Elvis Presley, RCA Victor ‎47-6382 (1955). 1. You're a heartbreaker (J. Sallee). 2. Milkcow blues boogie (K. Arnold).

Текст песни: Well, I woke up this mornin' looked out my door I thought I’d hear that milk cow, I can tell the way she lore If you see my milk cow, please drive her on home Ain’t had no milk and butter, woo, since that cow got gone.

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Milkcow Blues Boogie". Song by Elvis Presley, Scotty and Bill. Elvis Presley, accompanied by Scotty Moore on guitar and Bill Black on bass, recorded a rockabilly version retitled "Milkcow Blues Boogie" at Sun Records in November or December 1954. The arrangement was closer to Wills' version than to the Arnold original. The song was released in January 8, 1955 with "You're a Heartbreaker" as the A-side, but would not be released on LP until 1959, when it was included on the RCA LP A Date with Elvis. Eddie Cochran's version of "Milk Cow Blues" was posthumously released on the album Never to Be Forgotten. Musicians: Eddie Cochran: vocal and guitar.

16 Milkcow Blues Boogie. 7 You're a Heartbreaker. 8 Baby Let's Play House. 0 Tryin' to Get to You. 1 I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone. 2 I Forgot to Remember to Forget. You're a Heartbreaker". with five featured on A Date with Elvis: "Blue Moon of Kentucky". Milkcow Blues Boogie". Baby, Let's Play House". Good Rockin' Tonight". The album does contain several takes from "I Love You Because", and "I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone". Missing: The private recordings.

Elvis Presley - Youre A Heartbreaker. Milkcow Blues Boogie" ~ John Rainey. Elvis Presley - You're A Heartbreaker. Justin Shandor as Elvis Performs "Tryin to Get to You" at Three Rivers Casino in Florence, Oregon.

Milkcow Blues Boogie è una canzone di Elvis Presley, pubblicata come Lato A del suo terzo singolo con la Sun Records nel 1954 (numero di catalogo Sun 215). una reinterpretazione di una canzone blues originariamente registrata Kokomo Arnold, ma che nella versione di Presley è molto più veloce e con una serie di variazioni musicali.

Milk Cow Blues" is a blues song written and originally recorded by Kokomo Arnold on 10 September 1934 in Chicago. 1 Robert Johnson version. 2 Johnnie Lee Wills version. 3 Elvis Presley & The Blue Moon Boys version. 4 Eddie Cochran version. Robert Johnson recorded a version of Kokomo Arnold's song, re-titled "Milkcow's Calf Blues", at his last recording session on 20 June 1937. It was released by Vocalion Records in September 1937 as the B-side to "Malted Milk.