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And I am not sure, but think Boom Boom was on it too. Hooker did a double album with Canned Heat in the Seventies I really loved too. What a blues master! It's unfortunate that VeeJay Records in Chicago folded up and cheated so many of its artists (the Four Seasons included!) of royalties and other monies due them. Then later, I learned it was written & recorded by Hooker. Not many of us kids paid much attention to the Billboard charts back then. In this area back in '64 I recall it was on our local rock charts Top Ten. You can hear the song playing as artillery explodes! I first hear this song as the Animals' version from 1964 when I was in high school.
BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BANG BANG BANG BANG LYRICS MOVIE
Rotunda from Tulsa, OkWhen the James Bond movie "Skyfall" came out last year, The Animals' version of "Boom Boom" was in the soundtrack near the movie's end-when Bond is holed-up in that huge old house awaiting the final confrontation with villains. Torty from TucsonI thought the Animals stole the tune for this song from Spinal Tap's song Gimme Some Money, but not only do I find out that Hooker wrote this well before Spinal Tap, the Animals actually recorded it a year before Spinal Tap's song. Hooker passed away on June 21st, 2001 at the age of 83. Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn May 20th 1962, "Boom Boom" by John Lee Hooker entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #100 eight weeks later on July 15th, 1962 it would peak at #60. I gave her some bread for it, too, so she was pretty happy." She went around telling everybody I got John Lee to write that song. Then, after I did it, the Animals turned around and did it. So then if anybody got the idea to do it I had them by the neck, because I had it copyrighted. After I got it copyrighted I could do it in the bar. So I sent it to Washington, D.C., the Library of Congress, and I got it copyrighted. I figured somebody would grab it before I got it copyrighted. Then I went and sang it, and everybody went, Wow! Then I didn't do it no more, not in the bar. I finally got it down right, got it together, got it down in my head. I got up the next day and put one and one together, two and two together, trying to piece it out - taking things out, putting things in. At night I went to bed and I was still thinking of it. I took that thing and I hummed it all the way home from the bar. Then one night she said, 'Boom boom, I'm gonna shoot you down.' She gave me a song but she didn't know it. It dawned on me that that was a good name for a song. I'd always be late and whenever I'd come in she'd point at me and say, 'Boom Boom, you're late again.' And she kept saying that. Sometimes they'd be on the bandstand playing by the time I got there. Every night the band would beat me there. I would come in there at night and I'd never be on time. There was a young lady there named Luilla. Hooker told Bruce Pollock how the song originated: "I used to play at this place called the Apex Bar in Detroit. "Boom Boom" was the song that crossed over, marking his only entry on the US Hot 100 and becoming his signature song. By 1962, he was signed to Vee-Jay Records, who teamed him up with seasoned session players and tried to bring his music to a wider audience. In the '50s, he recorded under several different names ("Delta John" and "Birmingham Sam" among them) and refined his craft with constant live performances. The song is the theme tune for the BBC Three sitcom Him & Her (2010).John Lee Hooker first recorded in 1948, and the next year released his classic " Boogie Chillen," which eventually sold over a million copies. BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BANG BANG BANG BANG LYRICS ARCHIVE
Broadcast during Eurovision week, the special was hosted by Sir Terry Wogan and featured archive footage and highlights of past contests, along with a performance of that year's UK entry by Daz Sampson. īoom Bang-A-Bang was also the name of a BBC One 1-hour programme made to celebrate 50 Years of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006. Over two decades after its first release, the song was included on a blacklist of banned songs issued by the BBC during the 1991 Gulf War. 2 in the UK Singles Chart and was a major hit throughout Europe. She then goes on to explain that "my heart goes boom bang-a-bang boom bang-a-bang when you are near", complete with appropriate musical accompaniment. Lyrically, the song is a plea from the singer to her lover to "cuddle me tight". It was the joint winner with three other entries: Salomé singing " Vivo cantando" for Spain, Lenny Kuhr singing " De troubadour" for the Netherlands, and Frida Boccara singing " Un jour, un enfant" for France. It was the British winning entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1969, held in Madrid. The song was written by Alan Moorhouse and Peter Warne. " Boom Bang-a-Bang" is a song recorded by Scottish singer Lulu.
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