Long John Baldry’s “Don’t Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie on the King of Rock & Roll” from 1971.  The song is prefaced by the spoken-word “Conditional Discharge” wherein Mr. Baldry recounts getting hauled into a London courtroom for playing “Boo-Gee Woo-Gee” music in the streets.  The droll anecdote then lurches into a serious ass-kicking, bluesy rock number.  Enjoy.

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