Biography:
Carl Perkins (April 9, 1932 - January 19 1998) was an American rockabilly singer, guitarist and songwriter, performing early Rockabilly and Rock n Roll along with more traditional Country and Gospel music for decades before his death at age 65. His best known song was "Blue Suede Shoes" in 1956 which was the first single to top three charts listed by Billboard Magazine - popular, country and western, and rhythm and blues. Perkins had a long association with musical collaborator Johnny Cash
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Other songs:
- All Mamas Children
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Boppin The Blues
- Daddy Sang Bass
- Distance Makes No Difference With Love
- Dixie Fried
- Dont Let Go
- Drink Up And Go Home
- Everybodys Trying To Be My Baby
- Forever Yours
- Glad All Over
- Gone Gone Gone
- Honey Dont
- Honky Tonk Gal
- Im Sorry Im Not Sorry
- Jive After Five
- Lend Me Your Comb
- Let That Jukebox Keep On Playing
- Matchbox
- Movie Magg
- Pink Pedal
- Right String But Wrong Yoyo
- Say When
- Tennessee
- Til I Couldnt Stand No More
- Till I Couldnt Stand No More
- Turn Around
- What Am I Living For
- You Cant Make Love To Somebody
- You Tore My Heaven All To Hell
- Your True Love
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Glad All Over:Carl Perkins.
DNC on SUN Records in 1957.
INTRO: A E
#1.
E
Ain't no doubt about it, this must be love.
A B
One little kiss from you and I feel glad
all over.
A B
Ooo, baby, hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly,
E
but I'm glad all over.
#2.
E
I got goose pimples, baby, cause it feels
A
so good when you cuddle me like you do.
B
And I feel glad all over..ooo, mercy, I'm a
A B
real cool pappy and I'm happy and I'm glad
E
all over.
BRIDGE:
A
Well, your touch goes through me like electric
E
fire, well, every part of me glows.
A
It don't take much lookin' to see what I got,
B
cause it shows, it shows.
E A
Come on honey, please, one more time, every time
B
you do, well, I feel glad all over..ooo, mercy,
A B
hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all
E
over.
INTERLUDE: Gbm E B A E
#3.
E
Well, I'm tryin' to tell you, I'm cookin' inside
when we're cheek to cheek.
And my temperature's low but my fever is hot,
B
I can't speak, I'm too weak.
E
Come on, honey-bunny, kiss me one more time, every
B
time you do, well, I feel glad all over, ooo, mercy,
A B E
hot-dong-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all over.
OUTRO:
A B E
Hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all over.
A B
Oooo, hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad
E
all over..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
DNC on SUN Records in 1957.
INTRO: A E
#1.
E
Ain't no doubt about it, this must be love.
A B
One little kiss from you and I feel glad
all over.
A B
Ooo, baby, hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly,
E
but I'm glad all over.
#2.
E
I got goose pimples, baby, cause it feels
A
so good when you cuddle me like you do.
B
And I feel glad all over..ooo, mercy, I'm a
A B
real cool pappy and I'm happy and I'm glad
E
all over.
BRIDGE:
A
Well, your touch goes through me like electric
E
fire, well, every part of me glows.
A
It don't take much lookin' to see what I got,
B
cause it shows, it shows.
E A
Come on honey, please, one more time, every time
B
you do, well, I feel glad all over..ooo, mercy,
A B
hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all
E
over.
INTERLUDE: Gbm E B A E
#3.
E
Well, I'm tryin' to tell you, I'm cookin' inside
when we're cheek to cheek.
And my temperature's low but my fever is hot,
B
I can't speak, I'm too weak.
E
Come on, honey-bunny, kiss me one more time, every
B
time you do, well, I feel glad all over, ooo, mercy,
A B E
hot-dong-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all over.
OUTRO:
A B E
Hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad all over.
A B
Oooo, hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly, but I'm glad
E
all over..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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