Pink Pedal-pushers:Carl Perkins. #91 on Rock Charts on COLUMBIA Records in 1958. #1. Well she goes struttin’ down the street in her sophisticated style. The way she’s dressed is knocking ’em wild. The cats started gapin’ til they called her out.. her pink pedal-pushers was knocking ’em out. CHORUS: She wears pink-pedal pushers..pink-pedal pushers.. her pink-pedal pushers has made her the queen of them all. #2. She goes driving down the street in her brand new car. The cats start gapin’ from near and far. She don’t cause commotion till she steps outside. The cats get hep and holler..ooo ooo man alive. CHORUS: She’s wearin’ pink-pedal pushers..pink-pedal pushers.. her pink-pedal pushers has made her the queen of them all. BRIDGE: She go..ooo-woppa-doo-doll-A-doo..ooo-woppa-doo-doll-A-doo.. ooo-woppa-doo-doll-A-doo..ooo-woppa-doo-doll-A-doo..pink pedal -pushers made her the queen of them all. #3. She got the number one vote at the high school hop.. The older folks said he kinda favored her mom. But she’s got more than mom’s ever had..cause she’s a rock and roll ditty with a brand new fad. CHORUS: She wears pink-pedal pushers..pink-pedal pushers.. her pink-pedal pushers has made her the queen of them all. #4. Yeahhh..they gave her a part in a high school play.. and they all chose her to play the old maid. Curtain call had the crowd overflow..her pink pedal-pushers they stole the show. CHORUS: She wears pink-pedal pushers..pink-pedal pushers.. her pink-pedal pushers has made her the queen of them all. OUTRO: Ooo-bop-bop-bop-bopa-mama-dada-doodle..ooo-bop-bop-bop- oooooooooo..hooo-bopa-mama-dada-doodle..oooooooo.. yeahhhh pink pedal-pushers have made her the queen of them all.(x2)(Fade.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une jeune femme qui attire tous les regards par son allure et son style unique, en particulier à cause de ses célèbres pantalons roses. Son assurance et son charme naturel lui permettent de se démarquer, que ce soit en conduisant sa nouvelle voiture ou en participant à une pièce de théâtre au lycée. Elle devient rapidement l'héroïne du quartier, captivant l'attention de tous avec son charme de rock and roll. Sortie dans les années 1950, cette mélodie est emblématique d'une époque où la mode et la musique se rejoignent. Elle reflète le style de vie d'une génération avide de nouveautés et de liberté, tout en célébrant la confiance féminine à travers l'originalité vestimentaire.