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Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll Mp3

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Performer: Joe Turner And His Blues Kings
Album: Shake, Rattle And Roll
Label: Atlantic
Catalog #: 45-1026
MP3: 1834 mb | FLAC: 2941 mb
Released: 1954
Country: US
Style: Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues
Rating: 4.3/5
Votes: 274
Category: Rock / Blues

Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll Mp3

Tracklist

1	Shake, Rattle And Roll Written-By – Calhoun	2:57
2	You Know I Love You Written-By – Lou Willie Turner	3:08

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
45-1026	Joe Turner And His Blues Kings	Shake, Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You ‎(7", Single)	Atlantic	45-1026	US	1954
45-1026	Joe Turner	Shake, Rattle And Roll ‎(7", RE)	Atlantic	45-1026	US	Unknown
1026	Joe Turner And His Blues Kings	Shake Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You ‎(Shellac, 10")	Atlantic	1026	US	1954
45-1026	Joe Turner	Shake, Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You ‎(7", RP)	Atlantic	45-1026	US	Unknown
45-1026	Joe Turner	Shake, Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You ‎(7", Single, RE)	Atlantic	45-1026	US	Unknown

Notes

Original issue on yellow Atlantic label.

Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You and Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll have different layouts on the labels.
Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll / You Know I Love You: "Pub., Progressive, BMI" centered under "45-1026"
Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle And Roll: "Pub: Progressive, BMI" left-aligned under "45-1026"

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Companies

Published By – Progressive

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September

It was only about twelve years ago I heard Joe Turner's 'Shake, Rattle and Roll' and I was astounded to hear this verse:

'When you wear those dresses the sun comes shinin' through,
When you wear those dresses the sun comes shinin' through
I can't believe my eyes all that mess belongs to you...'

This verse was forever excised from any version I ever heard of this song. The Bill Haley version suggests nothing but a big dance party. The Presley version is a bit more true to the original. I'm surprised RCA left the verse about 'I've been over the hills and way down underneath' on the Elvis record. Did they really think Elvis was talking about mountains and valleys?

Elvis would go on to castrate himself in bad movie after bad movie. That's why it's nice to hear Joe Turner in sexual frustration moan: 'I believe to my soul you're the devil in nylon hose'. And even the white kids were hip back then....they didn't want to hear Pat Boone's take on 'Tutti Frutti'.

The b-side is a slow piano blues written by Joe Turner's wife.

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