Do You Remember
The Beach Boys
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Little Richard sang it and Dick Clark brought it to life Danny and the Juniors hit a groove, stuck as sharp as a knife Well now do you remember all the guys that gave us rock and roll Chuck Berry's gotta be the greatest thing that's come along (Hum diddy waddy, hum diddy wadda) He made the guitar beats and wrote the all-time greatest song (Hum diddy waddy, hum diddy wadda) Well now do you remember all the guys that gave us rock and roll (Hum diddy waddy doo) Elvis Presley is the king He's the giant of the day Paved the way for the rock and roll stars Yeah the critics kept a knockin' But the stars kept a rockin' And the choppin didn't get very far Goodness gracious great balls of fire Nothin's really movin till the saxophone's ready to blow (Do you remember, do you remember) And the beat's not jumpin' till the drummer says he's ready to go (Do you remember, do you remember) Well now do you remember all the guys that gave us rock and roll (Do you remember) Let's hear the high voice wail (oooooooooo) And hear the voice down low (wah-ah ah-ah) Let's hear the background Um diddy wadda, um diddy wadda Um diddy wadda, um diddy wadda They gave us rock and roll Um diddy wadda, um diddy wadda They gave us rock and roll Um diddy wadda, um diddy wadda They gave us rock and roll
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Written by: XAVIER JOSEPH MILLIS, Y MILLIS JULIAN, TRENT STUART WILSON
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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14 facts about this song
Album Details"Do You Remember?" was part of the Beach Boys' 1964 album 'All Summer Long' which was their sixth studio album.
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Tribute SongThe song is essentially a tribute to the pioneers of rock and roll.
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Song ThemeThe lyrics reminisce about the early days of rock 'n' roll and mention several iconic musicians and their hits, including Little Richard and Elvis Presley.
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Unique SongwritingUnlike many other Beach Boys songs, which Brian Wilson often wrote with other collaborators, "Do You Remember?" was solely penned by Wilson.
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Hit on BillboardAlthough "Do You Remember?" was not released as a single, the album 'All Summer Long' reached no. 4 on Billboard 200 in the United States.
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Style of MusicIt showcases the Beach Boys' classic surf-rock sound, blending harmonious vocals with energetic instrumentals.
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Recorded in CaliforniaLike many Beach Boys songs, "Do You Remember?" was recorded in Hollywood, California.
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Impact on FansThough not one of their most famous songs, "Do You Remember?" is appreciated by Beach Boys fans for its nostalgic look back at the dawn of rock 'n' roll.
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Album's SuccessThe 'All Summer Long' album which houses 'Do You Remember' was so successful that it remained on the Billboard charts for 49 weeks.
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Capturing Pop CultureThe lyrics capture the spirit of the early 60s, a period when rock 'n' roll was starting to gain mainstream popularity.
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Song Duration"Do You Remember?" is relatively short, with a duration of only 1:37 minutes.
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Highlighting Musical HeroesThrough the lyrics, Beach Boys pay homage to their childhood heroes and how their music influenced them.
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Production TeamThe song was produced by Brian Wilson, along with the rest of the album 'All Summer Long'.
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Impact on Band's Career'All Summer Long' and songs like 'Do You Remember' helped to consolidate The Beach Boys' status as a leading band in the American music scene.
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