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‘Kansas City (Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey)’: Little Richard Inspires The Beatles, Again
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‘Kansas City (Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey)’: Little Richard Inspires The Beatles, Again
Little Richard’s rise to national acclaim in the US was so swift and powerful, it seems surprising in retrospect that his wave of major hits lasted only two years. After his emergence with “Tutti Frutti” in January 1956, he was already renouncing rock‘n’roll by October 1957. After that, in terms of the pop Top 10, he only lasted for one more hit, “Good Golly, Miss Molly,” in February 1958. The complicated history of a classic On May 11, 1959, Ri…
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