Ruth Brown - Lucky Lips download song

EddieParker a fantastic old song I thank this is a 50s song I know I was very young and that was a long long time ago

I'm sure you are referring to Cliff Richard...

For me it is very old style. I prefer disco and dance music. However this has a rhythm. ;)

I should be very happy to see a photo of your grandma and from you, too.= George from Budapest/Hungary

aha...this is what I've been missing in life - lucky lips :-)))

MY WIFE IS BEAUTIFUL AND SHE AS LUCK LIPS AND I LOVE THEM

One of my all-time favorite songs by Miss Rhythm.

When I was just a little girl with long silky curls Mama told me, "Honey, you've got more that other girls. Now, you may not be good looking but you'll soon wear diamond clips And you'll never have to worry 'cause you've got lucky lips." Lucky lips are always kissing, Lucky lips are never blue. Lucky lips will always find A pair of lips that will be true. I don't need a four-leaf clover, Rabbit's foot or good luck charm. With lucky lips I'll always have A fellow in my arms. I never get heartbroken, no, I'll never get the blues And if I play that game of love I know I just can't lose. When they spin that wheel of fortune all I do is kiss my chips And I know I picked a winner 'cause I've got lucky lips. Lucky lips are always kissing, Lucky lips are never blue. Lucky lips will always find A pair of lips that will be true. I don't need a four-leaf clover, Rabbit's foot or good luck charm. With lucky lips I'll always have A fellow in my arms.

Ms. Ruth Brown passed on Nov. 17, 2006. I consider her the Mother of Rock and Roll...Chuck Berry's Dad, with Sis. Rosetta Tharpe and Sis. Mahalia Jackson as Grandmothers; Louis Jordan and Roy Brown as Grandfathers...Joe Turner, Bill Haley, Ernie Ford and Wynonie Harris as the crazy uncles; and Willie Mae Thornton, LaVern Baker, Wanda Jackson and Ella May Morse as the wild aunties! Don't forget Cosimo Matassa and Tom Dowd in the control booth with Dave Bartholomew and Jesse Stone leading the bands, with Earl Palmer on drums and Willie Dixon on bass....with Benny Benjamin and James Jamerson in the wings ready to spell them, while The Clovers rehearse in the stairwell...somebody please let that Elvis kid in the studio...Rhythm and Blues FOREVER!!! (pant, puff)

Billy and Ruth were awsome and unique !

Awesome musical arrangment at that time

I did not known this sweet version but only Cliff Richard'version. Thanks for posting

Ruth Brown and Janis Martin to great icons of this era. RIP to you both.!

Ruth one of the best in the 50s. I love this song for at least 40 years

Hi Bennie-My favorite R&B singers are also Ruthie and The Countess, LaVerne. After that, Arlene Smith---such a sweet voice.

Ruth Brown hosted "Harlem Hit Parade" on NPR in her later years. Great show.

Unfortunately both of these greats have passed away within the recent 2 decades - 2 greats.