socalhol wrote: 
Or pulp fiction...

Van the Man did great cover of this on his live in SF CD. 

 

Surf music done as a torch song. Nice.

I haven't seen it lately, but T-Mobile with the gal on the pink motorcycle was using the title track from this CD. Over and over as I heard the smooth guitar and vocals I had to research it. And sure enough Eilen...  Too bad Bill's not playing it here...

 Toke wrote: 

What fresh approach? Speed, vocal and guitar are almost identical.

 TerryS wrote: 

That may be so but she sure comes at this song with a fresh aproach...which I find delightful..

Saw Johnny Kidd and the Pirates do this a very long time ago....still the definitive version for me.

 HazzeSwede wrote: 
I too like the "slow & lazy" feel to this version — sounds like it could be used on True Blood!

 edrickvb wrote: 
couldn't agree more, at least from what I've heard hear on the RP Radio!  Had to buy this for lots of reasons.  Music being at the top of the list.

Love this version - Eilen and her band are awesome!
 

 cc_rider wrote: 
Uploaded, sorried. BTW.
 
I have a thin-sounding crappy MP3 bootleg of the Jet Black Berries doing it too. That's my favorite.  At least the version as heard on vinyl some years ago
 
 

I love Eilen and Jay and the boys! They have some great new stuff out too. Queen of the Minor Key!

 robh wrote:
  An aunt with a great voice, sure. But Wanda Jackson has the bad-girl cred, and that patented 'quiver' in her voice, to put her performance head and shoulders above all the rest.

 cc_rider wrote: 
Spot on! It just sounds too "clean". A bit like an aunt singing it at a family do.

Definitely have to shake to another (any other) version of this one

Wanda Jackson (with Jack White) does this on her new album. She's nearly 80 and still bringin' it.

Great tune: that guitar lick is iconic. Eilen Jewell does a great job, but after seeing Ms. Jackson rip into it, it seems like Ms. Jewell's version is too clean.

I would love to hear what I think was the original version by Johnny Kid and the Pirates. Duane Eddy is a great follow up! The Humble Pie Rockin the Filmore version of I Don't Need No Doctor or Hallelujah would also be great....just sayin'  

Half-listening I thought this sounded familiar!  We just saw Eilen at the Johnstown, PA music festival in August 2010.  She puts on a great show, is very personable and very talented.  Had a great time.  If you have  the chance, check 'em out. You won't regret it.

 cosmiclint wrote: 
I do. It's Shakin' all over, not Slurrin' all over.

Y rjewyo wrote:  Yes,she is hot in the coldest way. I finally see the cold light. Great rendition. Ow sum.

This is nice!

 RobRyan wrote: 
I don't think she's the one who doesn't get it.

Yes, shake it!

Love the "I don't give a ___ approach".

She sounds like a dirty Doris Day.

 DaveInVA wrote: 

A tie with the Beatles version.

3 - Ho Hum is the perfect rating and comment. As a previous commenter said, she doesn't get this song at all.

I never got the fuss about the Who version (despite being a Who fan), but this is good

I still like the Guess Who version best...