Oh, boy. Here we go again. Another round of The Greatest Song Ever Written (At Least For Today), where we highlight a song, for the sake of the song. No wordy exposition. No Mountainesque rambling. The song is the star. Of course, we always encourage folks to support the artists' (or their legacies) involved.
Today's Greatest Song Ever Written (At Least For Today) was composed by the very mighty Andre Williams for The Five Du-Tones. The rest is history, of course, from covers by Ray Charles and Ike and Tina Turner, amongst others.
But the original is the one...A nasty slab of fried-out soul groove and holler, shake yr ass like the morning will never come, and all you've got is sex, sweet sex, baby. Oh, yes. This is yr weekend groove, baby, and don't waste it. 'Cuz the sun's gonna come up, and where will you be?
The Five Du-Tones: Shake A Tail Feather (mp3)
Ike and Tina Turner: Shake A Tail Feather (mp3)
Andre Williams: Shake A Tail Feather (mp3)
Please support yr local. Record Store Day is tomorrow! Get some bacon-fried wax!
5 comments:
Smokin' hot! Gotta love that Andre.
This one is going to stay in my head now.
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels!
The Greatest Song Ever Written (At Least for Today), where we highlight a song, for the sake of the song. It is liked by every people.
I just wanted to let you know that I've closed my gospel blog, Bless My Bones, so that you can remove the link. Thanks so much for having me in your blog roll. All the best, Marie
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