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Playlist 50's-Five, sortiert nach Titel Nr. Titel Interpret Text und Musik Jahr In / Re-In Out 1 Aber bitte mit Sahne Udo Jürgens Udo Jürgens 1976 2003 2 All Shook Up Elvis Presley Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley 1957 2011 3 Be-Bop-A-Lula Gene Vincent Tex Davis/Gene Vincent 1956 2004 4 Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins Carl Perkins 1955 Badenfahrt 5 Boogie Woogie Country Girl Big Joe Turner/Jerry Lee Lewis/Micke Muster Reginald Ashby/Doc Pomus (Jerome Solon Felder) 1957 2018 6 Buona Sera Signorina Louis Prima/Dick Brave Carl Sigman/Peter De Rose 1957 2008 7 C.C. Rider Ma Rainey/Chuck Willis/Elvis Presley Gertrude "Ma" Rainey/Lena Arrant 1925/1957 2018 8 Caroline Status Quo Francis Rossi/Bob Young 1973 Badenfahrt 9 Devil In Disguise Elvis Presley Bill Giant, Bernie Baum, Florence Kaye 1963 2015 10 Down Down Status Quo Francis Rossi 1973 2008 11 Good Golly Miss Molly Little Richard Robert Blackwell/John Marascalco 1958 2003 12 Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis Otis Blackwell/Jack Hammer 1957 Badenfahrt 13 Have A Nice Day Bon Jovi Jon Bon Jovi/Richie Sambora/John Shanks 2005 2010 14 High School Confidential Jerry Lee Lewis Ron Hargrave/Jerry Lee Lewis 1958 2000 15 Hi-Heel Sneakers Tommy Tucker Robert Higgenbotham 1964 2008 16 Hound Dog Elvis Presley Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller 1956 2000 17 I Love Rock 'n' Roll Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Jake Hooker/Alan Merrill 1975 2018 18 I'm The Boogie Man Vince Weber Vince Weber 1975 2006 19 Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presley Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller 1957 Badenfahrt 20 Jambalaya Hank Williams/The Carpenters/Fats Domino Hank Williams 1952 2014 21 Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry Chuck Berry 1958 Badenfahrt 22 Keep Your Hands To Yourself Georgia Satellites Dan Baird 1986 Badenfahrt 23 Let's Twist Again Chubby Checker Karl Mann/Dave Appell 1961 2018 24 Lollipop The Chordettes Julius Dixson/Beverly Ross 1958 2010 25 Marie, Marie Shakin' Stevens Dave Alvin 1980 2008 26 Matchbox Carl Perkins Carl Perkins 1956 2018 27 Old Time Rock 'n' Roll Bob Seger George Jackson/Thomas Earl Jones III 1977 2004 28 Paper Plane Status Quo Francis Rossi/Bob Young 1972 Badenfahrt/2018 1997 29 Piano Show 50's-Five Patrick Staub/Stefan Leibundgut 2012 2012 30 Proud Mary Tina Turner/C.C.R. John C. Fogerty 1969 Badenfahrt 31 Rama Lama Ding Dong The Edsels George Jones, Jr. 1961 2003 32 Reet Petite Jackie Wilson Berry Gordy, Jr./ Tyran Carlo 1957 2016 33 Return To Sender Elvis Presley Winfried Scott/Otis Blackwell 1962 2015 34 Rock Around The Clock Bill Haley & The Comets Jimmy De Night/Max C. Freedman 1953 Badenfahrt 35 Rock 'n' Roll Is King Electric Light Orchestra Jeff Lynne 1983 2019 36 Rock 'n' Roll Music Chuck Berry Chuck Berry 1957 Badenfahrt 37 Rock This Town Stray Cats/Brian Setzer Brian Setzer 1981 2016 38 Rockabilly Rebel Matchbox Steve Bloomfield 1979 2019 39 Rocker - Intermezzo - - - 2007 40 Rockin' All Over the World Status Quo John C. Fogerty 1977 Badenfahrt 41 Schickeria Spider Murphy Gang Günter Sigl 1981 2006 42 Shake Your Tailfeather Ray Charles Otha Hayes/Verlie Rice/Andre Williams 1966 2007 43 She's The Most The Five Keys/Dick Brave Murray Berlin 1956 2013 44 Skandal im Sperrbezirk Spider Murphy Gang Günter Sigl 1981 2005 45 Slippin' And Slidin' Little Richard/Dick Brave Richard W. Penniman / Collins / Smith / Bocage 1956 2006 46 Splish Splash Bobby Darin Bobby Darin/Jean Murray 1958 1999/2014 2006 47 Sweet Home Chicago The Blues Brothers Robert Johnson 1936 1997 48 T.N.T. AC/DC Bon Scott/Angus Young/Malcolm Young 1976 2020 49 Take Good Care of My Baby Bobby Vee Gerry Goffin/Carole King 1961 2001 50 That'll Be The Day Linda Ronstadt Jerry Allison/Norman Petty/Buddy Holly 1957/1976 2001/2015 2006 51 The Look Roxette/The Baseballs Per Gessle 1989 2012 52 Träne - Intermezzo Florian Ast & Francine Jordi Florian Ast 2002 2007 53 Tutti Frutti Little Richard Richard Penniman/Dorothy La Bostrie/Lubin 1955 Badenfahrt 54 Twenty Flight Rock Eddie Cochran/Dick Brave Ned Fairchild/Eddie Cochran 1957 2008 55 Umbrella Rihanna/The Baseballs Shawn Carter/Thaddis L. Harrell/Christopher Stewart/Terius Nash 2007/2009 2016 56 Walk This Way (ex 50's-Five) Aerosmith/Dick Brave Steven Tyler/John Perry 1975 2011/2019 57 What'd I Say Jerry Lee Lewis/Ray Charles Ray Charles 1957 Badenfahrt/2014 2006 58 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Jerry Lee Lewis Dave Williams/Sunny David 1957 1998 59 Wild One Jerry Lee Lewis Johnny O'Keefe/John Greenan/David Owens 1958 2017 60 You're The One That I Want John Travolta/O.Newton-John John Farrar 1978 2000/2020 2017 Copyright by The 50's-Five, 2008 - 2020 C:\Users\Patrick\Documents\Daten\50's-Five\Administration\Website\Playlist_für_Website_nach_Titel_2020-05-12.xls, nach_Titel Seite 1.
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