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He took what was actually the Russian satellite Sputnik as another sign to quit show business and follow God.

268. This period also marked Penniman's return to a lifestyle of orgies and bisexuality.

264-5. While most of these hits were characterized by a driving piano, boogie-woogie bass line, a variety of rhythmic drumbeats, and wild screams before Lee Allen's funky sax solos, such as Rip It Up", "Lucille", "Jenny, Jenny", "Good Golly, Miss Molly" and "Keep A-Knockin'", a few of them were slower in tempo and more soulful, such as "Slippin' and Slidin'", "Send Me Some Lovin'" and "True Fine Mama". During this period, he also appeared performing his hit songs in three films, including The Girl Can't Help It (1956), in which he sang the hit title track, Don't Knock the Rock (1956), and Mister Rock and Roll (1957)."Tutti Frutti" was quickly covered by both Elvis Presley and Pat Boone.White (2003), p.

267-8.Penniman continued to record and perform only secular music in the mid-60s, during which time he began drinking heavily.White (2003), p.

239.Following some recording that did not satisfy Blackwell, they took a break.

Penniman began pounding out a boogie woogie rhythm on piano and hollering out impromptu recital of "Tutti Frutti", a song he wrote and had been performing on stage for years.