When was shake rattle and roll released

Shake Rattle and Roll. Calhoun, and first recorded by Joe Turner Atlantic in Turner's recording was a 2 rhythm and blues hit. Haley's release Decca , which used less suggestive lyrics, reached 7 on Billboard 's Best-Selling Singles chart and sold over a million copies.

His version reverted to Turner's lyrics, although one verse from Haley's recording was used. Elvis's single release did not chart.

In late Buddy Holly recorded Shake Rattle and Roll with virtually the same lyrics as on Elvis's version, but his version was not released until on the Showcase LP. Drums were overdubbed on that clip. Micke Muster. Billy Branch and The Sons of Blues. Barbara Morrison. Rebel Dean and The Star Cats. The Irish Mist. Ricky Norton and The Hot Rocks. Bob Luman.

Flemming Ostermann. Matt Lewis. Chick Roberts. Tom Green. Michael Rand. Terry Mike Jeffrey. Cagey Strings. Shake Rattle n Roll. Johnny Red. New York Minute. Jeff Healey. Rob Rio. Ricky Norton. Jimmy Barnes. The Wild Black Jets. Electric Boogie. Stephen R Cheney. Blue Champagne. Starlings, TN. Rockabilly Heart. Chris Robinson Brotherhood. Rock 'n' Hop Medley. Johnny Brady. Stella Parton. Shake Rattle 'n' Roll. Billy and The Kids.

The Bluejays. Die Toten Hosen. Rock and Roll Revolution Megamix. Orchester Klaus Kovarik. Tommy Oliver and His Orchestra. Winifred Atwell. Sandy Nelson. James Last. Peter Lane Big Band. Papa Joe's Music Box. Ricky King. Rock n' Roll Baby Lullaby Ensemble. Rock Nalle. Strangers rokken on D'eerste sigare…. De Strangers. Les Chaussettes Noires. Josh Goodman. Eddy Mitchell. Tina Darling. The Rocking Stars. Dieter Kersten. Bleib so wie du bist. Peter Kraus. Quate, crepa, rota. Doctor Ammondt. It is believed that the use of low-resolution images of such covers qualifies as fair use.

Shake Your Hips. Shallow Grave. Officially appears on Run Devil Run. Spread the love! If you like what you are seeing, share it on social networks and let others know about The Paul McCartney Project.

However, the phrase had been used in earlier songs. In , Al Bernard recorded a song about gambling with dice with the same title, clearly evoking the action of shooting dice from a cup.