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Elvis Presley Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Elvis come back 1968
Length: 199
Rating: 5.00 (135 ratings)
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Elvis Presley-Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Elvis Presley-Lawdy Miss Clawdy
This song was written by Lloyd Price. Elvis recorded it February 3, 1956 at RCA's New York City studio. The single was the B-side to Shake, Rattle and Roll and it did not chart. Elvis later performed this song on the 1968 Elvis TV Special.
Well lawdy, lawdy, lawdy miss clawdy
Gal you sure look good to me
Wellplease don't excite me baby
I know it can't be me
Well I give you all of my money
Yeah but you just won't treat me right
You like to ball every morning
Don't come home till late at night
I'm gonna tell, tell my mama
Lord, I swear Gal what you been doin' to me
I'm gonna tell everybody that I'm in misery
So bye, bye, bye, baby
Girl, I won't be comin' no more
Goodbye little darlin' down the road I'll go
So, bye, bye, bye baby
Girl, I won't be comin' no more
Goodbye little darlin' down the road I'll go
Length: 134
Rating: 4.90 (112 ratings)
Tags: Elvis Presley-Lawdy Miss Clawdy
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Lloyd Price "Lawdy Miss Clawdy"
"Lawdy Miss Clawdy" is a song by Lloyd Price. It was first recorded by Price at the New Orleans recording studio of Specialty Records in March of 1952. It was released under the Specialty label in April and was number one on the Billboard rhythm and blues chart for seven weeks and stayed on the chart for six months. An 8-bar blues with a rolicking piano backup, with the words written by Price, but the melody adapted from the older Junker Blues (Champion Jack Dupree, 1941), it became the biggest rhythm and blues hit of the year and sold over one million copies by crossing over to the white record-buying market. It was the first hit from New Orleans to be accepted into rock and roll.The word lawdy means lord.
Length: 146
Rating: 4.90 (16 ratings)
Tags: blacksoul1969
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steppenwolf - hey lawdy mama
16 grandes exitos
Length: 178
Rating: 4.80 (5 ratings)
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Lloyd Price - Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Lloyd Price (born 9 March 1933, Kenner, Louisiana) was an early New Orleans-style rock and roll musician. His first recording, "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" was a huge hit on Specialty Records in 1952, and although he continued to turn out records, none were as popular until several years later, when he refined the New Orleans beat and achieved a series of national hits. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
Growing up in a suburb of New Orleans, Price had formal musical training in trumpet and piano, sang in his church's gospel choir, and was a member of a combo in high school. His mother, Beatrice Price, owned the Fish 'n' Fry Restaurant, and Price picked up a life-long interest in business and in food from her.
When Art Rupe of Specialty Records came to New Orleans scouting for talent and heard Price's song, "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", he wanted to record it. Because Price did not have a band, Rupe hired Dave Bartholomew and his band (which included Fats Domino on piano) to do the arrangements and back up Price in the recording session. The song turned out to be a massive hit and his next release cut at the same session, "Oooh, Oooh, Oooh" a much smaller one. Price continued making recordings for Speciality but did not chart any further hits at that time.
In 1954 he was drafted and ended up in Korea. When he returned he found he had been replaced by Little Richard. In addition, his former chauffeur, Larry Williams was also recording for the label, having released "Short Fat Fannie."
Price eventually formed KRC Records with Harold Logan and Bill Boskent. The first single was "Just Because". It was picked up by ABC Records and from 1957 to 1959 Price recorded a series of national hits on ABC Records that were successful adaptations of the New Orleans sound, such as "Stagger Lee", "Personality", and "I'm Gonna Get Married". "Stagger Lee" topped the pop and R&B charts, sold over a million copies. Dick Clark insisted the violent content of the song be toned down when Price appeared on American Bandstand but it was still the "violent" version that was on top of the R&B charts of 1959. "Stack-o-Lee" is an old blues standard recorded many times previously by other artists. Greil Marcus, in a critical analysis of the song's history, has written that Price's was an enthusiastic hard rock version with a screaming saxophone.
In 1962, Price formed Double L Records with Logan. Wilson Pickett got his start on this label. In 1969, Logan was murdered. Price then founded a new label, Turntable, and opened a club by the same name in New York City.
Price toured Europe in 1993 with Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, and Gary U.S. Bonds. He performed in 2005 with soul legends Jerry Butler, Gene Chandler, and Ben E. King for the "Four Kings of Rhythm and Blues" tour, concerts captured for a DVD and PBS television special.
Price currently manages Icon Food Brands which makes a line of primarily Southern-style foods, including Lawdy Miss Clawdy food products, ranging from canned greens to sweet potato cookies, and a line of Lloyd Price foods, such as Lloyd Price's Soulful 'n' Smooth Grits and Lloyd Price's Energy-2-Eat Bar (with the brand slogan "Good taste ... Great Personality"), plus Lawdy Miss Clawdy clothing and collectibles. (more)
Length: 151
Rating: 4.70 (15 ratings)
Tags: rock and roll R&B
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Mickey Gilley "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" Live on Canadian TV
Mickey appeared on "The Ronnie Prophet Show" several times during it's run on Canadian TV. Over the past 30 years Mickey and Ronnie have appeared together on many stages, and now both reside and perform in Branson, MO, "The Live Music Capital of the World". They are just two of the more than 100 Live shows everyday.
You can visit Mickey's website at http://Gilleys.com or Ronnie's at Http://ronnieprophet.com
Length: 327
Rating: 4.90 (19 ratings)
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Vinegar Joe Elkie Brooks Robert Palmer LAWDY MISS CLAWDY
A Wild, Wild, live version of the classic LAWDY MISS CLAWDY by a great band Elkie Brooks, Pete Gage, Steve York and Pete Gavin from 1972
Length: 279
Rating: 4.80 (28 ratings)
Tags: VInegar Joe Elkie Brooks Robert Palmer stevids
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Cream Lawdy Mama (Version 2)
Lawdy Mama, but with the msuic from Strange Brew. I like this one better then Version 1.
Length: 169
Rating: 4.90 (12 ratings)
Tags: Cream Lawdy Mama
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