected artists who sounded too black. The producers at Sun records looked for an artist who sounded black--but not too black--to bring a new sound to the White market. It actually brought B and W people together.
@@steelmagnoliadiane music transcend all boundaries. Sometime I spend hours discovering new music. It still amaze me that society found a way to mix music with race.
Bow wow, bow WOW!!! Incredible how much better than Elvis.
Yes he is a hound dog Sharon himself with us it's all good he a hound dog but he ain't a 🐈 cat 🌿🍺🚬🎄👆💯👊
No videos performing live?? Too bad
NAsa, You ain't nothing but the underdogs
I have been running
A boy leaves station X on a bearing of 035° to station Y which is 21 km away. He then travels to another station Z on a bearing of 125°. If Z is directly East of X, what is the distance from X to his present position?
Does anyone know the session guitarist on this track?
She sings great. GUITAR IS HOT
Can you send me the lyrics abd what she says?
ÌMISS. THIS MÛSIC
Gawd, she blows elvis out the water