. ♪ long tall sally >> reporter: and with a string of hits beginning in the '50s, laid the foundationsfunk and hip-hop as well long tall sally wasn't only a hit for him. a certain group of mop tops from liver pool also used it to climb the charts the beatles weren't alone. the rolling stones used to be his opening act. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger >> he used to open my show i love you, mick, and i'm so glad keep it up, baby, you know you got it >> reporter: the man who singularly influenced so many white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i have never received nothing. y'all never gave me to grammy. ♪ >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life. his voice, his pounding on the piano, his pompador, his flamboyance. >> i was wearing purple before you was wearing it. >> reporter: and while he swerved in and out of the rock 'n roll lifestyle, little richard remained close to his religious and gospel root, sometimes struggling with his own sexuality. the beach boys brian wi

his hip thing faded good golly miss molly and that long tall sally for family went performance sincehis career spanned 7 decades influence the likes of elton john and the beatles david sinclair is a london based music journalist he says richard was a trendsetter. he was playing the piano he was appearing as basically and a singer but he was standing up and he was he was hollering and yelling he actually came from a gospel background a religious background and his whole style of singing was developed as a sort of test and testifying sort of style he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did long tall sally of the you know there was that one of their famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney's style of singing it's very you can hear elements a little richard's. deliberate delivery in it he also is a big influence or on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of h

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in the 50's and 60's from tutti frutti the long tall sally good golly miss molly, the list goes on andme opened back in 1986 little richard was among the charter inductees along with elvis presley little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. he was presented the lifetime achievement grammy award back in 1993 and in that same year he also performed at president bill clinton's inauguration. richard wayne penniman was one of 12 children from macon georgia. he was 87 years old. and joining us to talk about the rock and roll pioneers, charles glenn who was a bass player in little richard's band for more than 30 years of mister glenn thank you for joining us this morning. although wanted to ask you how you're doing on this day you must have some great memories of little richard. >>oh man yeah it was the was one of the greatest ever want to be up. a guy that we saw if the that was the guy to die so day. yeah. >>tell us a little bit about the time period that you and that you performed with little richard. >>from like the early early 8 mid out as show and las vegas. >>so so pretty rec

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. ♪ "long tall sally" wasn't only a big hit for him, a certain mop topped group from liverpool also usedg stones used to be his opening act. >> he started with me. i was with keith richards last night, and i love you, mick, keep it up, baby, you know you got it, whoa! >> repter: the man to influenced so be white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i ain't never received nothing you ain't never gave me a grammy. >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life his voice. his pounding on the piano. his pom pa dor, his flamboyant outfits a and while he swerved in and out of rock 'n roll lifestyle he remained close to his religious roots sometimes struggling with his own sexuality. the bea nile rogers of chic added "the loss of a true giant." >> hello rock 'n roll is alive forever. love you >> reporter: richard penniman, little richard, was 87 years old and died of bone cancer ♪ ow >> reporter: another legend has left the stage, but his music will burn forever. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> a giant and that'

his hip thing faded good golly miss molly and long tall sally known for flamboyant performances his career spanned 7 decades his influences influenced rather the likes of elton john and the beatles. of more on this let's speak to music journalist david sinclair who's in london for us david when we heard the news that little richard had died here in the newsroom just before we came on air we were talking about it one of the producers behind me when i was little richard and i thought how do you even how do you explain the little rich it how do you describe him well he was he was one of the architects of rock'n'roll basically in the fifty's he together with chuck berry jerry lee lewis and i guess obviously i was present was around the same time but he was a just an explosive presence who came out of nowhere when he came out macon georgia in fact but he was he was a. he was one of those kind of performers who revolutionized popular music basically with along with those other guys what about his persona his performance his style if you call androgynous but i mean how was that unique kid trailbl

think it is good golly miss molly and long tall sally known for flamboyant formative years as caress that 7 decades influenced the life of elton john and the beatles. everything fair is a london based music journalist he says little richard was a translator. he was playing the piano he was appearing as basically and a singer but he was standing up and he was he was hollering and yelling he actually came from a gospel background a religious background and his whole style of singing was developed as a sort of test testifying sort of style he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did long tall sally a big you know there was one of the famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney style of singing it's very you can hear elements a little richard's. delivered delivery in it he also is a big influencer on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of how marina way on the p

he had hits like "tutti frutti "and "long tall sally". he influenced james brown to prince. he died at his home in tennessee. his attorney says he had bone cancer. here's a look at his star in los angeles. ordinarily the death would bring out a lot of fans and the star would be covered in flowers. but not in the age of covid-19. little richard was 87 years old. >>> the pandemic has already put the olympics on hold. now we're finding out if the games have to be pushed back again. there's no plan b. back in march the virus forced japan and the international olympic committee to delay the games until the summer of 2021. right now there is no sign of a vaccine so here's what they've got. >> we've got the same date, the same scheduling. we're doing all of that, and we're proceeding on the basis that it will. there is no plan b. >> japanese leaders and the ioc are continuing to prep for next july. >>> now to something good, like giving things away for free to low income families. the nonprofit valley verde specializes in teaching people how to grow food. they hold a seed ling fair

. >> tutti-frutti ♪ >> he had hits like long tall sally and tutti-frutti while breaking down barriersn the '60s. notice fats domino and others bringing traditionally african american sounds into the hearts and homes of all americans. the 87-year-old had suffered from bone cancer. >> he will be missed. >>> all right. taking a look at weather now. drew tuma joining us live. feeling a little bit cooler than the past couple of days. >> yeah. we're saying bye bye to a lot of the warm weather over the past couple of days, dion. you're going to feel the cooler air for mother's day before we track some rain. yeah, rain coming our way for monday. i'll show you the timing in one second. out there, live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing cloud cover banked up along the coastline. in fact, we'll take you to sutro tower. crawling back in over the city. that marine layer is going to expand overnight tonight. it will be a cloudy start to our sunday tomorrow. big temperature drop across the entire region. we're 20 degrees cooler in santa rosa than this time yesterday. 14 degrees cooler

. ♪ ♪ >> sreenivasan: with hits like" tutti frutti," "good golly miss molly," a "long tall sally," littlehard mixed together boogie, rhythm and blues, and te his energet sound. born richard wayne penniman in 1932 in man, grgia, little richard sang at a nearby church as a boy and explored r&b, blues, andountry before landing his first record deal in 1951. known for anhis pounding and howling voice, little richard's music attracted fans both black g and white durtime of segregation in the united states. little richard sold more than 30 womillion corddwide, and his music has been covered by artists like the beatles, the kinks, and elvis costello. little richard was 87 years old. >> sreenivasan: for the latest national and international news and a peek at mars from the home of a nasa scientist, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: with just six months until november's presidenti election, states across the country are trying to determine how they will safely collect and count ballots during a national health emergency. for many states, that means reevaluating in-person versus absentee

little richard, best known for hits like good golly miss molly, tutti frutti and long tall sally.e are in new york city with more on the life and legacy of little richard. >> arthel, right now we don't know how little richard died. his family doesn't appear to be releasing the cause of death, but according to his bass guitarist, charles glen, who told tmz, the singer had been sick for two months now and he passed away in his tennessee home surrounded by his brother, his sister, and his son. now, richard wayne penniman was born in 1932, in georgia, to a pretty conservative family. he left home as a teenager to pursue singing. his big break came with tutti frutti, followed by the major hits, rip it up, long tall sally and good golly miss molly. his band included then unknown greats like james brown, billy preston and jimi hendrix. he was known as one of rock and roll's founding fathers who helped shatter the color line on the music charts and also inspired artists like the beatles and elton john. and he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. >> i want to live in m

lucille, long tall sally, good golly miss molly, his hits became rock and roll standards.e when covered by white artists. did you know that elvis presley and pat boone sold more of tutti frutti than i did? and then, in 1957, he quit music to become a preacher. the tussle between god and the devil's music was a lifelong battle. but he soon returned to the stage, and all around him — the beatles, the stones, james brown — you could see his influence everywhere. 0ffstage, his private life was even wilder. but those who worked with him remember him with warmth. what you saw on stage and television, he was that way offstage. he was the king of the one—liners. he would always make you laugh. he had a beautiful heart. all the rock and roll legend stuff aside, he was a good man. and his place in musical history, we'll leave the last word to the man himself. i'm the king of rock and roll! my, my, my, my, ijust had to do that and ifeel so much better i got it out! little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. well i spoke with guitarist kelvin holly, who played

over the course of the next year he released a string of songs including rip it up, long tall sally and good golly miss molly. his band included some of the then unknown grades, james brown, billy preston and jimi hendrix. at the peak of his fame in 1957, little richard decided to quit the music business, enrolled in seminary and became a minister. he returned to touring in 1962 with opening acts including the rolling stones and the toward g and recorded three albums. he was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 1986. he was honored again in 1993 when he received a lifetime achievement award. in 2003, little richard was inducted into the songwriters hall of fame and he was 80 years old at the time of his last performance and still, a master of entertainment. from his flashy style to his unique sound, the self- proclaimed architect of rock 'n roll left a lasting impression on the music industry. >>> up next in sports, we hear from fred warner on why he thinks the nfc west is the most competitive division. we break that down, next. california phones offers free specialized phones

. ♪ long tall sally she got everything that arkansas need ♪ oh, baby >> reporter: little richard soleo theater near a dozen time at the height of his career in the mid-50s. but in 1957, he walked away from show business to become a preacher. ♪ lucille please come back where you long >> reporter: he returned in the 60s, performing sold-out shows for decades. named to the roc rock 'n' roll l of fame in its first class in 1986. little richard was 87 years old. ♪ ♪ michael george, cbs news, new york. >> knox: and roy horn has died of complications from the coronavirus. for decades, horn used costumes and magic and exotic animals to mesmerize las vegas audiences as half of siegfried and roy. their long-running production came to an end in 2003 when horn was mauled by a tiger. he died friday. roy horn was 75 years old. well, as we mentioned, we are reporting from nams tonight, a city with two companies making major strides in the fight against the coronavirus. indianapolis-based eli lilly is partnering to develop a neutralizing antibody to treat covid-19. the manufacturing of that antibody

long tall sally and trudy ferguson we leave you now with some of the music that mike in the lady. of. nikko he's in germany to learn german english because. why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. what we were. when we were now 80 percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship that listen all. the talking. points. the perception that germans out wide the ahead in blue eyed has never been true and will never be too. people always ask me where i'm from it's not possible to be german and black. from the moment i get up and leave the house in the morning i'm confronted with racist abuse images and syria types of people. as a child out. wanted to have white skin because i felt bed being black and not being able to blend in and i was kind of sticking out of the group and being you know different than the rest i didn't want to be different. i am traveling around germany to talk with other black people about our experiences with racism my 1st stop is ham that's where i was born and. i had absolutely wonderful parents and that helped me a lot i

. ♪ >> reporter: during the 50s, little richard made several more hit songs including long tall sallygood golly ms. molly, and lieu seal. >> i always thought i would be a star. >> reporter: a star he was. little richard even landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his persona captivated audiences and his voice and piercing screams made him a household name. however at the height of his stardom, the self-pro claimed architect of rock and roll quit the music business, became an ordained minister and travelled the country, and recorded gospel music between 1959 enter 1963. >> i went through different periods but always loved rock and roll. >> during the '60s and '70s, he returned to the spotlight and began recording rock and roll again. his influence on artists proved to be invaluable. >> james brown was my vocal list, jimmy hendrix was my guitar player. >> reporter: for a period of time little richard lived the life of a rocker but he never lost his faith. in 1985, the 52-year-old singer was involved in a car accident in los angeles and thanked god for savi

and little richard, the pianist singer behind the hits tutti—frutti and long tall sally has died aged welcome to audiences on bbc one and the bbc news channel. we are covering all the latest coronavirus developments ahead of the government's daily downing street briefing at around lipm, which will be led by the transport secretary grant shapps. our main story this afternoon is that airlines in the uk say they've been told the government will bring in a 14 told the government will bring in a 1a day quarantine for anyone arriving from any country apart from the republic of ireland in response to the coronavirus pandemic. the new restriction is expected to take effect at the end of this month. the proposal has been described by regional airports has a devastating blow. our business correspondent katy austin reports. people and businesses in england are waiting anxiously to hear how the lockdown will start to be unlocked. the aviation industry is reeling from a huge drop in travel under coronavirus restrictions. the group representing major airlines across the uk is concerned about the im

and paul mccartney said that the first song he ever sang in public was, of course, "long tall sally."bably remember all of the cameos little richard used to make on tv in the '80s, the '90s. we all knew him. we knew his screaming voice, banging on the piano. so, of course, tributes on social media from hollywood began to pour in. i'm going to read you some of those. mick jagger from the rolling stones wrote on twitter "i'm so saddened to hear about the passing of little richard. he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens. when we were on tour with him, i would watch his moves every night and learn from him." so, moves like jagger? he got them from little richard, right? so, paul mccartney wrote "little richard came screaming into my life when i was a teenager. i owe a lot of what i do to little richard and his style, and he knew it. he would say, "taught paul everything he knows." so many people. viola davis also went on social media and wrote, "he was the originator, the innovator, the musician, performer, who influenced generations of artists." demi moore. did you guys know, l

including tutti frutti long tall sally and lucille earlier today kron four's marty gonzales spoke with charles glenn. they used to play bass with little richard. >>always because earned about people. he's always a piece somebody says so many people cool it caused son and stuff it. it was the best the really us that fact. he called me up. if you know what to charles and no. i want to do so or you he i'm going to treat you like mice. it said new your day your dad was a good guy, my friend, he said blow to all. i feel as you need you need me for that and embrace me like. i thought was a skit. all those years. it's called the u.s. up. >>inspired so many and as news of his death spread. friends admirers, a lot of celebrity fans shared tributes on social media, rolling stones front man mick jagger released a statement on twitter saying in part, i'm so saddened to hear about the passing of little richard. he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens. quincy jones who collaborated with little richard wrote on twitter absolutely heartbroken this morning and also hearing the news of the pass

to ball ♪ >> reporter: during the '50s, little richard made several more hit songs, including "long tall sallylly" and "lucile." ♪ lucile ♪ >> i always felt that i would be a star. >> reporter: he was certainly a star. little richard even landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his flamboyant persona captivated audiences, and his soulful voice, paired with his piercing screams, made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n roll quit the music business. he became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an evangelist and recorded gospel music between 1959 and 1963. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n roll. >> reporter: during the late '60s and '70s, little richard turned to the spotlight and began recording rock 'n roll once again. his influence on many unknown artists at the time proved to be invaluable. >> you know, the beatles was with me. they started with me. james brown was my vocalist. jimi hendrix was my guitar player, 18 years old. ♪ when you're

. ♪ >> during the '50s, little richard made several more hit songs including "long tall sally," "goods. molly". >> i thought i would be a start. >> and he was. he landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his voice paired with his screams made him a household name. however, at the start, the self-proclaimed architect of rock and roll quit the business and became a minister, he travelled across the country recording gospel music between 1959 and 1963. during the late '60s and '70s, little richard returned to the spotlight and began recording rock and roll once again. his influence on many artists was invaluables. >> james brown was my vocalist. jim hendrix was my guy tar player 18 years old. >> for a period of time he lived the life of a rocker but never lost his faith. in 1985 the singer was involved in a car accident in los angeles and thanked god for saving his life. >> everything else is secondary to have god or glory to god. >> reporter: he experienced a resurgence in the 80s after getting a role in "down-and-out in beverly hills". then he became an ico

rip it up, long tall sally and good golly, miss molly. his band included then unknown greats like james brown and others. they inspired the beatles, and elton john. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. >> i started at a young age, i started singing and-- but my dad didn't like my singing. my mama did. my dad told me i was hollering too loud. when i said woo hoo! he said shut up. he thought somebody who jumped on me. >> the richard family doesn't appear to be releasing the cause of death, but his bass guitarist charles glen told tmz the singer had been sick for two months and he died in his tennessee home surrounded by his brother, sister and son. reaction now coming in from across the music spectrum. gene simmons tweeting his contributions simply can't be overstated. and ringo starr tweeting, god bless little richard, one of my all time musical heroes. little richard was 87 years old. gillian. gillian he . gillian: he lived a long and epic live. adjectives to describe him. leland and roy horn of the duo siegfried &

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