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Dale Hawkins - Susie-Q (1957) "Susie-Q," a seminal track by Dale Hawkins released in 1957, encapsulates the rebellious spirit and youthful exuberance of the 1950s rock 'n' roll era. Known for its distinctive guitar riff by James Burton and infectious rhythm, the song became a rock 'n' roll staple, telling a relatable story of young love and carefree nights. Written by Hawkins and bandmate Robert Chaisson and inspired by Stan Lewis's daughter Susan, "Susie-Q" was recorded at the KWKH Radio statio

The relationship between Ronnie Hawkins and The Band is one of the most important stories in rock history. The Band, before they became a legendary group with their own Americana sound, were Ronnie Hawkins' backing band, then known as The Hawks. The song "Who Do You Love?" is not just a classic cover but a perfect testament to the raw energy and live power they created together in their early years. The song was written by blues-rock legend Bo Diddley (real name Ellas McDaniel). The original son

Nicknamed "Mr. Dynamo" or "The Hawk," Ronnie Hawkins was one of the pioneering artists of rock and roll. He played a significant role in shaping the Canadian rock scene, known for his high-energy performances and his knack for discovering young musical talent. The song "Mary Lou" is one of his most memorable hits, a captivating rockabilly track that brought him to a wider audience and became an icon of 50s rock and roll. The song was written by Young Jessie. However, Ronnie Hawkins's version is