Boogie Woogie Blues
Charlie Gracie Lyrics


We have lyrics for 'Boogie Woogie Blues' by these artists:


Big Joe Turner She wears loafer shoes, a dungaree Red jacket shirt if you…
Roy Brown/Various My name is Jerry Lee Lewis, come from Louisiana I'm gonna…
Various Artists My name is Jerry Lee Lewis, come from Louisiana I'm gonna…


We have lyrics for these tracks by Charlie Gracie:


Butterfly (Ah-ah-ah, doo-wop) You tell me you love me, you say you'll…
Fabulous Well I always knew I was crazy for you But now I…
Gotta Travel On I've laid around and played around This old town too long Su…
I Love You So Much It Hurts I love you so much, it hurts me Darling, that's why…



Ninety Nine Ways There must be ninety-nine ways of losin' the blues That I go…
Ninety-Nine Ways There must be ninety-nine ways of losin' the blues That I go…


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Miss Holley King

I can't wait to play this on my radio show tomorrow! (thank you)

Ron Martin

I have this in my collection-yes,an original on Cadillac,like pictured!!!

rockake

Actually a recording dating back to mid-may, 1951 but according to an article in Billboard towards the end of may, 1954, the recording was withheld until mid-54. Great early rockabilly anyway by one of the greats

Random Guy

That sucks because some people will think that Elvis was the first one with the new rock and roll style. even thought it was Charlie Gracie all along. If it was only released in 1951

Bianca Bagnolet

c'est toujours aussi génial j'aime trop c'est fantastique j'adore merci

Bill from accounting

Charlie said it was 1952 on stage this weekend :)

Dominique Faraut

@Bill from accounting : When he came in France in 2007 , Charlie told me he recorded this track for the first time in 1951........

TITICAT91

class thanks!

edi bub

Very fine guitar jiver which makes the song one of the first realy heavy blues rocker from the white man.I think it is something more that just a good boogie.It is realy already rock and roll.At early rock and roll days rock songs from not black artists were usely hillbilly like or swing oriented, sometimes less guitar ones.We had early Bill Haley for sure but this is different for me.Even if it was released in 1954 not in 1951 as it was recorded and althouth that we must count from 1954 it is still very rockin' song for that year.1954 was just the beginings so it still makes Charlie a pioneer!Even That's alright mama wasnt rockin' that hard in some ways.

0 Guy

This was recorded in 1951 or 1952 and first released in 1953

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