Oh. It's onlynine o'clock folks, but our Beale StreetBlues Boy, B.B. King already hasthe...
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(sighs) RADIO: Oh. It's only
nine o'clock folks, but our Beale Street
Blues Boy, B.B. King already has
the Three O'Clock Blues.
(laughs) -Brand newly recorded
last night by Mr. Ike Turner
-(car honking) -down the street right here
at the Colored YMCA.
-(car honking) (ike singing on radio)
♪♪ Now here it is -(grunts)
-♪♪ three o' clock in
the mornin' ♪♪
nine o'clock folks, but our Beale Street
Blues Boy, B.B. King already has
the Three O'Clock Blues.
(laughs) -Brand newly recorded
last night by Mr. Ike Turner
-(car honking) -down the street right here
at the Colored YMCA.
-(car honking) (ike singing on radio)
♪♪ Now here it is -(grunts)
-♪♪ three o' clock in
the mornin' ♪♪
Full Transcript
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(sighs)
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RADIO: Oh. It's only
nine o'clock folks,
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but our Beale Street
Blues Boy, B.B. King
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already has
the Three O'Clock Blues.
(laughs)
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-Brand newly recorded
last night by Mr. Ike Turner
-(car honking)
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-down the street right here
at the Colored YMCA.
-(car honking)
00:00:16.133 --> 00:00:17.767
(ike singing on radio)
♪♪ Now here it is
00:00:17.833 --> 00:00:19.933
-(grunts)
-♪♪ three o' clock in
the mornin' ♪♪
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Movie Summary
Colonel Tom Parker presses to take over Elvis' career, but Sam struggles with the decision to let his star go. Jerry Lee's philandering catches up with him, and Johnny starts his own band.
