Lol

i know...lol

Yes, it would have been smarter to let us hear the music as well, this louder talking would sound less awkward with the whole picture

He had his headphones on

@@NightGaming_58 Sad

No elvis is the king, Richard is the architect

S is that you Elvis? Elvis ain’t the king of shit

El Chabo if it weren’t for elvis little Richard would be irrelevant so don’t try it

@@JohnWilson-qy8en Richard was the King AND architect and was robbed of those credits as so typical in this hateful country. It's ALWAYS the British rock musicians who credit Black musicians as having influenced them. The Stones and the Beatles LOVED Little Richard, Chuck Berry and many of the other Black musicians back then and don't hesitate in giving them respect and credit. The whole idea of Elvis was to steal and discredit any and all Black influences and crown him 'King' and you all are still up to that bullshit crowning Eminem 'King' of Rap. Generations of stealing, lying and appropriating the cultures of others. FOH with that bullshit....

Well, Richard got it from Esquerita.

uuuh...yes

Dude had rock gods and legends play in his band or open for him. Even wrote songs for them or provided mentorship. Honestly didn’t know until after he passed and people began posted interviews from Lennon, Elvis, Hendrix, James Brown, etc.

Zeppelin forgot to credit them though. Oops.

Great comment.

@@dailyflash Albeit I like Led Zeppelin, I'm not familiar with their history as in who influenced them, so I'm totally unaware but then again, didn't they steal the beginning of 'Stairway to Heaven' from another artist that they went to court over? So I guess we shouldn't expect thieves to be honest and forthcoming... Thanks for the information.

@c f He never said who Led Zeppelin didn't give credit to or potentially stole from, so that might be a false claim against them. Before writing them off, I'd rather have proof with FACTS. The lawsuit or court case against them was in the news as I remembered that and how they won bewildered me as it was so obvious that they DID rip-off the opening of 'Stairway To Heaven' from someone else. There must've been a jury of tone deaf non musicians as I was floored that they couldn't hear what was clearly obvious and that's a shame. As far as anything else is concerned with them, I'm unaware of.

@Jimmy Jams Your parents KNEW great music and I highly doubt that White parents in the UK 🇬🇧 restricted their children from listening to particular artists solely based on race as was the case in the United States. Yes, there were probably a few, but certainly not like the numbers here where the hatred and vitriol is massive and that's why I said what I said because those young people in England grew up to be the very musicians that I'm talking about: McCartney, Lennon, Jagger, Clapton and so many more. I salute them all and your parents, all honourable people indeed.

Props to you

Antony Reale Props to you

ナゴミ 日本 Props to you

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@@bid84 In fairness, Paul can still sing pretty well

Two.

​@@jamesdunne8504not really

It’s happened a lot Brian played sax on a Beatles tune , Mick and Kieth are part of the crowd singing back up on ‘all you need is love. ‘ Keith ,John Eric Clapton and Mitch Mitchell( of the Jimi Hendrix experience ) playing ‘your Blues ‘ on Rock n Roll circus Also Keith and John tripping on acid and driving around in Keith’s ‘ Blue Lena (Horne) his Rolls lol. Mick was in the studio for a few Beatles recordings. And the first hit the Stones had in the UK was ‘ I wanna be you man’ by Lennon/Macca. Who were in the studio when they recorded it with the Stones manager Andrew Oldham who used to work with the Beatles. They pals. The media and fans created the rivalry

I love the Stones but I still always think of The Faces with Ronnie.

Don't forget Lucille

so many people today seem to just see Richard as that funny old guy that says crazy stuff and tries to take credit for everything. but yes he had one of the greatest voices of all time. who knows what would have been if he didnt have a lifelong internal battle and religious guilt, and if he would have simply had more good material throughout his life past the early days.

@@newwavepop No. He didn't have a great voice. But you do have a low IQ.

@@bradhuskers You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. You're a moron.

Probably to do with the rights

It's not even about that. Although it's partly that. The main reason why elvis is king, is due to his massive critically acclaimed studio recordings. That's the difference. Those studio classics are brilliant, even to this very day. Elvis's soul depth and diversity destroys anyone.

You typically didn't mention the FACT that Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly and Fats Domino COULDN'T get their music played on American radio stations back then due to racism and that in itself would hamper record sales. The only way that some of Little Richard's music got recognition was when WHITE artists like Pat Boone covered his songs. Do some research and discover the TRUTH. Elvis was a goddamn stealing fraud...

Elvis is not the king of anything, he didnt even write his own songs. He was overrated, hes not in the top as a musician or a songwriter, he just had a look that was marketable at that time with good vocals

I have no recollection of writing that comment... that's drink for you.

LOL... I guess he DOES look like a melting candle, but it's weird I don't remember writing it.

Good one

@@ItsTerryTime a melting candle, that burns from both ends. 😎

Perhaps because Little Richard is 81?

Little Richard really resented how some white artists made more money off of his songs than him.

Eddys Vault Well, Richard is retiring now.

B/c "Little Richard" is a nut job.

I don't think Little Richard's music has aged so well. He was hugely important in the 50s, and influenced everyone from Paul McCartney on (Bon Scott's favourite vocalist was Richard) ... But does anyone listen to him anymore?? Not really and I dunno why - maybe the sound is dated.

cause music started playing in their headphones

The music is playing so he’s speaking louder

Preach!

They were talking about vocal range and if you want to get technical then you’re actually wrong. Paul has a vocal range of 4 while Richard has a range of 3

It’s true he looks like miss Marple.

dothedeed well at least the Beatles have always given credit to the influence of black music on theirs. They've all mentioned how much people like chuck Berry influenced them and how they loved American black music and so on

The ‘white boy’ covers of black originals gave a new lease of life to many great black artists, most of those covered songs earned fat royalty cheques for the composers, who were not at all unhappy about the sudden, continuous windfalls

Cero Z : Umm, yes it did... as many of those artists have testified over the years.

The beatles and stones gave credit. Led zeppelin.....not so much.

They didn’t just repackage it. They used it along with other influences and new ideas to create something new.

Fucking idiot :(