It's Little Richard 1964 UK TV Show [Remastered sound]

The architect of rock, the originator , the innovator. the musician who influence generations of artists and people... Rest in Power Richard Wayne Penniman a.k.a. #LittleRichard Your music will last forever...

🕯 R.I.P. "Little Richard" December 5, 1932, - May 9, 2020

"It's Little Richard. 1964 UK TV Show"

Recorded in Manchester, UK in November 1963 when Little Richard was invited into the Granada TV studios to tape this special while headlining a UK tour featuring, amongst others The Everly Brothers and a virtually unknown band at the time called The Rolling Stones.
Probably the best live performance ever recorded. Commencing with a storming version of William tell overture by Sounds Incorporated, Little Richard then opens with Rip It Up, after which The Shirelles sing two numbers and then join with Richard for the gospel number Joy, Joy, Joy.

Part 2 is all Little Richard, getting more frantic with each number as he storms through Lucille and Long Tall Sally. The soulful, Send Me Some Lovin' follows before Richard sets the studio alight with, Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On, Hound Dog, Good Golly Miss Molly, Tutti frutti. Remastered sound by #YoDubMixes

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[Distinto]

El poder de la música no tiene limite alguno estas personas lo sienten en todo el cuerpo, ese piano es extraordinario 11:36

[ElectrikMe]

They dancing' their a's off! Awesome 😎👍🏼

[jacobrichard]

Little Richard is best singer ❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽

[stevebowness]

Magnificent Performance from Little Richard backed by the Amazing Sounds Incorporated 👏❤💯

[redsstone]

True entertainer the best, 🎶🎷🎶🎸🎶🎷🎶👑👈love it . 💖 All best from Scotland 🎶🎸🎶🎷🎶🎷

[royhorologic]

I remember watching this show when it was originally broadcast. At the time I was a blues enthusiast who also listened to the Stones and other (mostly British) bands who based their whole act on blues originals. Little Richard and his contemporary black artists were well respected but thought of as being a bit too "pop". This show blew my mind. Sounds Incorporated were the usual backing band for American artists as at that time the Musicians' Union had banned US acts from bringing their own musicians unless there was an equivalent "export" of Brits to the UK. So S.I.was regarded as nothing more than a hack pickup band. It's not often you see a horn section with two baritones and a tenor sax - functioning mostly as part of the rhythm section!
Little Richard! What a voice! He must have been laughing his head off at being able to sing what at the time would have been seen as filthy lyrics (gonna ball tonite!) on the Beeb. A landmark show.

[Distinto]

La mas grande diversión... mis padres están po allí creo..