I Put A Spell On You

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Hawkins was already starting to play up his stage persona even more — wearing capes and bones through his nose, and trying to portray a voodoo image. As well as his stories about being a prisoner of war, he also used to claim on a regular basis that the reason he’d loved being in the military so much was because you were allowed to kill people and wouldn’t get punished for it. But then some of the Twisted Wheel people went to see Little Richard at the Oasis club, another famous Manchester venue, and got chatting to Don “Sugarcane” Harris, from the support act Don and Dewey.

During the recording of “Screamin’ Blues”, which would have been his first single, he got into an argument with Ahmet Ertegun, who kept telling him to sing the song more smoothly, like Fats Domino. Fast" Eddie Hoh (4) 2is (4) 1940s music strikes (3) Aaron Schroeder (7) ABC-Paramount Records (2) Ace Kefford (1) Acuff-Rose publishing (4) Adam Faith (2) Adam Schlesinger (1) admin notes (5) Ahmet Ertegun (15) Aladdin Records (2) Alan Caddy (2) Alan Freed (13) Alan Lomax (11) Al Bell (1) Albert Grossman (4) Aldon Music (4) Aldous Huxley (2) Alexis Korner (4) Al Jackson (2) Al Kooper (4) Allan Williams (2) Allen Klein (3) Al Lewis (2) Alma Cogan (1) Al Stewart (2) Amen Corner (1) Andre Williams (2) Andrew Loog Oldham (6) Andrew Oldham (6) Andy Partridge (1) Andy Warhol (1) Andy White (4) Anita Kerr Singers (1) Anna Gordy (4) Anna Records (4) Ardmore and Beechwood (2) Aretha Franklin (6) Arif Mardin (2) Art Garfunkel (2) Arthur Crudup (2) Arthur Lee (6) Art Laboe (4) Art Rupe (6) art school (3) Art Tatum (1) Associated London Scripts (1) Atlantic Records (22) B. Grimes first met Hawkins backstage at the Moondog Coronation Ball — a legendary gig put on by Alan Freed in 1952, which was the first big sign to Freed of just how successful rock and roll was going to become.

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The original version gave the song an ironic theme, but Simone transformed it into a thrilling love song, complete with horns and strings. What we do know is that he seems to have grown up extremely resentful of women, particularly his mother. Instead, he joined the Special Services, the people who put on shows for the rest of the military, and learned the saxophone. Jesse Cook—This one has some very cool guitar work at the top that hints at a flamenco guitar sound, and Jesse’s voice is so smooth and lovely. I was fed up with people looking around for "commercial" sounds for me month after month, and I decided to do "I Put A Spell On You".John Kay (1) John Lennon (19) John Leyton (1) John Lomax (3) John Marascalco (3) John Mayall (3) John McLaughlin (2) John McVie (3) Johnnie Johnson (3) Johnnie Ray (2) Johnny Ace (3) Johnny Bernero (2) Johnny Burnette (4) Johnny Cash (11) Johnny Echols (3) Johnny Gentle (3) Johnny Guitar Watson (2) Johnny Hallyday (2) Johnny Kidd and the Pirates (3) Johnny Otis (20) Johnny Rivers (2) John Paul Jones (5) John Peel (1) John Phillips (1) John Sebastian (2) John Simon (2) John Sinclair (1) John Stewart (2) Jonathan Miller (1) Joni Mitchell (1) Jorma Kaukonen (1) Judee Sill (1) Jud Phillips (2) jump bands (4) Junior Parker (2) k.