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12 Songs for Piano Vocalwith Chord Symbols

-FATS DOMINOAl N'T THAT A SHAM E!BLUEBERRY HILLI HEAR YOU KNOCKINGI'M I N LOVE AGAINI'M WALKIN'MY BLUE HEAVENWALKINGTO NEW ORLEANS2414612817LITTLE RICHARDLONG TALL SALLYMONEY HONEYREADY TEDDYRIP IT UPTUTTI FRUTTI2420262229Edited by PETER FOSSFirst Published 1988@ International Music PublicationsExclusive DistributorsInternational Music PublicationsSouthend Road, Woodford Green,Essex IG8 8HN, England.

AIN'T THAT A S H A M E!Words and Music byANTOINE DOMINO and DAVE BARTHOLOMEWmadebrokememycryheartwhen youwhen yousaidsaid-M y tears fell like i n ' t thatashame! -@ 1955 Commodore Music Corp, USASub-published by Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd, London WC2H OLDYou're the onetoGoodwdllrain -blame.-

goodIcry, i n ' t thatashame!Aint thatIblame.bye-a2-YOUMyshame! -blame.tearsfelllike

BLUEBERRY HILLWords and Music by AL LEWIS,LARRY STOCK and VINCENT ROSE, pwith simplicityI11I-callwatched the gold-ensunDoI'youreayearde-a--IT“scend ing-to-When love hadO 1940 Chappell & Co Inc, USAChappell Music Ltd, London W1Y 3FAIRedwood Music Ltd London W1X 2LRnight?just be-gnn.TKhy1IAIWeIIIIIstood anddid there have to be an1

I'you.The moon stood stillOn Bluaber-ry Hi 11,On Blue-ber-ry Hill.1And 1iw;red un-ti1

I'M I N LOVE AGAINWords and Music byANTOINE DOMINO and DAVE BARTHOLOMEWMedium tempoYes it means lhlYes it'smeandloveNeed your lov- in' and IGGmII-O 1956 Reeve Music Co Inc, USAGa - gain.needitHad no lov-in' since you know when,bad,Just like adog when he'sJust think-in' of youmakes me

feelso glad.Hoo- eeba- bymle - n y - ney mo,IIII/me.me.U

MY BLUE HEAVENWords by GEORGE WHITINGMusic by WALTER ep-ing,in%BirdsFlow'rsareare

1"wend-inpEachlit - tlenestBacktothetheylove.she1- est--ing,ing,

211dtimr fREFRAIN(When Whip-poor-wills cailand ev-'ning isWHI- a lit-tlewhite light1heax-- en.lead yo11 tonighmyblueIYou'll seea1 h u r - r y tosmil - ing face, aIfireI-1Iplace, a

Ico - syroom, -Alit - tle nest t h t ' s ncs - tled whereIJust Mol-lie andme-thcAnd Ba - by makes

I'M WALKI N'Words and Music byANTOINE DOMINO and DAVE BATHOLOMEWAI1Fast"wa1kin" beatwalk-in:-h o p - i n 'I c a n be,-yesi n - deed, and 1hit h a t you'll colne back t o1hO 1957 Reeve Music Co, USAw a i t - in1mefor your coni-pa-ny,.talk- i n ''bout-(yes),1tnhop-in'1'myou and me,lone-ly1hast h a t you'll c o n e back t o.

gon-na{You'reyou're rron-naWhat 'ya gon-na d o when the w e l l r u n s d r y ?me.w a y and hidedown and c r y-hop - in'II1'mgon-na run rightWhat 'ya gon-na do when IIIWI .llI .IIIIIIIIIwt h a t you'll come back t oIIIby your side, for youp r e t - t y ba-by 111s a y "bye- bye"?All you're gon-na dois-0me-run as i t rightIIII 2I.IJI 'nlIII'- 8meIII1 A

I HEAR YOU KNOCKINGWords and Music byDAVE BARTHOLOMEW and PEARL KINGMedium t e m o-IrvII.IIYou2. bet-tergetkindofIO 1955 Commodore Music Co. USAbacktoknocklove-yourin'onmydoor.me -

uknock-ing,1andthatnowIyouwouldmetellnev - e r

I-knockI*1 --ingbut you c a n ' t c o m eI hear youIbeen.iknock - ingin,Go back w h e r e you'veI,IYou

WALKING TO NEW ORLEANSWords and Music by ANTOINE DOMINO,DAVE BARTHOLOMEW and ROBERT GUIDRAAI,Slowlyhis time I'm walk-in' to New-YIIOr-leans,rIwalk-in' to New Or - leans,I 'rnr@ 1960 by Travis Music Co Inc, USAAll Rights of Travis Music Co, Inc Assigned to SBK Catalogue PartnershipAll R i b t s controlled & Administered by SBK Travis Catalog IncI'm g o n - n a need two pair of shoes, When I

1"suit-case i n my h a n d ,Nuw ain't t h a t a sharnt.,

-1VIw a l k - in' to New Or - leans.I've got to keep a-walk-in','I've got no tirne for talk - in',New Or-1e;ins is nly home, That's ther e a - son t h a t I'm goin: Yes, I'm walk-in1 to New Or - leans,-'.?walk-in' to New Or-leans,I'm1dimI'm walk-in' to New Or-leans.poco

MONEY HONEYWords and Musicby J STONEModeratoiVERSESThe1Eb11EbEbD b(E bbass)peeped thru' the blind -Ebland-lordrangDbD b(E bbass)@ 1953 Progressive Music Publishing Co Inc, USARights Assigned 1956 to Elvis Presley Music IncCarlin Music Corp, London W1 X 2LR b( bbass) D b(E bbass)and asked my lit - tlemyfrontdoorEbbell-DbEbba - by what was( bbass) Dbonhis( bbass) mind, She -----------*

CHORUS"Mon-ey , honI--eyMon- ey,Monhon- ey2.Eb1 h ddim7ifYWell Iyouwan - na get- b 72. Well, I screamed and I hollered 'cos I'm s o hard pressed,I lost the woman that I loved the best;I fin'ly reached my baby 'bout half past threeShe said "Little baby, what was wrong with m e ? l 1I cried(To Chorus)3 . I learned my lesson, and now I knowThe winds may come and the winds may go,The women they come, and the women they go,But how is it darlinl that you love m e s o ?She cried(To Chorus)-ey, hona- long-- ey-with me" .-

RIP IT UPWords and Music byROBERT A BLACKWELL and JOHN S MARASCALCOI,,Bright Rock TempoVERSE1 Well, it's23IA-Sat-ur-day night and I just got paid, Fool a-bout my mon-ey, dodtgot me a date and I won't be late, Picked herupin mylong a-bout ten, 1'11 be fly - ing high, Walk onoutin -0Tace taTacetSat - ur-day night'andheart says, go go, - Have a tirne'kause it'sstarts jump- in'Shag on down by the so - cia1 hall, When the jointI don't care If I spendmy dough,'cause t o - night Ih gon - nabe-O 1956 Venice Music Inc, USASub-published by Peter Maurice Music Co Ltd, London WC2H OLDt r y to save. M yeight - y eight,t o the sky. ButI - feelfine.I'U - have a ball.o n e h a p p y soul.

CHORUS1'm gon- naIRIPIT UP!1h gonI-break i t up!IIn i g- h t .1 h gon-na-nashake it -.A-up!I'm gon - naup!Ifn gon-narock itRIP IT UPnight.at the ballto -

'LONG TALL SALLYWords and Music by ENOTRIS JOHNSON,RICHARD PENNIMAN and ROBERT BLACKWELLBright rock tempo FUn-cleJohnwithTallSalBDOsaw Aunt Ma-ry corn- in' Andheducked back inIO 1956 Venice Music Inc, U S ASouthern Music Publishing Co Ltd, 8 Denmark Street, London WC2 8LTthea1-ley,-ly,He

Hav- in' me some funIhavesomefuntoto-yeah ! , 2. Well,3 . Well, Inight. -- night, -Gon-na havesomefunyeah! -to - night -We're gon- nawoo ! -We're gon-na-IIhave somefunto-night,-Ev -'ry-thing will beall right.-We' re gon-na-havesomefun,gon- nahavesomefunto-night!A

READY TEDDYWords and Music byJOHNMARASCALCOand ROBERT BLACKWELL.- ------- - -Bright tempogo, ma'', go,Igot a gnl thc tIIoL* SO,1'111CHORUSRead-y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mO 1956 Venice Music Inc and Elvis Presley Music Inc, USACarlin Music Corp, London W 1X 2LRRead-yRead- y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mII1

VERSE1(1.Go-in'rockIn'downrolltotheba-corby,-ner, pickshe'sthemy sweet - ieup-np-pleofmypie.eye,She's'CausemyI'mCHORUSIRead - yRead- y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mRead- y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mRead - yRead-y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mRead- y Read-y Read-y to - arock In' roll.

28VERSE2. Wcllthes'.(Gon - na)flat top cats and the dun-ga-ree dolls Are,head-ed for the g y m to the Sock Hop Ball. Thekick off my shoes, roll- up my faded jenns.Grab my rock 'n' .roll baby, pour on the steam. Ijoint is real-ly jump-in:sl uf-fleto the left, .the cats are go-in' wild.-The mu-sic really sends me. I dig that crazystyle:Cause I'mI shuf-fle to the right.Gonna rock 'n',roll till the ear - ly enrlynight:Cause I'm.,Rend - yRead-y Read-y Ted-dy. I'mRead-yRead-y Read-y Ted-dy. I'm

TUTTI FRUTTIWords and Music byR PENNIMAN and D LA BOSTRIEright Rock and Roll TempoI-iA--- -bop bop a loom- opa-lop bop boom!REFRAINIIIIIIIIIII1rlIO 1955 Venice Corp for the worldO 1955 ATV Music for the UK and Eire under licence toSBK Songs. London W I P I D AIlI1l1ll1IIIIIIII1I1IIII

AVERSEaa3.1 got- ta4. You're the5. o d yout11.1 gotj2. I gotZy(wacky)1-knows just whata1 - most drivesget me an icefla - vorofshare myice -CidCganplWy)go,onebeIIOh,Oh,hermionamek S U ( L O U . )She (he) knows justwhat t oherus) name's Dai - Syhcltle) Sheche) d - most drives mecan't stop,Down to the can - dytell youImiss,Igot-taAnd b a - by,dm'tbegotgot p'rewon'ttomecreamyourcreamatatheyoudo.cra pop.kiss.plate.galcguy,go,onebezy. wac )herchis) name's Dai - sy (JecLle)can'tstop,Imiss,mYdate,I'veShe'scheb, abeenrealDon'tI don'tWith - outdo crashopthislate--She (he)AndAnd thet o the east,gonecook - ie,want va - nil - lameancher - ryyourkis - ses,I'veorwith

lovethebest.I- -aurut - tirut- tih-TIFRUT- A - bop-bop tt-loom-opaurut-tid TI -a - lop 'bqibooml21 got a3.1 gat-&4. Y&the5. W d t goulop bop boom!

QQ@7In 1950 Antokre Domino scored a rhythm and blues hit with "The Fat Man"from which came the nickname of the indomitable Fats. His popularity haslasted for nearly four decades and has yielded many more successes.One of a musical family, his father was a prominent violinist, Fats' winsomemanner and the melodic, catchy songs he sang made him a certainhitmaker. Only Elvis and the Beatles earned more gold records.Here are the songs which best celebrate the enduring magic ofFats Domino.I'M IN LOVE AGAINAINT THAT A SHAME!I'M WALKIN'BLUEBERRY HILLMY BLUE HEAVENI HEAR YOU KNOCKINGWALKIN' TO NEW ORLEANS-The unrestrained vigour and sexuality of UItle RkhanPs style of rock-'n'roll might have been a manifestation of a personal conflict between hisdesire for worldly success and a deeply held religious conviction.Historically his career was characterized by the alternate acceptance and. renunciation of rock music. Several versions of the story surroundingRichard's religious conversion exist but prior to entering OakwoodCollege, a bible school in Huntsville, Alabama, he dramatically hurled hisjewellery into the waters of Sydney Harbour and recorded these lines:I'm quittin' show business, I want to go straightI'm going to serve my Lord, before it's too late.Later attempts to rekindle his career went largely unrewarded.A contemporary of Fats Domino, Little Richards' raunchy bombasticdelivery is in direct contrast to Domino's relaxed, gentle performance butboth serve to illustrate the versatility of true rock-'n'-roll.This selection of vintage hits contains all of the energy and excitement sotypical of Little Richard at his best.LONG TALL SALLYMONEY HONEYRIP IT UPREADY TEDDYTHE RIGHT PRICE RAISED ON ROCK 'N' ROLL COLLECTIONINCLUDESTHE PLAlTERSELVIS PRESLEYEDDIE COCHRAN/BUDDY HOLLYFATS DOMINO/LITTLE RICHARDCHUCK BERRYJERRY LEE LEWISI S B N 0-86359-591-X1. 11.1.1IImRmkdMusicPu-. .SouthendRoad.Woodford Green, Issex IG8 8HN. England.L111,111 1 1 1 ,111.Il1

I ,, Bright Rock Tempo VERSE 1 Well, it's Sat-ur-day night and I just got paid, Fool a-bout my mon-ey, dodt- try to save. My 2 I got me a date and I won't be late, Picked her up in my eight - y eight, 3 A - long a-bout ten, 1'11 be fly - ing high, Walk on out in - to the sky. But 0 Tace t a Tacet