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Long Tall Sally
Composer: Enortis Johnson / Robert Blackwell / Richard Penniman
Grateful Dead
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Others
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Single, Little Richard, 1956
Rock'n Roll'n Robbins, Marty Robbins, 1956
Single, Marty Robbins, 1956
Elvis, Elvis Presley, 1956
Here's Little Richard, Little Richard, 1957
EP, Marty Robbins, 1957
Don't Knock The Rock Soundtrack, Various Artists (Little Richard), 1957
Whole Lotta Shakin', Carl Perkins, 1958
Wanda Jackson, Wanda Jackson, 1958
Marty's Greatest Hits, Marty Robbins, 1959
Eddie Cochran, Eddie Cochran, 1960
His Biggest Hits, Little Richard, 1960
Alan Freed's Golden Pics, Various Artists (Little Richard), 1961
The Ravens, 1964
Beatles (EP - UK), 1964
Shakin' Up A Storm, Gene Vincent, 1964
Beatles Second Album (US), Beatles, 1964
Blue Jeans a' Swinging, The Swinging Blue Jeans, 1964
You Really Got Me, The Kinks, 1964
The Greatest Live Show on Earth, Jerry Lee Lewis, 1964
Go Go Big Beat Soundtrack, Various Artists (Migil Five), 1964
Wooly Bully, Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs, 1965
20 Original Winners, Vol 3, Various Artists (Little Richard), 1965
Little Richard's Grooviest 17 Original Hits!, Little Richard, 1968
Leave My Baby Alone, Wanda Jackson, 1968
Good Golly Miss Molly, Little Richard, 1969
Marty's Country, Marty Robbins, 1969
Whole Lotta Love, CCS, 1970
Sweet Toronto Soundtrack, Various Artists (Little Richard), 1970
The Essential Little Richard, Little Richard, 1972
Live On Stage In Memphis, Elvis Presley, 1974
Beloved Old Hits, Nokie Edwards, 1974
Last Boogie In Paris, Johnny Rivers, 1974
Rock 'N' Roll Music, The Beatles, 1977
Elvis! Soundtrack, Elvis Presley, 1979
The Georgia Peach, Little Richard, 1981
Live Talkies, Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels, 1982
(Recorded Live) At the Picketts Lock, Crazy Cavan 'N' The Rhythm Rockers, 1983
Another side of ROBBINS, Marty Robbins, 1984
Past Masters, Vol. 1, The Beatles, 1988
The Speciality Box Set, Little Richard, 1989
Country 1951-1958, Marty Robbins, 1991
Georgia Peach, Little Richard, 1991
King Of Rock 'n' Roll - The Complete 50s Masters, Elvis Presley, 1992
Right or Wrong, Wanda Jackson, 1993
Psychotic Reunion Live!, The Count Five, 1993
The Speciality Story Box Set, Various Artists (Little Richard), 1994
Anthology 1, Beatles, 1995
Cactology: The Cactus Collection, Cactus, 1996
Never to Be Forgotten: The Mustang Years, Bobby Fuller Four, 1998
Americas Top Ten Through The Years: Box Set, Various Artists (The Shadows Of Knight), 2000
Live in Las Vegas Box Set, Elvis Presley, 2001
Barely Contained: The Studio Sessions, Cactus, 2004
Fully Unleashed: The Live Gigs, Cactus, 2004
The Road Is Rocky: Complete Studio Masters 1956-1971, Gene Vincent, 2005
Revolution: A Rock Tribute to the Beatles, Various Artists (Heart), 2005
Fully Unleashed: The Live Gigs, Vol. II, Cactus, 2007
Blowing the Fuse: 30 R&B Classics That Rocked the Jukebox in 1956, Various Artists (Little Richard), 2006
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of 50s Rock N Roll, Various Artists (Little Richard), 2006
The Cosimo Matassa Story, Various Artists (Little Richard), 2007
The Roots of Led Zeppelin, Various Artists (Little Richard), 2009
Authorized Bootleg: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA, Feb 27, 1989, Neville Brothers, 2010
Notes
Performed only once, by John Fogerty with the Dead and Huey Lewis, at the Bay Area Music Awards on 12th March 1988. Also played by John Fogerty, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Randy Jackson, Steve Jordan and, on some songs, Clarence Clemons on May 27, 1989 during a John Fogerty show at Oakland.
Started as just a handful of lyrics by Enortis Johnson. Little Richard (Richard Penniman) and Bumps Blackwell added the music and more lyrics. First working title was The Thing. Later it was Bald Headed Sally. Little Richard first recorded version was as The Thing. Recorded again on 7th February 1956, as Long Tall Sally, at the J and M Studio in New Orleans and released in March 1956 on the Speciality label.
It was the first song Paul McCartney sang on stage at the age of 15. Also the last song the Beatles performed on stage during a paid concert - Candlestick Park 29th August 1966.
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