Crazy little thing called love michael buble lyrics

Winston from Potomac, MdWhoops, scratch that.Sean from Toronto, CanadaThis song was performed by 2006 'American Idol' winner Taylor Hicks during 'Queen Week'.Way to much credit given Elvis and his so called influence on British Rock. The English wave of '64 and on were not only influenced by Elvis a 'no show' but rock acts they could actually go and see. Bill Hailey was followed by Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, etc. You have got to remember Elvis never went to England to perform. Alan from Grande Prairie, Alberta, CanadaThis song is Queen's tribute to 'all' their early influences not just Elvis.It's sounds like a 1950's rock n roll song. i can see why people think it's Elvis though. For those of you who don't know rockbilly music is the kind of rock that was recorded by people such as Elvis Pressley, Jerry Lewis, Carl Perkins, and also Johnny Cash early in his career.

Stefanie from Rock Hill, ScThis song reminds me of rockabilly music in general.Robert Plant combined this with the song 'Thank You' at the Freddy Mercury Tribute Concert. I enjoyed the performance video from Live Aid 1985, too. Jonathon from Clermont, FlIt's a lot of fun.i can play the bass part on my keyboard with a shuffle drum beat going. (personally i like play the game, we are the champions, ballad part of bohemiain rhapsody sound better) but it's EXCELLENT. i agree that it's obviously a heaps different sound to the usual queen we get. Zac from Sydney, AustraliaThis is an absolutely mad song.Sometimes he introduced the song in such a way: В«This f***ing guitar only knows these three chordsВ». Stefano from Rome, ItalyFreddie also played rhythm guitar on stage when Queen played this song.No offense to Elvis, but he'd never be able to match up with Freddie's range. Kind of shows you the vocal abilities of the Emperor of Rock. Matthew from Milford, MaHEY! This is an Elvis Presley song.In this song, Queen sounds like Elvis's low range and the Beatles' high range. I wouldn't know if Elvis ever previously had a version of this one, but I wouldn't be surprised if he did. Matt mentioned it's an Elvis Presley song. Andrew from Birmingham, United StatesYeah, I must agree.Ched - from La Union, PhilippinesG R E A T song.F Unit from Dapto, Australiacarpyy is a poohead.Nikki from Perth, AustraliaFreddie wrote this song while in the bath.Vickeybird from Pune, -I feel you guys have totally missed out the lovely solo and the awsome tone Brian got here.One of the best in the entire Queen collection IMHO. Vickeybird from Pune, -And the walking bass lines which really swings it.Now, 5 years later.I only know 2 chords on guitar.'ДЇor the record, Freddie actually did know a lot more guitar, though.according to 'As It Began' (the official biography of the band), when the band all shared a flat in the early days, Freddie used to walk around, strumming 'Pinball Wizard' while everyone else was trying to sleep. 'Back in '79, I only knew 3 chords on guitar. Ryan from Eaton, InOne of the best intros Freddie ever did for this song was in '84.John from Nashville, TnCountry artist Dwight Yokam and r&b diva Diana Ross covered this song.Louis, MoI always laugh at the 'READY FREDDIE!' part, I don't know why.

It was Roger Taylor's job to scream 'Ready Freddie!' during the second verse, and he still does so when he plays the song (with May) today. Freddie purposely does an 'Elvis impression' here, and to this day, some people think it is Elvis singing. According to Hince, the two of them then raced over to Musicland Studios so Freddie could get it down before he lost it. His longtime roadie Peter (Ratty) Hince, confirms this story as he was there in the hotel room in Germany when Freddie came out of the bath and asked for a guitar to finish working out the melody.

Cathy from Boston, MaFreddie himself said several times that he wrote this song in the bath.

Kimberly from Landing, NjCrazy, i dont believe so, if there was no love there would be war.

Three years earlier on December 16th, 1979 it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #58 and on February 17th, 1980 it peaked at #1.

Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn September 25th 1982, Queen performed 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' on the NBC-TV program 'Saturday Night Live'.

Scott from UsaThis song even though it was a throwback when it came out foreshadows the rockabilly revival that would come in the 80's with Brian setter and the stray cats.

There is a version on You Tube that says it is sung by Elvis, but Elvis was dead when this was written, the singer is an Elvis impersonator.

Les from UkFreddie wrote this as a tribute to Elvis.

Bridget from CoInteresting video, great song.

Crazy little thing called love michael buble lyrics