Little Richard
Happy Birthday
Noah Harris
Robert Hill
Happy birthday
Nolan Morgan
Prince died again?
Cameron Young
To you
Hudson Morales
Happy Birthday
Lincoln Davis
To you
Henry Garcia
Happy Birthday
Benjamin Wood
he'll be fine
Noah Rodriguez
swing and a miss
Dylan Rivera
if dubs he will not see his next birthday
Brody Brooks
why are all of you fucks so homicidal
Josiah Fisher
RIP
Austin Cook
but I wasn't talking about his death.
Josiah Johnson
To you
Ayden Clark
You know, this is probably the most honest and reasonable assessment I've seen someone give of why they like little richord. Seriously, kudos to you.
Evan Morris
>little richard
>lil dicky
Jayden Richardson
Happy birthday
Justin Collins
his name is little dick hahaha
James Miller
Dear Little Richard
Ian Clark
Happy birthday
Aiden Stewart
To you
Xavier Watson
Get Down With It: The Okeh Sessions [Epic/Legacy, 2004]
The legend of Little Richard, which in a just universe would prove eternal, is based entirely on the sides he cut with Bumps Blackwell for Specialty between September, 1955 and January, 1957. This was pure rock and roll: lewd, feral, prophetically fast, prophetically funky, and beset by the identity confusion of a man who never did figure out whether he was gay. All that's accomplished by his other recordings is to demonstrate that his power howl and crazed piano triplets are equal to but not ideal for gospel, kiddie novelties, whatever's asked--on these mid-'60s sessions, the soul-r&b cusp. Their sole revelation: four previously unreleased tracks produced in London by Norman Hurricane Smith, at least three of which could sneak onto the Specialty box pure rock and rollers treasure. It's a worthy addition to Richard Penniman's oeuvre--but not to the legend.
"Get Down With It," "Rocking Chair" *Choice Cuts*
Camden Kelly
Happy Tuti Fruity to YOU
Grayson Davis
The original Young Thug
Ryder Sullivan
is he still alive?
Liam Gray
HEY HEY HEY HEY