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   Zulular October 2, 2012

   Buy this Little Richard DVD interview, not seen by the public for 50 years. $ • Richard sings “I Saw Her Standing There” and “Freedom Blues” • Richard found God and quit Rock n’ Roll in • Richard’s big come-back in in Vegas • Richard talks about Elvis and Pat Boone singing his composition of “Tutti Frutti”.

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   Dolkree October 2, 2012

   May 09,  · Little Richard stayed out of the public eye during his later years, but resurfaced in for his first television interviews in decades. He first spoke with the Christian network Three Angels Broadcasting Network, making headline-grabbing comments about furpimanquicheslau.abseatnotosinamigleaketingsucbows.co: Daniel S. Levine.

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   Faegor October 2, 2012

   May 10,  · But Little Richard made me do it. I was interviewing the architect of rock ’n’ roll, as he liked to be called, in his hotel room after a concert at the St. Paul Civic Center in early

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   Vit October 2, 2012

   May 09,  · Little Richard, who died on May 9, , at age 87, was no stranger to Alabama. The Georgia native performed in our state and attended Oakwood College in .

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   Gojin October 2, 2012

   Jun 05,  · Little Richard chats with Dave for three segments and then performs "One Day at a Time." Backing Richard on acoustic guitar is the great John Tropea.

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   Zologor October 2, 2012

   Apr 16,  · Disclaimer: No Copyright Infringement Intended. Little Richard and Joan Rivers on The Tonite Show March 5,

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   Megal October 2, 2012

   John Waters will always remember how an interview he conducted with Little Richard crashed and burned. The Polyester and Hairspray filmmaker had met the Architect of Rock & Roll — Waters’ idol.

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   Garisar October 2, 2012

   After two decades, Little Richard gave his first interview for a TV News and he talked about his career and choosing between fame and religion. Take a look: You can watch below the full religious talk he was part of last week: Religion.

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