Wanda Jackson Fujiyama Mama 2009 HQ

[@weronikabejman6700]

Her voice didn't change even a lil bit since 1950s ! I bow down to her

[@joey95661]

Rockabilly legend

[@manifestingmagick6576]

Saw her about 12 years ago in Vegas at Viva Las Vegas. She was amazing! I feel so blessed.

[@justinlawrence7756]

My grandfather met Wanda in Germany while in the service in the late 50s

[@z4570]

A super cool woman and great artist.

[@Joseph03743]

Rock on darling!!! I like it.

[@OlfArts]

Cant believe I found this, as kids we used to listen to it after my older brother in the New Zealand navy brought it back from Japan, we loved it... what a hoot!!

[@tomwilliams9612]

My favorite WANDA song !!! She STILL HAS IT FOLKS !!!!

[@1darknessrising]

wohaaaa :D awsome !! ^^ she's old now ^^ but her voice is still young and the same ^^

[@brunowolfpack6767]

TOP !

[@designermite]

At 72 and more than 50 years in music Wanda Jackson, the Queen of Rock is still playing today. Here is a performance from 2009.

[@marcodeponti9795]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@thaidomain]

Voice was gone by then.

[@searayus1]

@tampachicken ...Understandable. Thanks for the info.

[@amandablackmore2669]

she so cool I would love to meet her and party with her

[@aarondigby5054]

The Queen of rockabilly metal. Bad Ass.....

[@izmangr]

oooh boy

[@charliemac64]

It's good to see Wanda Jackson can still kick it! Full of spunk yet! I posted a video response of my friends performing this song. I think they do a pretty good job.

[@hubertroebers5256]

Auweia.

[@keena_makeba]

Annisteen Allen, an African American blues singer song and recorded this song in 1955, she scored a hit in the US with "Fujiyama Mama". The track was later covered by Eileen Barton and then by Wanda Jackson.[2] so no this isn't Wanda song but I feel she could of given the original artist some damn credit at least smh

[@EagleArrow]

👍 They 'record labels' all shared songs amongst musicians to see which talent would become most popular. It was about $. Many songs were written in NYC & Nashville. If NYC, Carol King & her husband wrote most of the popular songs in the 60s & 70s.

[@gatorspike]

Don't forget to credit Jack Hammer for writing it - before any of the three of them recorded the song.

[@nickrennie4376]

She sounds great but the band blows

[@searayus1]

Talk about low energy! She needs a new backing band.