Dixieland Rock
Hey there music lovers! Today, I want to introduce you to a classic rock and roll song that will have you tapping your feet and dancing along in no time. It’s called “Dixieland Rock” and it was featured in the 1958 movie, King Creole.
The song was performed by none other than the legendary Elvis Presley. Known as the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis’s smooth vocals and energetic stage presence made him a true icon of the genre.
“Dixieland Rock” was released in 1958, during the height of Elvis’s career. It was written by Aaron Schroeder and Rachel Frank, and the catchy melody and upbeat rhythm instantly became a hit with fans.
The composition of the song draws inspiration from the lively and vibrant sounds of Dixieland jazz, a genre that originated in New Orleans. The combination of rock and roll with Dixieland jazz elements creates a unique and infectious sound that is hard to resist.
But what does the song mean? Well, “Dixieland Rock” is all about letting loose and having a good time. It’s a celebration of the joy and excitement that comes with dancing to the rhythm of rock and roll. The lyrics paint a picture of a lively party atmosphere, where everyone is moving and grooving to the music.
If you want to experience the magic of “Dixieland Rock” for yourself, I highly recommend checking out the movie King Creole. It’s a fantastic film that showcases Elvis’s incredible talent and charisma.
So, what are you waiting for? Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to rock out to “Dixieland Rock” by Elvis Presley. Trust me, you won’t be able to resist the infectious energy of this classic rock and roll anthem. Enjoy!
Listen to Dixieland Rock Elvis Presley
Video Dixieland Rock – Elvis Presley
Dixieland Rock – Elvis Presley lyrics
🎵 Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 🎤
Well, down in New Orleans at the Golden GooseI grabbed a green-eyed dolly that was on the looseWell, I dig that music “well, ” she said, “me too”I said, “pretty baby, come on and let’s do”The dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Well, the dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Let your hair down, sugar shake it freeAnd do the dixieland rock with me, hey, heyWith the blue light shining on her swinging hipsShe got the drummer so nervous that he lost his sticksThe cornet player hit a note that’s flatThe tromboner hit him while the poor cat satThe dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Well, the dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Let your hair down, sugar shake it freeAnd do the dixieland rock with meI was all pooped out and when the clock struck fourBut she said, “no, daddy, can’t leave the floor”She wore a clinging dress that fit so tightShe couldn’t sit down so we danced all nightThe dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Well, the dixieland rock (dixieland rock)Let your hair down sugar shake it freeAnd do the dixieland rock with meLet your hair down, sugar shake itAnd do the dixieland rock with me (dixieland rock, dixieland rock, dixieland rock)
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