Little Richard’s music is not just history—it’s alive and breathing. His songs still make people dance, shout, and celebrate. They serve as a bridge between the golden age of rock and the ...

Sir Rod Stewart has been a rock and roll ambassador for much of his career, but the singer has also been a vocal advocate for ...

Little Richard turns an early-1950s Fats Domino song, “Going Home,” into a loose, anguished blues on his 1964 album “Little Richard Is Back (And There’s a Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On).” ...

Little Richard turns an early-1950s Fats Domino song, “Going Home,” into a loose, anguished blues on his 1964 album “Little Richard Is Back (And There’s a Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On).” ...

Little Richard turns an early-1950s Fats Domino song, “Going Home,” into a loose, anguished blues on his 1964 album “Little Richard Is Back (And There’s a Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On).” ...

It became Little Richard’s biggest hit of all time. In addition, other notable artists like Elvis and The Kinks recorded versions of the song. It remains one of the most famous 1950s rock songs.

Music Features Little Richard Made Music Vibrate In All The Right Ways NPR Music's Senior Director Lauren Onkey and I look at his life through the lens of 10 songs. 1. "Tutti Frutti" (1955) YouTube ...

With an instantly recognizable intro, “Tutti Frutti” by Little Richard blasted on the music scene in the mid-1950s. Recorded in New Orleans, the original song included racy lyrics that were ...

Wild and outrageous do not begin to describe Little Richard. He hit American pop like a fireball in the mid-1950s, a hopped-up emissary from cultures that mainstream America barely knew, drawing ...

8 songs to understand why Little Richard is a king, queen, architect, quasar and founder of rock ‘n’ roll.

Wild and outrageous do not begin to describe Little Richard. He hit American pop like a fireball in the mid-1950s, a hopped-up emissary from cultures that mainstream America barely knew, drawing ...

Wild and outrageous do not begin to describe Little Richard. He hit American pop like a fireball in the mid-1950s, a hopped-up emissary from cultures that mainstream America barely knew, drawing ...