Little Richard - King of Rock and Roll video free download

Cristiano Ronaldo

This was the first Diss track EVER

ben delrey

grate sound of the mouth...whooooooo

GearsKing121

this has a good premise and beat but i see why the album failed cant take shots at some of the greatest artists of all time and expect no consequences still good song just had some unnecessary attacks on some great artists.

Cory Morr

First black President of Rock and Roll separate of the Elvis the white king. Hell yeah!!! Go Richy:-D. 

wesley themainmalaquias

Better than elvis Presley

Mr.Sickboy

LITTLE RICHARD KICKS BIG TIME ASSES

A.J Huamanno

Amazing can't get over this song !!! THE KING 

Karen Gerrard

One of Little Richard's best songs, freaking awesome!!

HB Barnum

Song written by H.B. Barnum and Walter Johnson

A.J Huamanno

LIttle Richard wrote this song right? because it is fantastic!!!

Music Taste Good

King of rock n roll was and little richard, whites use to call that music voodo music, typical suspicious minds of whites

Lee Groce

The only true King of Rock n Roll

Daniel Gajdoš

The true King is Jerry Lee Lewis

Pueni66

what is the album exactly called and where can i get it on cd?

Pueni66

although he may not have been the king of rock'n'roll this is an excellent piece of work and one of his best songs ever

Matt Newman

I thought I had a slight hangover... and what the hell, I'm the king!

Phil Silverman

wow. check out GREEN POWER and BORN ON THE BAYOU and BROWN SUGAR.

thecountofbasie

This is actually the only song I've ever heard from it (even this track was off a one-shot various artist comp)...though any roots artist with anything this cool in '71 was gonna get raves from those who noticed

Phil Silverman

Gossert played *a lot* of LR in that 1970-71 period: a lot of Richard stuff on Modern Records and Okeh. He raved over the King of R & R album. I did not. As I say, there are 3-4 gems, that's it! Thanks.

thecountofbasie

I wouldn't be surprised if I heard it on another station too...WCBS-FM went oldies in 1973 (I remember listening at the exact minute they changed formats)...might well have been on the early playlist (I can't recall listening to Gus on anything but a mono portable radio, but immediately recognized the stereo mix the first time I heard it...did have a stereo by that time, at least)

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