Alice Cooper - Sex, Death And Money

In the following weeks, it was still possible to record two more songs that hit the third single of Elvis, released on January 8, 1955, on the day of his twentieth birthday. In accordance with the already proven technique, “You Are a Heartbreaker” should have been liked by country music lovers, and on the other side was a blues of pure water - “Boogie-Blues of a dairy cow”. This theme was borrowed in the folklore of the Mississippi Delta and was first recorded by Freddy Spwell in 1926; four years later, a blind singer and guitarist Slipy John Estes turned to her, and she finally entered the history of the genre in 1934 thanks to Kokomo Arnold, whose liveliness left little doubt as to how the cow should be milked. As usual, Elvis significantly accelerated the pace of this classical melody, emphasizing the barely covered eroticism of a playful theme,which amused the children and shocked the fathers.