You're Free to Go Written by: Lou Herscher, Don Robertson
You're Free to Go Lyrics
You're free to go, darling
I'll break the ties that bind
Somehow the dreams we planned have gone astray
You're free to go, darling So ease your worried mind I'll never stand in your way
There's no ring of shining gold So strong that it can hold A heart when it longs to be free
The lips are cold, darling That once said yes to me The tender glow is gone, I know You're free to go
You're Free to Go Singers
1. Merv Shiner 1955. 2. Carl Smith (billboard hit 1956) 1955.
3. Don Robertson with Lou Dinning 1956 4. Jim Reeves June 1960 5. The Mudlarks 1960 6. Les Paul & Mary Ford – 1962 7. The Alexander Brothers May 1963 8. Rick Nelson December 9, 1963 9. Goldie Hill – 1964 10. Julie London 1965 11. Al Bishop - 1965 12. Teresa Duffy – 1966 13. Karen Young 1969 14. Sonny James 1974 15. Emmylou Harris 1986.
You're Free to Go Written by: Lou Herscher, Don Robertson
You're Free to Go Lyrics
You're free to go, darling
I'll break the ties that bind
Somehow the dreams we planned
Have gone astray
You're free to go, darling
So ease your worried mind
I'll never stand in your way
There's no ring of shining gold So strong that it can hold A heart when it longs to be free
The lips are cold, darling That once said yes to me The tender glow is gone, I know You're free to go
You're Free to Go Singers
1. Merv Shiner 1955
2. Carl Smith (billboard hit 1956) 1955 3. Don Robertson with Lou Dinning 1956 4. Jim Reeves June 1960 5. The Mudlarks 1960 6. Les Paul & Mary Ford – 1962 7. The Alexander Brothers May 1963 8. Rick Nelson December 9, 1963 9. Goldie Hill – 1964 10. Julie London 1965 11. Al Bishop - 1965 12. Teresa Duffy – 1966 13. Karen Young 1969 14. Sonny James 1974 15. Emmylou Harris 1986.
Oh, you said you was my baby
Now I know that you're my baby
But it seems to me you got rovin' eyes
If you wanna be my baby
Then you gotta be my baby
You can't keep your finger in two different fire
I remember how you pleaded
When you told me that you needed
My lovin' I believe it without a doubt
So if you wanna be my baby
Then you gotta be my baby
And you gotta leave 'em kissin' cousins out
Oh, when you're high steppin' I'm a crawlin' low I get suspicious and I'm a gonna tell you so If you wanna be my baby Then you gotta be my baby And be nobody's baby but mine
Now I heard there was another
So I went and asked your mother
If anybody hung around 'sides me
She gave me no satisfaction
So now I can't take no action
But I think that I'll just hang around and see
If you wanna be my baby
Then you gotta be my baby
And you gotta come to me and tell me so
If you're gonna be my baby
Then you gotta be my baby
I'm tired of waitin' round so let me know
You Gotta Be My Baby Singers
1. George Jones (billboard hit) July 1956
2. Little Ronnie Reno and The Blue Grass Cut-Ups 1961 3. Reno & Smiley 1965 4. Dolly Parton July 1970.
You Done Me Wrong Written by: George Jones, Ray Price
You Done Me Wrong Lyrics
Well you tell me that you care
But now you're gone, you got me cryin'
No use denyin', you done me wrong
If I could look inside your heart
Then maybe I would know the reason
Why you are leavin' me all alone
Well you know it's not so When you say it's right, you know you lie I didn't do one wrong thing to you
Won't you tell me baby Why you went and left me here so lonely? I miss you only for I love you
If I ever make you sad
So you'd be mad and love to hurt me
And desert me for so long
Well you're telling everyone
What you done you think it's funny
Well listen honey you done me wrong
You Done Me Wrong Singers
1. Ray Price (billboard hit) First release April
2, 1956 First recording on March 1, 1956 2. George Jones March 1965 3. The Everly Brothers 1968 4. Billy Mize March 1969 5. Country Joe McDonald 1970 6. Skeeter Davis January 1973 7. Katy Moffatt 1976 8. Darrell McCall & Johnny Bush 1986 9. Robin & Linda Williams July 7, 1990 10. The Johnson Mountain Boys 1993 11. The Derailers 1995 12. Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen June 4, 2002 13. Willie Nelson April 20, 2010 14. The Wayward Sisters 2012.
Yes, I know why I want to cry, it's over you And I'm painting the town feeling blue Should you ever love one that's untrue? Then you'll know why I want to cry, it's over you
Well, tomorrow I'll be twice as blue
I'm so low I could die over you
I should have known that you'd never be true
Yes, I know why I want to cry, it's over you
Well, I tried you all over again
And you just smiled all over again
Yes, I'm asking for heartaches anew
Yes I know why I want to cry, it's over you
Yes I Know Why Singers
1. Webb Pierce (billboard hit 1956) First release January 1956 First recording on November 18, 1955.
2. George Jones 1962 3. Carl Smith May 1964 4. Patsy Cline August 22, 1989.
A-When a-you dance Be sure to hold her, hold her tight When you dance You'll squeeze her, yeah, with all your might
Such a thrill Oh, when she's close to you (Oh-oh-oh.) Well, hold her tight When you dance (Doo-wop, doo-doo-doo, doo-wop.)
When you dance
You'll feel the warmth of her embrace
Then you'll know
This feeling, yeah, is no disgrace
You may do a Rhumba or a Tango
Mambo, Calypso or a Strand
Lights are turned down low
(Ahhh), you go hand in...
(Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum.)
When You Dance Singers
1. The Turbans (billboard hit 1956) First release July 1955 First recording in July 1955
2. The Laurie Sisters with Hugo Peretti and His Orchestra November 3, 1955 3. Billy Storm February 1961 4. The Paramounts March 1961 5. Lou Christie August 1963 6. Jay & The Americans March 1969 7. Ray Stevens October 1977.
Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que sera, sera) Written by: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston Copyright date: May 14, 1956 Comments: Written for the movie "The Man Who Knew Too Much", directed by Alfred Hitchcock, premiered on April 29, 1956 at the Cannes Film Festival.
Que sera, sera Lyrics
When I was just a little girl
I asked my mother, What will I be?
Will I be pretty? Will I be rich?
Here's what she said to me:
Que sera, sera
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours to see
Que sera, sera
What will be, will be
When I grew up and fell in love
I asked my sweetheart what lies ahead
Will we have rainbows, day after day
Here's what my sweetheart said:
Que sera, sera
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours to see
Que sera, sera
What will be, will be
Now I have children of my own
They ask their mother, what will I be?
Will I be handsome? Will I be rich?
I tell them tenderly:
Que sera, sera
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours to see
Que sera, sera
What will be, will be
Que sera, sera
Que sera, sera Singers
1. Doris Day with Frank DeVol & His Orchestra (billboard hit) First recording on February 24, 1956 Release on May 21, 1956.
2. Eddy Howard May 14, 1956 First release 3. Eve Lombard - Accompaniment directed by Johnny Gregory July 1956 4. George Cates and His Chorus and Orchestra 1956 5. Renato Carosone e il suo sestetto - Piero Giorgetti (voce solista) April 2, 1957 6. Ivo Robič 1957 7. Jimmie Rodgers June 1958 8. Max Bygraves 1959 9. The Ray Conniff Singers 1961 10. The Chordettes 1961 11. Connie Francis April 1963 12. Kong Ling and The Fabulous Echoes 1963 13. The High Keys 1963 14. Doris Day with Jimmy Joyce and His Children's Chorus October 19, 1964 15. Earl Royce and The Olympics December 1964 16. P.J. Proby 1964 17. Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus 1964 18. Normie Rowe and The Playboys September 1965 19. The Lords October 1965 20. Alvin, Simon & Theodore with David Seville 1965 21. Lenne & The Lee Kings 1965 22. The Shirelles June 1966 23. Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band 1966 24. The Wishful Thinking 1967 25. Manuela 1968 26. Karen Young 1970 27. Sly and The Family Stone June 30, 1973 29. The Raes 1977 30. Natalie Cole 1978 31. Kikki 1979 32. Shakin' Stevens October 1, 1982 33. Ann Breen 1984 34. Johnny Thunders December 1985 35. Barmy Army 1989 36. Kathie Lee Gifford 1992 37. Bonne Chance 1992 38. Holly Cole Trio 1993 39. Grace Knight 1993 40. Petty Booka July 10, 1995 41. Pink Martini November 11, 1997 42. Leo Nocentelli 1997 43. BZN September 28, 1998 44. Lisa del Bo May 21, 1999 45. Hermes House Band 2001 46. Macy Gray 2001 47. Janet Seidel 2001 48. Karen Oberlin August 19, 2002 49. Michael Feinstein October 8, 2002 50. Lo Galluccio 2003 51. Marjan Berger 2004 52. Jennifer Terran 2004 53. Jill Sobule 2004 54. Simone Kleinsma 2004 55. The Dan Band April 12, 2005 56. Clelia Adams 2005 57. Arielle Dombasle October 17, 2006 58. The Speedos 2006 59. Karen Benjamin & Alan Chapman 2006 60. Sue Raney July 31, 2007 61. Jacintha September 18, 2007 62. Damien Rice & David Gray November 23, 2007 63. Ima 2007 64. Jheena Lodick 2007 65. Sumi Jo 2008 66. Dave Alvin and The Guilty Women May 2009 67. Sir Terry Wogan and Cerys Matthews November 9, 2009 68. Simona Molinari 2009 69. Elvis Presley February 22, 2010 70. Melinda Schneider August 10, 2010 71. Clarksdale Bros. 2010 72. Jon Secada 2010 73. Corinne Bailey Rae January 25, 2011 74. Miwa Gemini May 31, 2011 75. Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra ft. Martha Wainwright September 27, 2011 76. Jann Arden November 1, 2011 77. Daniel O'Donnell October 22, 2012 78. Aoi Teshima December 12, 2012 79. Erika Stucky 2012 80. Malene Mortensen 2012 81. The Living Sisters January 8, 2013 82. The Buckaroos 2013 83. Barbara Dickson & Rab Noakes April 8, 2014 84. The Hello Strangers October 21, 2014 85. Duchess February 17, 2015 86. David & Kukerpillid July 16, 2015 87. Nicki Parrott September 16, 2015 88. Kim Nazarian 2015 89. Randi Tytingvåg 2015 90. Liza Pulman March 18, 2016 91. Bria Skonberg September 23, 2016 92. Tamara Kuldin December 19, 2016 93. Mandy Gonzalez December 15, 2017 94. Marcus Miller feat. Selah Sue June 1, 2018.
Treasure of Love Written by: Joe Shapiro, Lou Stallman
Treasure of Love Lyrics
A treasure of love, is easy to find
It's waiting for you, if your heart isn't blind
A treasure of love, is not very far
It glows like fire and it shines, like a star
It's stronger than diamonds and worth more than gold This is a treasure that never grows old The treasure of love is found on no chart To find where it is just look in your heart
Treasure of Love Singers
1. Clyde McPhatter (billboard hit) April 1956.
2. Dorothy Collins May 1956 3. Pat Boone with Orchestra June 1956 4. Billie Anthony with Eric Jupp and His Orchestra July 1956 5. Tommy Steele and The Steelmen April 1957 6. Johnny Burnette April 1961 7. Ruth Brown 1962 8. Jill Jackson October 1965 9. B.J. Thomas 1967 10. Ronnie Hawkins 1971 11. Mel Carter 1973 12. The Persuasions 1984.
The Green Door Music written by: Hutch Davie Lyrics written by: Marvin Moore Comments: Song inspired by an after hours joint Moore had been to in Dallas where he recalled a mysterious room requiring a password to get in. Co-writer Bob Davie led the orchestra and played the piano on the original recording by Jim Lowe of the novelty hit.
The Green Door Lyrics
Midnight, one more night without sleeping
Watching till the morning comes creeping
Green door, what's that secret you're keeping?
There's an old piano
And they play it hot behind the green door;
Don't know what they're doing
But they laugh a lot behind the green door
Wish they'd let me in
So I could find out what's behind the green door
Knocked once, tried to tell them I'd been there;
Door slammed, hospitality's thin there
Wonder just what's going on in there
Saw an eyeball peeping
Through a smoky cloud behind the green door;
When I said "Joe sent me"
Someone laughed out loud behind the green door
All I want to do
Is join the happy crowd behind the green door
Midnight, one more night without sleeping
Watching till the morning comes creeping
Green door, what's that secret you're keeping?
Green door, what's that secret you're keeping?
Green door
The Green Door Singers
1. Jim Lowe with The High Fives (billboard hit) First release July 24, 1956 First recording in July 1956
2. Frankie Vaughan October 1956 3. David Ross (Ross McManus) October 1956 4. Glen Mason November 1956 5. The Ray Ellington Quartet 1956 6. Betty Curtis 1958 7. Gene McDaniels August 1960 8. Skip and Flip September 1960 9. Leon McAuliff 1961 10. T. Tommy with The Merry Melody Singers - Orchestra conducted by Jerry Kennedy April 1962 11. Eskew Reeder May 1962 12. The Constrictors 1962 13. Floyd Cramer August 1963 14. Bill Haley and His Comets July 1964 15. Gene Simmons [rockabilly] October 1964 16. Wynder K. Frog 1968 17. The Jerms May 1969 18. Cal Smith July 3, 1973 19. Mayf Nutter September 1973 20. The Bootleg Family Band February 1975 21. Crystal Gayle June 24, 1977 22. Tommy Dell 1979 23. The Cramps March 27, 1981 24. Shakin' Stevens July 17, 1981 25. Top of the Pops August 1981 26. Sound Sensation August 1981 27. Billy T. James 1981 28. Mini★Pops 1981 29. Ron Pickering November 1982 30. Rockin' Reeves 1982 31. The Hil tonaires 1982 32. Jack Duckworth (Bill Tarmey), Ivy Tilsley (Lynne Perrie), Sally Webster (Sally Whittaker), Brian Tilsley (Chris Quinten), Cast 1987 33. Skitzo September 1988 34. Melvis 1994 35. Country Dick Montana 1996 36. Eliza May 19, 1998 37. Clelia Adams 2005 38. The Go-Katz December 22, 2009 39. Les Shelleys 2010 40. Dozi March 2012 41. Barbara Morrison featuring Houston Person 2013 42. Rebel Dean 2017.
I'm still, still, still, still
I'm still in love with you
And still, still, still, still
I can't love someone new
No one can take your place
No one ever will, oh, my darling
I love you, love you still
And still, still
I miss your magic touch
Still, still
I need you, oh so much
No one shares my embrace
No one ever will, oh, my darling
I love you, love you still
(I still love you)
Why did you have
To go and grieve me?
Come back, my darling
And never leave me
Still, still, still, still
My heart still aches for you
Still, still, still, still
Until it breaks in two
No one can take your place
No one ever will, oh, my darling
I love you, love you still
So long, don't know where I'm going
But so long, you know you done me wrong
So long because I know I'm not the one
Goodbye, please tell me why
Goodbye, you always make me cry
Oh, why, why are you never satisfied?
So long, I'm all packed up and on my way
So long, you'll need me some old sunny day
So long, yes, I'm, I'm going to stay
So Long Singers
1. Fats Domino (billboard hit 1956) First release July 1956 First recording on November 30, 1955.
2. Canned Heat 1973 3. The Nylons 1982 4. The Smith College Smiffenpoofs 1995 5. Big Chief Monk Boudreaux with Galactic September 25, 2007.
Slippin' and Slidin' Lyrics written by: Little Richard Original music written by: Al Collins Original lyrics written by: Eddie Bo, James Smith, Al Collins
Slippin and Slidin Lyrics
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Been told a long time ago
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Been told a long time ago
I been told, baby, you been bold
I won't be your fool no more
Oh, big conniver, nothing but a jiver
I done got hip to your jive
Oh, big conniver, nothing but a jiver
I done got hip to your jive
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Won't be your fool no more
Oh, Malinda, she's a solid sender
You know you better surrender
Oh, Malinda, she's a solid sender
You know you better surrender
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Won't be your fool no more
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Been told a long time ago
Slipping and a sliding, peeping, and a hiding
Been told a long time ago
I been told, baby, you been bold
I won't be your fool no more
Slippin' and Slidin' written by Little Richard
1. Little Richard and His Band (billboard hit) March 1956.
2. Dickie Pride March 1959 3. Roy Young 1959 4. Paul Evans January 1960 5. Spic & Span January 1961 6. Mickey Gilley and His Rockin' Piano January 1961 7. Wanda Jackson October 1961 8. Carroll Brothers March 1962 9. The Rivingtons December 1962 10. Barbara Greene January 1963 11. Buddy Holly March 8, 1963 12. The Crickets February 1964 13. Gene Simmons October 1964 14. Gene Vincent and The Shouts October 1964 15. Five Americans July 1965 16. The Everly Brothers 1965 17. James Cotton 1968 18. Johnny Winter 1969 19. Javier Batiz con Los Fink Chorus 1969 20. Otis Redding July 1, 1970 21. Rock House 1971 22. 6680 Lexington 1971 23. Victor Wood 1972 24. Billy "Crash" Craddock May 1973 25. Duke Williams and The Extremes 1973 26. Hurriganes November 1974 27. John Lennon February 17, 1975 28. Burt Blanca 1975 29. Johnny Winter - Edgar Winter 1976 30. Sleepy LaBeef 1979 31. Shakin' Stevens October 17, 1980 32. Maureen Tucker 1981 33. Stephanie Winslow April 1982 34. Jannicke 1982 35. Carl Perkins 1984 36. Willie and The Poor Boys 1985 37. Jerry Lee Lewis 1986 38. Blues 'N' Trouble 1989 39. Flashbacksliders 1990 40. Sherry Holly 1992 41. Lynn August July 1, 1993 42. Dick Brave & The Backbeats 2003 43. Cagey Strings 2006 44. Texas Northside Kings July 10, 2007 45. Hot Wire 2009 46. Danny Kalb 2009 47. Shirley Bee & The Bitchslap 2012 48. George Bedard 2013 49. The Jackys 2015.
I Got the Blues for You Lyrics written by: Eddie Bo, James Smith, Al Collins Music written by: Al Collins
I Got the Blues for You Lyrics
Baby with the big box Tell me where your next stop I got the blues for you
If you don’t mind baby
Please be kind
I’ll love the way you do
Setting in the bar room
Looking cross the table
Dragging all by my wild
Baby on the table
You are the may ?
Right after my mind
Half the drinks the beers
Baby take a ??
Break down you want no more
Everyone it’s funny honey
Tell me why you running baby
Do you really half ?
I am looking crazy
Tell me now what is it
What drag go to your head
I was the your hoping came
Make it all long
Baby you got a maid
* Please correct missing or wrong words
I Got the Blues for You Singers
I Got the Blues for You written by Al Collins Al Collins & Orchestra 1955
Slippin' and Slidin' written by Little Richard
1. Little Richard and His Band (billboard hit) March 1956 2. Dickie Pride March 1959 3. Roy Young 1959 4. Paul Evans January 1960 5. Spic & Span January 1961 6. Mickey Gilley and His Rockin' Piano January 1961 7. Wanda Jackson October 1961 8. Carroll Brothers March 1962 9. The Rivingtons December 1962 10. Barbara Greene January 1963 11. Buddy Holly March 8, 1963 12. The Crickets February 1964 13. Gene Simmons October 1964 14. Gene Vincent and The Shouts October 1964 15. Five Americans July 1965 16. The Everly Brothers 1965 17. James Cotton 1968 18. Johnny Winter 1969 19. Javier Batiz con Los Fink Chorus 1969 20. Otis Redding July 1, 1970 21. Rock House 1971 22. 6680 Lexington 1971 23. Victor Wood 1972 24. Billy "Crash" Craddock May 1973 25. Duke Williams and The Extremes 1973 26. Hurriganes November 1974 27. John Lennon February 17, 1975 28. Burt Blanca 1975 29. Johnny Winter - Edgar Winter 1976 30. Sleepy LaBeef 1979 31. Shakin' Stevens October 17, 1980 32. Maureen Tucker 1981 33. Stephanie Winslow April 1982 34. Jannicke 1982 35. Carl Perkins 1984 36. Willie and The Poor Boys 1985 37. Jerry Lee Lewis 1986 38. Blues 'N' Trouble 1989 39. Flashbacksliders 1990 40. Sherry Holly 1992 41. Lynn August July 1, 1993 42. Dick Brave & The Backbeats 2003 43. Cagey Strings 2006 44. Texas Northside Kings July 10, 2007 45. Hot Wire 2009 46. Danny Kalb 2009 47. Shirley Bee & The Bitchslap 2012 48. George Bedard 2013 49. The Jackys 2015.
Ready Teddy Written by: Robert Blackwell, John Marascalco
Ready Teddy Lyrics
Ready, set, go man go
I got a girl that I love so
I'm ready, ready, ready Teddy I'm ready, ready, ready to rock and roll
Going to the corner, pick up my sweetie pie She's my rock and roll, baby, she's the apple of my eye
All the flat top cats and all the dungaree dolls Are headed for the gym to the sock hop ball The joint is really jumping, the cats are going wild The music really sends me, I dig that crazy style
Going to kick off my shoes, roll up my faded jeans
Grab my rock and roll, baby, pour on the steam
I shuffle to the left, I shuffle to the right
Going to rock and roll to the early, early night
Ready Teddy Singers
1. Little Richard and His Band (billboard hit) First release June 1956 First recording on May 9, 1956
2. Elvis Presley October 19, 1956 3. Buddy Holly February 20, 1958 4. Carl Perkins November 1958 5. Finn and His Rock Ramblers 1958 6. Per Granberg med Sigurd Jansens orkester 1958 7. Cliff Richard and The Drifters April 1, 1959 8. Gene Vincent June 1959 9. Vince Taylor et ses play-boys December 1961 10. Tony Sheridan & The Beat Brothers [Beatles] June 1962 11. Les Swifts June 1963 12. Johnny O'Keefe April 1964 13. The Danish Sharks October 1964 14. Jerry Williams 1964 15. Björn Skifs 1970 16. Adriano Celentano May 1972 17. Per 'Elvis' Granberg and The New Jordal Swingers 1972 18. Phil Ochs 1974 19. Teddy Palmer's Rumble Band 1974 20. Burt Blanca & The King Creoles 1974 21. John Lennon February 17, 1975 22. Shakin' Stevens and The Sunsets 1975 23. Melvis and His Rock'n'Roll Band 1975 24. Hot Machine 1976 25. Brian Protheroe 1976 26. Roy Powell & The Shiver Givers 1976 27. Country Road 1977 28. Paul Dragon 1977 29. Bobby Solo 1979 30. Janne Goldman 1980 31. Stroff 1981 32. Little Richard & Masayoshi Takanaka August 5, 1992 33. Martin Fontaine 1995 34. The Paralyzers 1996 35. Good Rockin' Tonight 1996 36. The Baltimores 1996 37. Bob Luman 2002 38. Terry Buchwald 2004 39. Scotty Moore & Paul Ansell October 24, 2005 40. Ezra Furman April 16, 2016.
Woke up this mornin' feelin' low
Where my loved one used to live,
She ain't there no more
Poor me, why such bad luck put on me
Poor me, I'm living in misery
What I'm gonna do is hard to tell
I'm not gonna kill myself
Though I might as well
Poor me, why such bad luck put on me
Poor me, I'm living in misery
All I do, all day long Fall down on my knees and pray She'll come back home
Poor me, why such bad luck put on me Poor me, I'm living in misery
Poor Me Singers
1. Fats Domino (billboard hit 1956) First release November 1955 First recording on September 23, 1955.
2. Frances Faye 1958 3. Tommy McLain 1968 4. George Perkins 1974 5. Rising Sons 1992 6. Rod Bernard 1999 7. Randy Newman 2000 8. Jimmy Cavallo with Ron Spencer & Jumpstart 2002.