You're viewing YouTube in Russian. You can change this preference below.

Complete your Elvis Presley, Scotty And Bill collection. Elvis Presley, Scotty And Bill ‎– Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're A Heartbreaker.

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.

Watch the video for Milkcow Blues Boogie from Elvis Presley's A Date With Elvis for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

Release number on bottom of the label. 2 Matrix numbers: U-140-45-72, U-141-45-72 (machine stamped). Release number on bottom of the label. Released in 1954 by Sun Records on 78 RPM as Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're A Heartbreaker. Released in 1955 by RCA Records on 45 RPM as Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're A Heartbreaker. Released in 1955 by RCA Records on 78 RPM as Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're A Heartbreaker. Released in 1959 by RCA Records on 45 RPM as Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're A Heartbreaker on the Gold Standard Series label. Date from "Sun Record Company.

Artist: Scotty & Bill, Elvis Presely. Album: Great Rockabilly - Just About As Good As It Gets!: The Original Rockabilly Recordings 1955 - 1960, Vol. 5. Release year: 2011. Download Elvis Presely, Scotty & Bill - Milkcow Blues Boogie (feat. Scotty & Bill - To Get To You Elvis Presley, 2009 02:32. Elvis Presely - Mystery Train A Rocket in My Pocket, 2013 02:29. Artist: Scotty & Bill Elvis Presely.

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 single was released in January 8, 1955 with "You're a Heartbreaker" as the B-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.

In the early days Elvis would show dissatisfaction with some lines and he would make alterations, so it wasn't just what is known as a 'cut-in'. His name did not appear after the first year. But if Elvis liked the song, the writers would be offered a guarantee of a million records and they would surrender a third of their royalties to Elvis'. Milkcow Blues Boogie", "You're a Heartbreaker". Baby Let's Play House".

Milkcow Blues Boogie, You're a Heartbreaker. Songs that sampled Elvis Presley's Milkcow Blues Boogie: Get Gone by Gone (1986). Cover chain found! Elvis Presley's Milkcow Blues Boogie is a cover of: Milkcow Blues by Johnnie Lee Wills (1946). Other covers of Elvis Presley's Milkcow Blues Boogie: Milk Cow Blues by Tyler Hilton (2005).