Tutti-Frutti, Little Richard, 1955, Rock and roll
Little Richard is named the “Architect of Rock and Roll,” laying the foundation for rock and roll with his dynamic music style and lyricism during the ’50s. Among his multiple masterpieces is his 1955 signature song, “Tutti Frutti.” It rose to instant fame, dominated the UK and U.S. charts, and became his first major hit record.
The song contains an energetic sound, wild lyrics, and powerful vocal style, which didn’t only design Richard’s career but also became a model for the rock and roll genre. Mojo hailed “Tutti Frutti” as the sound of the birth of rock and roll and listed it among the top 100 records that changed the world.
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