big joe turner recorded the original version of shake rattle and roll.
who recorded the original version of shake rattle and roll?
big joe turner
starting in the 1920s, boogie woogie began to evolve into what would become rock and roll, with decided blues influences, from 1929's "crazy about my baby" with fundamental rock elements to 1938's "roll 'em pete" by big joe turner, which contained almost the complete formula. teenagers from across the country began to identify with each other and launched numerous trends. perhaps most importantly, the 1940s saw the rise of the youth culture. the first teen stars arose, beginning with the bobby soxer idol frank sinatra; this opened up new audiences for popular music, which had been primarily an adult phenomenon prior to the 1940s. in the 1940s, boogie woogie was using terms like "rocking" and "rolling" borrowed from gospel and blues music, as in "good rockin' tonight" by roy brown. in the 1950s, rock and roll musicians began producing direct covers of boogie woogie and r&b stars, for example "shake rattle and roll" by big joe turner (covered by bill haley and his comets in 1954) and "hound dog" by big mama thornton (covered by elvis presley in 1956), and their own original works like chuck berry's "maybellene" in 1955.
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this episode marks srr queen manilyn reynes's return after her successful role in shake rattle & roll 5: impakto episode, therefore her 5th shake rattle & roll. manilyn will be paired with kempee de leon who plays her ex-boyfriend, cesar. the cast also stars teen stars dino imperial, empress schuck, mhyco aquino, charles christianson and ehra madrigal. along with them are miko palanca, cassandra ponti, sergio garcia and child actor quintin alianza. the cast introduces eugene domingo for her first srr and ic mendoza (2nd srr after shake rattle & roll 4).





























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