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Mutrux, Floyd; Escott, Colin. "Baby It's You!". Broadway Musical Home . Retrieved September 23, 2021. The National Association of Broadcasters also investigated and deemed it "unintelligible to the average listener", but that "[t]he phonetic qualities of this recording are such that a listener possessing the 'phony' lyrics could imagine them to be genuine." [380] Neither the FCC nor the NAB took any further action. Rogan, Johnny (2015). Ray Davies: A Complicated Life. New York: Random House. p.137. ISBN 978-0099554080. While the title of the song is often rendered with a comma ("Louie, Louie"), in 1988 Berry told Esquire magazine that the correct title of the song was "Louie Louie", with no comma. [8] Louie Louie" clone "Plastic People" included on Absolutely Free (1967, #41) and Mothermania (1969, #151).

Fagggen, Gil (February 1, 1964). "Indiana Gov. Puts Down 'Pornographic' Wand Tune" (PDF). Billboard magazine . Retrieved May 15, 2019. Spider Stacy and the New Bastards (later with The Pogues), live at Whitefields School in 1977. [261] a b c Koda, Cub. The Best of Louie Louie, Vol. 2 - Various Artists at AllMusic. Retrieved November 4, 2022. Iggy Pop again recorded a version of the song, with political and satirical verses instead of obscenities, in his 1993 American Caesar album. This version was used during the opening credits of Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story and as an ending song in Jim Jarmusch's Coffee and Cigarettes in which Pop took part as himself.Released on regional Sandē label in April 1963. Released nationally on Columbia label in October 1963. Lewis Lewis" by the Rain Kings. Self-released on a 1966 EP with lyrics rewritten by group members Doug Dossett and Steve Lowry. [361]

April 11 ( Richard Berry's birthday) is celebrated as International Louie Louie Day [429] [430] and is listed by Chase's Calendar of Events, the National Special Events Registry, and other sources. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (Springsteen on Broadway)". Genius.com. December 14, 2018 . Retrieved September 28, 2021. R.E.M., in multiple 1985 concert encores on the Pre-Construction and Reconstruction tours. [303] A 1984 concert version was released on a 1987 Italian promotional double LP, The Pop Dream. [304] A history of the song and its notoriety was published in 1993 by Dave Marsh, including an extensive recounting of the multiple lyrics investigations, [395] but he was unable to obtain permission to publish the song's actual lyrics [396] because the then current owner, Windswept Pacific, wanted people to "continue to fantasize what the words are". [397] Marsh noted that the lyrics controversy "reflected the country's infantile sexuality" and "ensured the song's eternal perpetuation"; he also included multiple versions of the supposed "dirty lyrics". [22] Other authors noted that the song "reap[ed] the benefits that accrue from being pursued by the guardians of public morals" [398] and "Such stupidity helped ensure 'Louie Louie' a long and prosperous life." [399]The American folk group The Sandpipers did a cover of the song in 1966 in Spanish with a slower tempo that peaked at #30 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was used in television commercials for Spaced Invaders (1990), but does not appear in the movie. Washington State Song [ edit] [ ]

The Troggs, on their 1966 From Nowhere album. Their 1966 hit single " Wild Thing" also used a very similar chord progression. A rerecorded version was released on the 2013 album This Is The Troggs. [148] [194] In 1994 Jerden Records released The Louie Louie Collection by the Best of the Northwest, a Pacific Northwest-oriented compilation featuring versions by the Kingsmen, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Don and the Goodtimes, Little Bill & the Adventurers, the Feelies, Ian Whitcomb, the University of Washington Husky Marching Band, and others. (The UW Husky Marching Band has been playing "Louie Louie" for over 40 years.) [336]Some bands have taken liberties with the lyrics, including attempts to record the supposed "obscene lyrics". It is believed the first artists to do so were The Stooges, whose version can be heard on their live album Metallic K.O. Iggy Poplater recorded a more civilized cover version of the song, with new lyrics composed by Pop, for his 1993 album American Caesar. He continues to play it live at shows. The Kingsmen led the audience in a performance of "Louie Louie" at the end of Bud Clark's Inaugural Ball beginning his term as Mayor of Portland, Oregon in 1985. [ citation needed]

The '60s Invasion: Incense & Chia Pets: A 60's Christmas Celebration (CD). 2012 . Retrieved May 9, 2023. At the 1997 opening of the Experience Music Project, an encore version was performed by the Kingsmen joined by Paul Allen, the Presidents of the United States of America, and Steve Turner of Mudhoney. The other members of Mudhoney declined to participate, calling it "kind of lame". [322]Ermilio, Brett; Levine, Josh (2014). Going Platinum: KISS, Donna Summer, and How Neil Bogart Built Casablanca Records. Lanham, MD: Lyons Press. p.183. ISBN 9781493016273. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az Marsh 1993, pp.208–238. The City of Tacoma held a summer music and arts festival from 2003-2012 in July named LouieFest. [68] The event began in 2003 as the "1000 Guitars Festival" and featured a group performance of "Louie Louie" open to anyone with a guitar. The event was renamed LouieFest in 2004. Members of the Wailers, Kingsmen, Raiders, Sonics and other groups with "Louie Louie" associations regularly made appearances. The grand finale each year was the "Celebration of 1000 Guitars" mass performance of "Louie Louie" on the main stage. Louie Louie sculpture [ edit] [ ]