Twist With Chubby Checker Édition Limitée Vinyle Rouge

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chubby checker
TWIST WITH CHUBBY CHECKER
1960, PARKWAY
Chubby has a playful spirit. It was in homage to Fats Domino that at the end of the 1950s, the young Ernest Evans launched his singing career under the name of Chubby Checker ("chubby checker" in English). Playful, and a very good dancer. In 1960, Chubby breaks records with a cover of Hank Ballard, "The Twist," accompanied by a dance that will make the hips of teenagers around the world sway. As a result, on this album, he will produce a stream of songs programmed for surprise parties, mainly covers, with easy-to-sing melodies and lyrics like a manual, explaining to dancers how to dance. They are all somewhat shaped in the same mold, but it’s a good mold: the joyful rhythm’n’blues of New Orleans, with a sixties twist. "Come on, baby / Let’s do the twist / Come on, baby / Let’s do the twist!"