... to "Work with Me Annie", something that was occasionally done during the 1950's. Another unusual fact about the two songs was that cover songs of the original piece was said to be an R & B style of the original rock and roll/pop style. While listening to the two songs, it was evident that the format was the other way around. We see a white musician ... -oriented takes on "Tweedle Dee" (late 1954) and "Dance with Me Henry" (early 1955) were what she remains most notorious for. "These covers stole a lot of the thunder from the original performers, at a time when rock & roll was struggling ...

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