Tiny Tim - Great Balls Of Fire flac album

Great Balls of Fire" is a 1957 popular song recorded by Jerry Lee Lewis on Sun Records and featured in the 1957 movie Jamboree. It was written by Otis Blackwell and Jack Hammer. The Jerry Lee Lewis 1957 recording was ranked as the 96th greatest song ever by Rolling Stone. The song is in AABA form

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You broke my will But what a thrill Goodness gracious Great balls of fire. I laughed at love Cause I thought it was funny You came along And moved me, honey. I changed my mind This love is fine Goodness gracious Great balls of fire. Kiss me, baby Ooh, feels so good Hold me, baby. I want to love you Like a lover should You're fine, so kind I got to tell this world that You're mi-yi-yi-yine. I chew my nails and Then I twiddle my thumbs I'm real nervous But it sure is fun. Come on, baby You drive my crazy Goodness gracious Great balls of fire

Album: Great Balls Of Fire (1957). Charted: 1 2. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. Diann from San Francisco, CaGreat Balls of Fire was written in 1957 by Otis Blackwall and JACK HAMMER, Jack being my uncle-in-law, alive and kicking in Los Angeles. Jack's 1987 BRIGHT RED Mercedes-Benz SL CONVERTIBLE is on e-Bay for sale. I use to babysit his kids in San Francisco, way back when. Tim from Bovey, MnActually, in the movie Dennis Quaid said "Follow that, killer". there was no bass on those Sun singles, except for Jerry's left hand. In the movie Jerry is in Sam Phillips office talking contracts and makes reference to "he's my manager, he's family, hell he's my bass player" (that's not an exact quote) and of course there's a bass player in most of the music playing shots in that movie (electric bass) but they did NOT use one in the recording.

Tim even proves he can tackle rock & roll with a cracking cover of "Great Balls of Fire," which sounds enthusiastic while still showcasing his trademark vibrato and falsetto. And while Perry's efforts to bring Tiny Tim into the '60s sometimes hang a little uncomfortably on Tim's shoulders, the singer approaches contemporary material from Hoyt Axton and Tom Paxton with the élan of a true showman.

Lyrics to 'Great Balls of Fire' by Tiny Tim. You shake my nerves, And you rattle my brain, Too much loving, Drives a man insane, You broke my will, Bu. You shake my nerves And you rattle my brain Too much loving Drives a man insane. You broke my will But what a thrill Goodness gracious Great balls of fire.

Great Balls Of Fire 1963 Mono Album Version.