OMG HOW DID HE DO THIS? LITTLE RICHARD - LONG TALL SALLY (REACTION)

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[@merlsmedley2801]

Lucille is another good one.

[@jfox9126]

Second that.

[@60sbaby456]

That’s it late 50s , 60s and half the 70s most spectacular tunes available ❤ever

[@andrewwright9378]

Richard was literally one of THE first “Rockstars”.

[@stevedavis5704]

He makes it look easy cuz he’s Little Richard. Truly a treasure.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

Richard had both Jimi Hendrix & James Brown in his band at times. He is the King.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Before they were famous, the Beatles were actually the opening act on Little Richard's British and Germany tour in 1962 just after Drummer Ringo joined the band. Hendrix played for Little Richard in 1965 +. But the Beatles met Jimi later ca 1966, and 1967, doing the "Experience" trio in England later just before he burst onto the national scene... funny how that all ties together by accident.

[@youngtruth9563]

He opened alot doors and did alot of things for alot of artists, Beatles, Micjagger, James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones, etc etc, he was close friends with Elvis Presley, with out him there would be no Rock N Roll

[@pioneertech-w5o]

​@@thomastimlin1724 I've never seen a picture of the Beatles geeking out harder than when they met Little Richard. They look like little kids meeting Santa. Paul McCartney especially, he was tugging on Richard's hands pretty hard. Paul and John Lennon both later went on to become the two most successful songwriters of all time.

[@AP-ld2qv]

Indeed ! 💯

[@bradleypaulus2926]

The real king of rock and roll.

[@flutesong5527]

Yeah, he was known for being so flexible and outrageous on stage, he is a damn legend and the hottest performer, maybe ever

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

He was a great performer. He could play the piano, had extreme energy & a high pitched rock tenor voice that was FABULOUS!

[@harpergras]

"Tutti Fruitti"and "Lucille"are two great one`s by Little Richard...He has a lot of great songs.

[@maryboylan3093]

One of the greats RIP☘️☘️☘️☘️💕

[@madinventor1323]

Little Richard :" I am the originator. I am the architect of rock and roll"

[@pauljohnstone180]

The Beatles toured with Little Richard in the UK. He taught Paul McCartney how to do the "Oooo-oooooo" thing.

[@toot0913]

And Paul does an incredible version of this song

[@Zebred2001]

Now we're back to Rock 'n Roll sources! Even before Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and others there were embryonic Rock 'n Roll artists in the 40's, like Louis Jordan and Big Joe Turner (Shake Rattle and Roll). Little Richard once said that when he was coming up the younger generation didn't want to hear Blues anymore. That was "old folks cryin'". His generation wanted upbeat energetic music. Their influence is foundational. Even The Beatles did a great cover of Long Tall Sally.

[@JackStraw1961]

Please don't forget Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

[@kevvwinnin4747]

The Architect Of This ROCK & ROLL + BLUES

[@soruffsotuff6214]

4:47 Damn, Bill Halley and the Comets (of Rock Around the Clock fame) in the audience taking notes.

[@lindabeaman9779]

I loved Little Richard!❤

[@raffaojeda]

Flamboyant, the arquitect of rock and roll, the first to get together the white and black to hear music and dance It. He overcome his physical and poverty limitations!

[@theolddoctor4492]

“Long tall Sally, she’s built for speed, she got everything uncle John needs” is a line I Heard over 50 years ago, and still one of my favorites.

[@MrFagedaboudit]

I was just a kid at the time, but my Dad subwayed me way uptown to the Odeon to see this. It's 100% pure natural juice. Little Richard and Chuck Berry had a way of blowing audience color lines totally out of the water. BTW, notice how nicely everyone was dressed? 👗

[@TheSmokey999]

Little Richard is one of the pioneers!!!

[@ajruther67]

" I know he not playing it backwards? " I was thinking, just wait until you see what he does next! (putting one leg on top of the piano)

[@54nomore]

This song came out in (1956). It was feature in the (1956) hit movie "The Girl Can Help It." Long Tall Sally was one of the biggest hits in the 50's. Little Richard was one of the most charismatic and flamboyant singers of his day. He was a Rock & Roll pioneer...A Rock & Roll Legend... And a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer. Great reaction as always.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

The Girl could not ‘help it’!!

[@opaulamorgan4265]

"The Girl Can't Help it❗🎶🎼

[@xrusted]

Little Richard WAS Rock n Roll. That voice, that style, that flamboyance, THAT TALENT, just awe-inspiring. Also, I gotta say -- Amber you really do a great "Woooooo" :) with that flawless vibrato singing style. ^_^ Much love and much respect to you both!!!!!

[@chrishepburn1503]

Little Richard is the King. Plain and simple

[@matthewgibbs1366]

Dude was on another level.

[@DocRobert]

Little Richard was so epic. One of the greatest performers of all time. Love love love.

[@wesalker3479]

Little Richard had no '"low gear" . . . . . he was full overdrive, full time ! ! !

[@howlers8]

the reaction of the crowd is because this performance is part of a movie. it's why the music is so clear when a lot of live performances of the time are choppy as hell. That's a movie set. everyone there outside of Richard and the band are paid actors and extras. The movie was called Don't Knock the Rock.

[@ballygassoon]

Ands also in that audience........paid to be there...but also enjoying the music...and paying their respect to THE MAN HIMSELF ..THE ORIGINAL ORIGINATOR are two of the men BILL HALEY AND ALAN FREED who ...at that time... were being credited as starting and naming this thing they called ROCK AND ROLL....while all the time they knew.as Little Richard himself said....and here demonstrated that ..."Rock and Roll is just our Rhythm and Blues played by white guys " (or words to that effect!)

[@andrewburch1671]

He revolutionized the performance of rock.

[@carollittle1059]

He called himself the Georgia Peach and that he was beautiful. The Beetles and Stones were huge fans.

[@robertcraane7910]

Prince was too, and they have met

[@joannevincent2035]

Now you see and hear why we boomers love our music!

[@Angelofct]

Lil Richard, king of Rock and Roll

[@rachelhudson8362]

Little Richard was openly gatland didn't ever try to hide his sexuality. Up thre with Gerry lee Lewis and Freddie mercury, phenomenal performer.

[@mikea9456]

I was born in 56, if I could go back in time, I would go back to the 50s, Rock & Roll was young and the cars had some style and looked the sharpest.

[@mamamurray2]

I saw what you were reacting to and thought "they're aren't ready". Haha

[@TheDarkhorse1947]

In the sax solo you can see Bill Haley sat at table enjoying it.

[@realcoolbreeze]

Little Richard was shocking when everyone first saw him ! He was shockingly great and a super fun entertainer. My Mother loved him. She would dance and laugh to this song. He was an early rock n roll pioneer. He was hugely popular and everyone loved his style. He set the music table of early rock n roll. Your reaction was like everyones reaction way back then. 😊👍🔥

[@tammieparkman6428]

Y'all so happy, you make me happy and want to smile. Music is a bonus!

[@cindiaker5778]

As Mel said ..."Well, I be a monkey's uncle"...lol. I love seeing you two discover such icons as Little Richard; He was certainly one of a kind...and always fun to watch !!!!

[@80srocker67]

This guy was a Character and was always the coolest cat in the room.

[@sharonpate5481]

Little Richard was absolutely fabulous ☮️❤️🌻😎🔥

[@toot0913]

This is called the roots of Rock and Roll. So good.

[@EdwardGregoryNYC]

"Don't Knock the Rock" was a 1956 film showcasing rock. that's also Bill Haley of The Comets in the audience.

[@Ajessordinaryhistory]

Little Richard is the king of rock and roll. It’s a fact.💜

[@williamjordan5554]

Another huge influence on the Beatles and one of the founding fathers of rock n roll.

[@frankphillips5660]

One of the original true rockers, helped revolutionize music along with Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly. LEGEND!

[@williamcalderon9158]

I love to see people’s reaction the first time they hear little Richard. Your guys reaction is absolutely fabulous I’m sure you’ve got request for his other great songs keep up the good work guys.

[@Bluewizard7131]

Little Richard, one of the original kings of rock and roll. This is one of his very early, very restrained performances that is actually from a movie.

[@matsg2596]

The Architect of Rock’n’roll. GOAT. ❤

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Little Richard may be my favorite Gospel singer. He had a beautiful voice.

[@lindawalker6105]

One man pictured on the middle of three men is Bill Halley, who is credited as the first musician to introduce rock and roll. His group was called Bill Haley and the Comets, When you have a chance, check them out. (He's the one with the curl in the middle of his forehead.)

[@gizzy2403]

Little Richard was th 1st true Rocker imo. Had swagger like Jagger before there was Jagger. Nobody kicked it like Little Richard & there'd be no Jerry Lee Lewis w/o Richard. RIP 🤴

[@russellyoung1262]

No...Jagger had swagger like Richard 👍

[@tps55555]

I think you’re talking about Chuck Berry.

[@gizzy2403]

@@tps55555 he was there too, of course, but I thought LR was th better performer. Crazy Rocker through & through

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Wrong. Lewis was performing live by the age of 14, began writing his own songs not long after. He made his first recordings in 1952. That man was gonna play rock n' roll, blues and country music one way or another. He exuded an intense love for music and performing.

[@ajruther67]

I hit the like button before you started the video. I love the oldies. I actually saw Little Richard live in 2000 with Chuck Berry. They were 70 years old at the time and still killed it!

[@timcarr6401]

In 2000 Chuck Berry was 74 and Little Richard was 68.

[@ruthfoley2580]

I saw him on tour with Jerry Lee Lewis around 2002. He was still amazingly athletic.

[@seiraeiramasil2302]

Rock n roll in it's infancy! Little Richard, one of the legends that started it all! You can't take nothing away from the greats that gave the world the gift of rock!

[@josecortijo1423]

Little Richard's what the author of get up off your behind and dance when I'm playing. If you want to do another one you got to do his tutti frutti.

[@russellcrawley2110]

Little Richard was a piano playin' madman who folks will remember a thousand years from now! Keep On Knockin' is a seriously great song.

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

This is where Rock & Roll started 👌 Along with Chuck Berry, Bill Hayley and The Comets, Elvis, etc. These are the ones the Beatles and others listen to back in the day.

[@beegee1960]

I always heard that Little Richard had some of the best musicians in rock.

[@fender1000100]

He did. In those days you had to be GOOD. Talent ruled. Now it's all IMAGE.

[@ronpaizley9349]

The Architect of Rock n Roll !!! R I P Innovator

[@jessemask2562]

Little Richard and Chuck Berry were the fathers of Rock and Roll

[@joelmabrey2569]

Little Richard is freaking awesome !!! I uses to listen to him with my Popa and he would be dancing all over the house

[@janedc5ch319]

OMG another memory song. I remember danceing to this.i was in jr. High school and had his records

[@onlyme114]

Bless his heart he could tear a piano up and was a pretty good comedian too. He lived here in Tennessee. We just lost him last year. He's buried in Huntsville Alabama. He was loved by many generations. He didn't stop entertaining until he absolutely had to. He loved life and was a very complex human being. 💖💖💖

[@TheSmokey999]

One of the True pioneers of rock n roll!

[@bubbalouification]

Little Richard was classically trained and is a founding father of rock and roll

[@jasonbendall3814]

You guys are great fun

[@davidtullis2810]

One of the fathers of Rock n Roll. Notice it's an all white audience as was common in those days. Little Richard and his band had to enter and exit the back door but when he played they all loved him that's why a lot of black artists played in Europe where they were treated like celebrities thus the British invasion of young white kids playing rock with blues jazz influence

[@tammysutphin6744]

Little Richard is incredible performer

[@sonyajeffkaisabenjaminsuem885]

He was a legend!!! The man that started Rock'n Roll. His legend lives on!!! God bless his soul.

[@fansince68]

I LOVE YOU GUYS! Little Richard one of the greatest! I would love to see SHAWN react to the VIDEO of JERRY LEE LEWIS, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL (England Performance 1983) it will BLOW YOU AWAY!

[@donthomasdunigan7004]

I was fortunate enough to see Little Richard in the 1980s. He was an amazing showman. Peace.

[@darrelpattison7611]

When Bob Dylan was in high school he had a rock band and said his biggest wish at the time was to "join Little Richard"-which we all know never happened. That's how much he loved Little Richard.

[@charlesklein1224]

I always love little richards music, it always makes me smile.

[@ajruther67]

Little Richard was definitely NOT calm. He was flamboyant! and so fun to watch

[@suzie4417]

Little Richard was flamboyant & always looked fantastic, love his smile, his energy & his hair was fabulous 🥰 When he was playing his piano it was out of this world, then his band kicked in and the spell was cast !! He had difficulty in his younger days with bullies & racists, BUT HE went on to be so popular and epic, overcoming a lot of hardships.You knew who was singing as soon as you heard his piano & his voice 💗✨🔥💜☮️

[@garywixson8852]

One of the most talented and influential Pioneer rockers of all time.👍

[@MaRoach7]

Fun Fact. The Beatles absolutely idolized Little Richard. They actually did a great cover of this song

[@Xcris_crosX]

Little Richard was an international Rock n Roll legend. He took in under his wing a little known mop top group called the Beatles and bought their meals when they couldn’t afford to. It was during that time Paul McCartney learned his iconic scream from Little Richard

[@janedc5ch319]

It was hard ,when the music changed. This is what I was listening to. I'm so glad y'all are going down this rabbit hole. Thank you so much Check out San Cook " YOU SEND ME"

[@lisatonzi9728]

"Tutti Frutti" is a must review!

[@Maxsmom0122]

Love Little Richard..Amazing energy

[@David-os9uq]

Little Richard was a classically trained piano player. This was a walk in the park for him. And he is absolutely raw talent and personality. There's no artist today that comes close

[@TheMrBlackCrow]

Gotta check out Little Richard doing "good golly miss molly" (he wrote it)

[@cathyortiz1280]

Little Richard & Chuck Berry are the REAL Father's of R&R. Both true entertainers. Yes, he'd play backwards & with his feet. Gotta go down the rabbit hole. He taught Pau McCartney how to do the rock scream.

[@tyronesharp9205]

Yes he did

[@janetmckay1049]

That looks like the movies they used to show back in 50's and 60's.

[@janetmckay1049]

I think so too!

[@hanklutcavich2468]

Love his energy, woooohhh!!! Tuttu Frutti is a must. RIP. Excellent reaction guys.

[@retromaven2159]

Welcome to the world of Little Richard, Shawn and Mel. The more you hear the more you'll be amazed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@trumanupchurch364]

Love it

[@jmelio1]

One of the father's of rock n roll....Little Richard a total legend

[@behrhunter1]

This is my third response to you today. It's such a pleasure watching two people take so much pleasure and listening to really old music that I grew up with. I'm 68 and the only reason I know about Little Richard because I had cool older sisters and a brother. I also had Parents with great music taste Frank Sinatra, Rhapsody in Blue, Broadway hits lots of good stuff. Love your Everly Brothers reaction. I have so many suggestions 4 songs. I'm not sure if you're ready to be brought 30 or 40 years ahead so I will suggest Johnny Mathis the song is called until the twelfth of never.

[@perrymalcolm3802]

Richard at his PEAK!! He was every bit of AWESOME!!! Ready Teddy Slippin n Slidin Tons more These early hits are perfect

[@daggarcia]

Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Days Domino the true pioneers of rock and roll.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Little Richard was a SHOWMAN. If he was gonna be on a stage or on TV, he gave it his everything.

[@roniboyd613]

Yes! What an entertainer! Love his music, thank you💖

[@michaelgibson6204]

Little Richard is where ACDC Beatles Stones and many more got their inspiration

[@suzie4417]

Little Richard always put on a show, makes you wanna move your feet , wiggle your hips & SING!! He was that good on piano 😊💖 Bill Haley & The Comets were in the audience, Sitting at a table! Bill has a curl of hair on his forehead & they were a popular group at this time !

[@ScottyM1959]

There is a quick glimpse of a table of three guys. One guy had a curl of hair in front that was Bill Hailey and The Comets. They did 2 great songs for you to review Rock Around The Clock and See Ya Later Alligator

[@victorduffany7723]

Little Richard was ahead of his time. A truly great artist.

[@hpb5495]

Saw Little Richard in 1971 at a big rock concert. Two bands didn't show up so he filled in and proceeded to steal the show! Up on top of the piano and everyone on the stage boogie-woogie time. He was awesome!

[@frankiebowie6174]

“I’ll be a monkey’s uncle” 😆 You two make my day. I’m sure somebody has mentioned it, but Little Richard’s “ooh” inspired The Beatles’ “ooh-ooh.”