Chords for Eddie Cochran - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (Ampol Radio Show ,1957)

_ _ _ _ _ [N] Now, here's a boy, here's a boy, and a nice boy.
A quiet boy to talk to, but when he starts to rock and roll, he gets excited like the rest.
I'd like you to meet Eddie Cochran.
Come on, Eddie! _ _
_ I _ _ _ _ have to stop temporarily because Eddie's got a guitar here, it's an electric guitar, and he had to pick it up.
By the way, this guitar belongs to Gene's guitar player, Mr.
Johnny Meeks.
I'd like to thank him for letting me [G] use it.
That's quite all right.
Mine was all out of tune before the show.
Anybody can have a plug on this show. _ _ _ _
_ Even Vincent's. _ _ _ _
_ Eddie, tell us a little about yourself.
You're a single man?
Yeah, that's right, and I'm 20 years old.
20 years old.
That's [D#] right, and I live in Hollywood.
_ Hollywood, California.
And how many Cadillacs do you have?
Two.
Two? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Gm] I don't know how you fellas do it.
I've just [N] got this back from Little Richard.
It's an ampoule pin. _
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All right, it's an ampoule pin.
It'll remind you of us when you get back there.
Good, thank you.
How did you get into music?
Guitar playing first, or both?
Yeah, it was real funny.
I was a guitar player, and I was sitting in this recording session one day, and just sitting there playing to myself, and this guy walked in, and he was a producer, and he asked me if I wanted to be in The Girl Can't Help It, and I told him yes.
If you wanted to?
If I wanted to be in The Girl Can't Help It.
_ Don't run your words together, you'll ruin it.
That was a rock and roll picture.
I see.
_ Everybody here was in the picture.
A whole lot of you.
Mm-hmm.
And from then on, you'd stuck with it.
Yeah, that's right.
Well, how about you here?
You give us a little number that we can all listen to.
[E] All righty.
What is it?
It's called A Whole Lotta [D#] Shakin' Goin' On.
_ [G] No! _ _ _
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Come on over, baby.
Already got the bull [B] by the horn. _ _ _ _
[F#] We ain't _ fakin'.
[E] A whole lotta shakin' [B] goin' on.
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[B] Let's shake it, baby, shake it. _ _
Shake it, baby, shake it.
Woo-hoo!
[E] Shake it, baby.
Come on, baby.
[B] _ Shake it, baby, shake it. _
[F#] Come on over.
_ _ [E] A whole lotta shakin' [B] goin' on.
Now, shake [F#] it, baby. _ _ _ _
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[B] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _ Well, [B] come on over, baby.
Boy, we got chicken in the barn.
Who's a barn?
What barn?
My barn.
[E] Come on over, baby.
[B] Already got the bull by the _ horn.
_ _ We [A#m] ain't _ fakin'.
A [E] whole lotta shakin' [B] goin' on.
Now, real [F#] soft. _ _
[B] Well, shake it, baby, shake it. _ _
Shake it, baby, shake it. _ _
[E] All you gotta do, honey, is stand in [G#] one spot. _
[B] _ Wiggle around just a little bit. _
[F#] Yeah, that's when you got [B] it.
A whole lotta shakin' goin' on. _ _ _ _ _
Well, shake it, baby, shake it. _
Shake it, baby, shake it.
Woo-hoo!
_ Shake it, baby.
Come on, baby.
Shake it, baby, shake it.
Come on over.
_ [C#] A whole lotta shakin' _ goin' on. _ _ _
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_ _ Thank you so much.
Thank you.
[G] And we only rug the good ones.
But still, for the boys in this band, too, as well, playing behind you, Little Richards Boys,
we have those Philip [N] Morris shirts for them as well.
We'd like them to see in America just what sort of shirts we can turn out here.
_ _ They like that.
You only wear them, that's all.
Would you take this?
That's a Merino rug just the same as the others.
Why, thank you very, very much, sir.
And wherever you travel in America where it's cold, you'll find that that's great.
I need it here.
I'm freezing here.
You are?
Yeah, I am.
Not today, you non-brother.
All _ right, thanks again, Eddie Cuthren. Thank you.
Goodbye.
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