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Come along my baby, whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Yes, I said come along my baby, baby you can't go wrong
We ain't fakin', while lotta shakin' goin' on
Well, I said come along my baby, we got chicken in the barn
Woo-huh, come along my baby, really got the bull by the horn
We ain't fakin', whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Well, I said shake, baby, shake
I said shake, baby, shake
I said shake it, baby, shake it
And then shake, baby, shake
Come on over, whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Oh, let's go!
Alright
Well, I said come along my baby, we got chicken in the barn
Whose barn? What barn? My barn
Come along my baby, really got the bull by the horn
We ain't fakin', whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Easy now
Shake it
Ah, shake it, baby
Yeah
You can shake it one time for me
Ye-ah-ha-ah, I said come on over, baby
Whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Now, let's get down real low one time now
Shake, baby, shake
All you gotta do, honey, is kinda stand in one spot
Wiggle around just a little bit, that's when you got it, yeah
Come on baby, whole lotta shakin' goin' on
Now let's go one time
Shake it baby, shake, shake it baby, shake
Woo, shake baby, come on babe, shake it, baby, shake
Come on over, whole lotta shakin' goin' on

blkstd May 15, 2013 - 07:46	the 'killer' [ Reply ]
MojoJojo Mar 13, 2013 - 14:35	Whole lotta SCOTS going on! #nannerdance [ Reply ]
MirageRF Mar 13, 2013 - 14:34	Pound it, kick it roll on the floor. We be rocking, now! [ Reply ]
SanFranGayMan Jan 21, 2013 - 21:25	tonypf wrote: Back in the day, who'd a thunk? Indeed. Growing up in Memphis as I did, watching and listening to Lewis and Elvis in those seminal days was about as incendiary in that stultified atmosphere as anything could be. White guys singing and moving like Black folk? Pass the smellin' salts! Of course I didn't realize that at 8, but I knew something was 'not right', which is to say, Exactly Right!! And the DJ Dewey Phillips (the object of the musical "Memphis") on WHBQ putting out "race music" on white radio (yes, even radio was segregated then) was outrageous, but we all loved the music, the edginess that was in the air, but unheard by the kids. Marrying your cousin? Maybe in East Tennessee hill country, but not in respectable Memphis! Lawdy mercy! [ Reply ]
coloradojohn Jan 21, 2013 - 21:19	Hard to imagine, 'cause I wasn't there, but this must have really shaken the dust off some folks and made 'em wanna dance in new ways — and prolly scared the bejeezus outta some others! [ Reply ]
LizK Jan 09, 2013 - 21:45	Businessgypsy wrote: Maybe because the advent of this song was as notable as aliens landing in Central Park. Consider that the three cousins - Evangelist and commercial affection connoisseur Jimmy Swaggart, Rock and Roll founding father Jerry Lee Lewis and Urban Cowboy movement icon Mickey Gilley - came from the Mississippi Delta fields of Ferriday-Vidalia, Louisiana and were not influenced by cosmopolitan diversity and classical music training. The strange brew that led to Rock and Roll had bits of black juke joint blues, country church Gospel singing, country picking virtuosity heard on WSM and the fertile longings and imaginations of hot blooded boys itching to get out of the dirt farm wasteland and into something, maybe anything. Thinking that this was the pop music of the 50's is analogous to thinking of letters as the internet of the 1800's. Kinda functions that way, but predates the paradigm. "commercial affection connoisseur"??? Is that the same as an industrial debutante? [ Reply ]
bachbeet Aug 17, 2012 - 19:43	One of the best songs from the 50s. [ Reply ]
WonderLizard Jul 17, 2012 - 09:19	ScottFromWyoming wrote: I'm always a little amused that Jerry Lee Lewis, Mickey Gilley Jimmy (Lee) Swaggart are cousins! At least he didn't marry them. [ Reply ]
tonypf Jun 15, 2012 - 19:06	ottojama wrote: Last man standing. Back in the day, who'd a thunk? [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Jun 03, 2012 - 12:03	So 10 people (and I'm being SOOOO polite) give this a 1...why do you listen to this station? Why? why? What is point? [ Reply ]
mrtuba9 Feb 29, 2012 - 08:51	Jumped over to a lyrics search, and on the left side of the metrolyrics page, LMFAO...now I've got "wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, yeah!" stuck in my head [ Reply ]
MortimerS Jan 28, 2012 - 16:43	Definitely a T&A man. At least the kids were well developed... Nah, not really. [ Reply ]
ick Oct 25, 2011 - 14:05	Surely you are going to hell for this one Jerry Lee. [ Reply ]
ziggytrix Aug 23, 2011 - 12:29	This song is a great metric for the darkness of an epileptic's sense of humor. [ Reply ]
(former member) Aug 23, 2011 - 12:26	This song be apropos right now, just because of all the shaking going on... [ Reply ]
bhallmark Aug 23, 2011 - 12:23	Thanks Bill, for the homage to the 5.9-er here in DC. I have a lot of broken glass and two very confused dogs. I thought they were supposed to be able to anticipate these things? You know, "woof woof, Timmy's down the well again?!" [ Reply ]
Elroweho Aug 23, 2011 - 12:23	Yeah! It doesn't get more classic R and R than this! [ Reply ]
triviagal Aug 23, 2011 - 12:22	EARTHQUAKE!! Here in VA today. Great song to shake along with. [ Reply ]
Dahlia_Gumbo Oct 24, 2010 - 13:25	[ Reply ]
Rooney Sep 22, 2010 - 21:40	some of the young asses on this forum don't believe in early rock. i pity them. Killer gets a 10 because he was crazy, innovative, a jerk, banned, and knew how to play a piano. i had to ask if we were even allowed to listen to this song. doin' the chicken in the barn, and up yours younger set. [ Reply ]