How to Play Long Tall Sally Little Richard Play Along Lesson Jez Quayle

This Little Richard classic is presented with the full lyrics and chords, so you can play or sing along with me and learn how to perform this great tune. Rock n roll songs like this are pretty easy to play: just three, easy chords (A, D and E) five chords, if you count the A7 and A6 at the very end of the song they re really just fancy embellishments that can be replaced by plain A major chords. Long Tall Sally has this 12bar blues chord progression: A, ,, , ,, , , ,, , A7, ,, D, ,, , ,, , A, ,, , ,, , E, ,, D, ,, A, ,, , E, , I play it in the key of A, like Eddie Cochran did, and I think a bit of Eddie Cochran s version has crept into mine. As with many rock n roll songs, there are stops during the first few bars of each verse, where you hit the chord once on the first beat of the bar, and stop it ringing. You can here stops like these in Carl Perkins Blue Suede Shoes, Little Richard s Ready Teddy and Eddie Cochran s Skinny Jim. There are lots of diff