or this one , covered by Janis Joplin. among others....Big Mama Thornton,,Ball And ChainBig Mama Thornton doing Hound Dog before anyone knew who Elvis was.
IIRC, the follow-up crashed and burned and barely dented the Top 40.Maybe at least 2 hit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR_cSVYyIpM
Hollis dies this past year. Receded into family life after the fame, or rejecting it content with that.
When I was a kid I discovered Aerosmith's Train Kept A-Rollin'. For me, it epitomized everything about American Rock & Roll. The sound of the train, the muscular rhythm and riff.
Then years later, I learned it was written and recorded by a Jazz/R&B guy named Tiny Bradshaw in the early 1950s. It has a jump blues sound that was lighter. It was then recorded by Johnny Burnette in 1956 with a faster rockabilly pace.
Big Mama Thornton doing Hound Dog before anyone knew who Elvis was.
Love Hurts was an Everly Brothers hit way before Nazareth recorded it.This Flight Tonight by Nazareth was originally written and recorded by Joni Mitchell
Great version. They have a ton of old 60's ska and bluebeat and rocksteady on Youtube.The Tide Is High was originally done by the Paragons in 1967, Blondie took it to #1 in 1980.