love song love song written american rock roll pioneer recorded popular enduring works song represents strongest lyrical efforts uses combination type imagery upbeat rocker original use signature beat rhythm love repertoire career recordings reached record charts song interpreted recorded numerous musicians different styles adding beat popular renditions include charting singles contributions renditions song noted music critics writers beginning blues guitarist prominent fills solo original recording guitar work later adaptations acknowledged background lyrics wrote love idea came kansas_city heard group children trying particular rhythm like african chant wanted words suit recalled inspired hit man wanted songwriter lyrical telling chick bad tell cat hanging kinda meant cat stuff sings skull graveyard scream night convey sense use allusion folk magic belief events influenced use uses imagery common combined exaggerated explained line got seven miles barbed wire came quickly couldn rhyme thought car tires trains couldn fit day said use cobra snake drummer added directed female trying love lyrics confirm effect took hand said daddy understand love composition recording musically love uptempo song centered chord guitar complement vocals strong rhythm unlike later interpretations use typical beat instead song uses modified cut shuffle beat time giving feel similar love recorded chicago march year recording self titled debut single uses characteristic sound processing effects including vocal laden rhythm electric guitar answers vocal lines prominent distinctive guitar fills solo biographer calls playing revolutionary naming williams list blues definitely started spin magazine adds solo love lesson evil plays drums adds release reception song released single subsidiary reach record charts reached bigger audience included compilation album released love appears numerous later compilations including best music critic calls love strongest lyrical efforts writer notes enduring lyric order man white describes stunning display adds song spine chilling vocals eerie surreal lyrics recorded updated version song super blues collaboration album recorded film soundtrack produced song provided ensemble backing renditions hawks singer performed love live engagements early late 1950s singles recorded song february records new_york_city backed hawks later toured bob_dylan band music historian describes vocal low hard rock roll hawks guitar playing prominent recording noted music writers critic described good years ahead time distorted intensity style compared blues guitarist key contributor wolf early 1950s sound wolf guitarist solo suggested inspiring notes guitar style imitate particular previous guitarist added years later trying vain comparable effects single hit canada according writer release canadian record chart rpm magazine near border area record largely unnoticed appear billboard charts performed minute version jam style later associated grateful dead backed recording love roads album released song uses beat blues rock arrangement performed song band concert film album band biographer describes demanding loose repetitive groove roots southern rural culture continued perform love solo artist san_francisco psychedelic rock band love feature live performances group early days singer harmonica player song performed relatively blues rock arrangement featuring style beat harmonica guitar solos attempted studio recording sessions led album demo officially released album unreleased lost gold silver minutes fairly representative early performances love took different arrangement calls template hang long instrumental guitar tempo melody original tune disappearing minute live adaptation included second album happy trails edited recordings east group performs suite main theme sections allow instrumental exploration individual band members sections titled love parts anchored sections song vocals known beat non vocal sections titles play original beginning different second section features jazz influenced guitar solo guitarist guitar effects ambient audience sounds fourth section returns theme guitar solo described mojo magazine album review distinctive heavy playing band delivering solid backing fifth section highlights bass lines sixth section coda vocal harmonies rock music critic calls love best rock recordings emerge san_francisco finest hard rock recorded description song legends rock guitar essential reference rock greatest includes nearly technique effect known rock time including heavy distortion feedback echo effects novel jazz influences string bending techniques minutes song long commercial radio airplay prepared edited version release single appearance billboard hot singles chart reached number happy trails record album song taking entire best seller number album chart rolling_stone included album number list greatest albums time destroyers american blues rock singer guitarist destroyers recorded love second album contrast rendition suited dive bar psychedelic ballroom allmusic writer notes song pounding beat nasty slide guitar playing blues vocals addition lyrics included shoes baby feet got good time music beat song rock radio staple identifiable popular songs performed live aid benefit concert philadelphia love continues repertoire live recordings including 30th anniversary tour live album video recognition legacy rolling_stone_magazine ranked original song number list greatest songs time acknowledged grammy hall fame award honor recordings lasting historical significance love interpreted recorded numerous musicians folk singer recorded song album little walk describes electric rock tom adapted low playful love early guitar distortion musicians backed single version released rush year reached number billboard magazine sellers markets chart boston second love single rush released appeared number billboard bubbling hot singles chart rush performed song december included celebrates years music album dvd psychedelic rock version misunderstood recorded released sun single author writes misunderstood pumped kept short psychedelic sound effects heart attack drums eerie misunderstood guitarist reworked love later band reached number singles chart song features campbell steel guitar lines thompson describes fast mean dirty record tour swamps dirt track roads powered guitar fingers bleed recorded love early american garage band style reached number billboard hot renditions include doors jesus mary chain
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