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Wynonie Harris - All She Wants to Do Is Rock download song
- Artist: Wynonie Harris
- Song Title: All She Wants to Do Is Rock
- Music Genre: Jazz
- Length: 02:33
- Size: 4.8MB
- Bitrate: 256Kbps
- Uploaded: 2020-03-11
- Upload by: InnuendoUK
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Nienel100
This guy was incredible. Yet he gets no mention when people talk about the history and orgins of Rock N Roll...race music and R & B.
David Lalnunpuia
Love the reference to W.H. Auden's "Funeral Blues" at the beginning of this song ~
Gennaro Gagliardo
Wynonie can give his girl a trip on his streamlined train!
Rubik
Someone in Hollywood should make a biopic of Wynonie !!!
Trickee 89
My boyfriend turned me on to this.
Jesse Orozco
Legend, the guy needs more credit!!!
jiries khazen
He was a big influence on Elvis, especially the way he moved on stage. He was an incredible talent and influence. It's time he got his just due.
proto35
ohh yeahhh
all she wants to do is :
Sanitys Void
Seriously? You people don't get it that "rock and roll" is a euphemism for having sex? This song has nothing to do with "rock and roll" music. Listen to Shake Rattle and Roll by Big Joe Turner..."I'm like a one eyed cat peeping in a seafood store" How can you all not catch the sexual references?
Ivy Novek
Its nice learning this history from a black mans perspective. In return, I made a 1950's style tune in their memory and for my mothers name sake. Back in the day, she made songs that were taken from under her nose. Sad situation and times of that age.
Michel Barréra
"she wants to rock with the clock but she don't know when to stop"
Darkar194
"There was no rock and roll until I came along." Little Richard, Ebony, 1/97. Pfffffft.
Telence T. D'Arby
this stuff is raw, it's rock, it's 'punk' even. real shit.
Лир Янгирэ
Also Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Louis Jordan, Ella Mae Morse, Jesse Stone and Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup to name but a few more.
Anyone who says Rock and Roll started in the 1950's is either grossly misinformed or deliberately ignoring the achievements of these (mainly black) pioneers of the 20's, 30's and 40's.
David Paul Nezelek
Just heard this on Cold Case
122099
What a voice!!!
That'd get the girls huckle bucklin'