Wake Up Little Susie

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"Wake Up Little Susie" is a 1957 rock and roll hit by the Everly Brothers, known for its close harmonies and playful narrative about a teenage couple who accidentally stay out past curfew.

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Wake Up Little Susie canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist The Everly Brothers NERFINISHED
associatedAct Don Everly NERFINISHED
Phil Everly NERFINISHED
chartPositionAustralia 1
chartPositionCanada 1
chartPositionUKSingles 2
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 1
chartPositionUSCountry 1
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredBy Buddy Holly NERFINISHED
Grateful Dead NERFINISHED
Simon & Garfunkel NERFINISHED
The King’s Singers NERFINISHED
The Quarrymen NERFINISHED
era 1950s rock and roll
format 7-inch single
genre rock and roll
rockabilly
hasBSide Maybe Tomorrow NERFINISHED
hasMusicalFeature acoustic guitar accompaniment
call-and-response vocals
hasNotableLyric “Wake up, little Susie” NERFINISHED
includedIn The Everly Brothers (self-titled debut album) NERFINISHED
influenced early 1960s pop harmony groups
label Cadence Records NERFINISHED
language English
length approximately 2 minutes
narrativeTheme teenage couple staying out past curfew
originalMedium vinyl record
performer The Everly Brothers NERFINISHED
producer Archie Bleyer NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Everly Brothers signature song
rock and roll standard
recordedIn 1957
releaseDate 1957
subjectMatter worry about social reputation after missing curfew
tempo up-tempo
vocalStyle close harmony vocals
writer Boudleaux Bryant NERFINISHED
Felice Bryant NERFINISHED

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The Everly Brothers notableWork Wake Up Little Susie
Boudleaux Bryant notableWork Wake Up Little Susie
Felice Bryant notableWork Wake Up Little Susie