Here’s how Billboard reviewed LittleRichard’s 'Tutti Frutti' in 1955
Little Richard at the 1988 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony circa 1988 in New York City.There wasn't much else like"Tutti Frutti" whenThe risqué song about sex and dancing helped Richard land performing slots in clubs, and later established him as a certified hitmaker. The track also earned him his first careerchart entry in 1955, debuting at No. 12 on the Best Sellers in Stores chart that November and later reaching No.
Here's the full mini-review from the magazine, alongside other by The Cadillacs, Piano Red, Margie Day and Rollee McGill.
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