Label WLP2805) The Cozy Cole All Stars (William Randolph Cole) "Hound Dog Special" (Recorded: February 24, 1954: MGM 11794) "A of Willie Mae Thornton's" version. (instrumental) The Dirty Blues Band Dirty Blues Band (1967: Bluesway 6010) (1968: Bluesway 45–61016) Modified Thornton version James Booker Classified (1982: Demon) Susan Tedeschi Better Days (1995) Etta James Matriarch of the Blues (2000: Private Music) Robert Palmer Drive (2003) Macy Gray Various Artists Lightning In a Bottle: A One Night History of the Blues (Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall in New York City; 2004 DVD directed by Antoine Fuqua) Presley version Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps (Recorded: 1956; Released: 2004; Norton 45–114) The Capitol Years '56–'63 (Recorded 1956; Released: 1987: Charly Records BOX 108) Hoosier Hot Shots Hoosier Hot Shots (Recorded & released: 1957; Tops Records L1541)). Novelty version. Jerry Lee Lewis Whole Lotta' Shakin' Goin' On (recorded at Sun Studios February 14, 1958) Whole Lotta' Shakin' Goin' On: Where Rock Began (1977: Gusto GT-103) (1992: Dragon Street 7822) The Greatest Live Show On Earth (Recorded live in Birmingham, Alabama, on July 1, 1964; December 1964, #71: Smash Records MGS 27056/SRS 67056) Chubby Checker For Twisters Only (Recorded 1960; Released: December 1961, #8: Parkway P-7002) Your Twist Party (December 1961, #2; Parkway P-7007) Dickie Valentine (UK: 1962) Live In Concert (UK: June 12, 2012; Record label: Master Classics Records) Comedy version featuring Valentine singing the song, then reciting it as Mr Magoo and Edward G. Robinson Pat Boone Sings Guess Who? (September 1963: Dot Records DLP-3501/25501) Sammy Davis, Jr. (Recorded: 1963 at the Coconut Grove) (part of a medley) Betty Everett You're No Good (Retitled: It's in His Kiss (Shoop Shoop)) (December 1963: Vee-Jay Records VJS-1077) I Need You So (1968: Sunset Records SUS-5220) Little Richard Little Richard Is Back…And There's a Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On! (June 1964: Vee-Jay Records VJS-1107) The Surfaris Fun City, U.S.A. (US: 1964; Decca 4560)(UK: 1964; Brunswick) The Everly Brothers Rock 'n Soul album (Recorded December 1, 1964; Released March 1965: Warner Bros. W/WS 1578) Junior Wells Hoodoo Man Blues (September 22, 1965: Delmark Records DS 9613) The Mothers of Invention 'Tis the Season to Be Jelly – Live in Sweden (Recorded September 30, 1967) in Beat the Boots set (July 1991: Rhino/Foo-eee label R2 70542) Jimi Hendrix on the BBC Sessions (The Jimi Hendrix Experience album) (Recorded: 1967; Released: 1998) Vanilla Fudge The Beat