Excellent number...! 🕵🏻🎶🔥👍👍👍

In very loving memory of Mr. Gabriel T. Flemings (1938 - 1989 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten), who played the piano on the above recording.

Ik had als jongentje ooit deze single met op de B-kant o.a. 'Roodborstje tikt...' Een drummer waar ik ooit mee in een band zat had ook bij Jaap Dekker gespeeld

I think the Tony Sheeran? version was better

In very loving memory of Mr. Overton Lemons aka Smiley Lewis (1914 - 1966 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

Magnificent!!!!

sheets music?

Not an improvement.

À masterpiece, a master player

I first owed this on a Charly Records album ‘Rare Jerry Lee Lewis Vol 1. Deserved to be released at the time. A fantasy B side single with Just Who Is To Blame’,on the A side.

A strong Pop flavoured Rock’n’Roll song. The guitar solo gets in way of Jerry’s piano solo,but nonetheless it’s a song that should have been released at the time.

"The Lloyd Thaxton Show" in the afternoon featured all of our favorite singers in the sixties! This is the theme song !!!

J'adore son jeu exécutif et c'est ACCORDS MAGNIFIQUE

My husband playing the 2nd set ❤may he rest in peace missed dearly your loving wife Joyce borza

This did not chart but i remember it getting some airplay back then. Great tune and melody.

Superior

The absolute best ever, no one can ever take his place ❤

But the tune and arrangement for this version of Gargantua was repurposed to become "Be A Party", which was released in the UK as being by The Sons of The Piltdown Men. The version of Gargantua released by Capitol was a different, and really very cool, tune altogether!

SHOW !!!

Real rockn'roll...! 🕵🏻🎶👍🏿👍🏿

Super!

Lloyd Thaxton played this on his show when he signed off, remember? "I'm Lloyd Thaxton--" and the kids would cut him short by yelling "SO WHAT!"😜

the version i remember, had a vocal with it....Naomi, where are you.

thank you

Axel Zwingenberger, Vince Weber, Stefan Ulbricht- And no one is interested into this art 😢 Theres just a hand full of boogie woogie masters. We should apprechiate it mich more because its dieing out

GEWELDIG ❤

bravo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ouaw !!!!

Never heard this version, just the one by Buck Owens any idea who did the song first? Thanks for posting this, I am a big fan of The Champs

Original

Rory Gallagher!

Forward to cardio dude

This is an amazing piece and well played!🤙🏻🎹🔥

The best version ever!!!!

DAS hätte Mozart sicher auch als encore gespielt

👍👍👍

Oh yes bring on the noise...love this tune

Bill the best

Thanks for posting this

yesssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RIP Frogman. Algiers legend

Love it!!

Released in the UK July 1974 on Chess Golden Decade Volume 4 1958-59 - “Book Of Love” (Checker 6445 200) markbarrydiscographies.blogspot.com/2009/03/chess-golden-decade-series-of-vinyl-lps.html

I stumbled onto Benny Barnes songs....and surfed through several. This fella could really sing. Well done !

Mistrz tego gatunku muzyki.

This is a great tune with great lyrics and well sung in this upbeat tempo.

Perfect groove by Pete Johnson and his band with the Yancey Special bassline and a great tenor sax by Maxwell Davis finishing off with a Apex Blues type riff on the saxes.

Never heard this before, but it changes now! This is a game changer for me...Barnes was incredible and I appreciate his approach to life, and you who shared this video THANK YOU 😊 🙏

The Best!

Paula Nelson just played this on Outlaw Country, good Rock'n'Roll song!

Me encantó super buena..muy lindo como canta su voz suave entonada...nunca antes había oido hablar de él. No lo conozco nada de sus temas. Es muy interesante, su trabajo..linda canción. Graciaz por compartir.