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fab song yeah the late great Wilbert Harrison.
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@RushmoreGerleve My pleasure! Haven't heard Wilbert's version of Stager Lee, only familiar with Lloyd Price's version... will check it out. A tid bit: Stagger Lee is a true story that happened on Christmas Eve, 1895 in St. Louis. Google it, the story is on line...and good luck with your studies!
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@tinkmarz1 Thanks for that information. I study music history, I don't know how I missed that one... I really like Wilbert's Stager Lee too.
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This songs rocks the humps on a camel's back. Heard this song on the radio the other day for the first time. Thanks for posting.
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Even though boogie woogie music was created way back and predominant in early swing music. I think that this song and in particular the rhythm to it laid the foundation for rock boogie music that so many bands used and eventually turned into heavy metal music.
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I love Wilbert Harrison so much, it hurts.
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I'm a Kansas City native and every time I go back, I play this song on my radio
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me and my girlfriends song, im from montana and shes from kansas city.
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i love the feeling of hearing this song at the royals game after the game. even though its the song they play when they lose its still a great feeling. they play the beatles version when they win
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I knew Wilbert and played guitar in some of his records back in the 60's. I feel very honored to have had that priviledge now. I feel very good reading all the compliments about his music as I know he would too. Rest In Peace, Wilbert, my friend.....



this song Rulessss
scottndawn 2 years ago 12
This is the only recording in history to have topped out at number one on R&R, R&B and C&W charts, a feat not accomplished before or since (unless someone can set me straight on that). That fact makes it a hands down true classic, other than the fact it's got to be one of the best songs ever recorded. The year was 1959.
tinkmarz1 2 years ago 12