Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny ( D2 )

 

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Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla ( L2 )

[Tipton/Downing/Halford]

Man eatin' momma, steam driven hammer
Sorts the men out from the boys
Takes no messin', all in wrestlin'
Is one of her pride and joys

She a classy, flashy lassy
Imitation sapphire shine
Two faced liar, full of fire
But I know the flame is mine

Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her
If you think you can
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her you can

She's a grip and choke ya
Heavy smoker
Wrong side of the law

Midnight shady
Good time lady
Heavy, ready show you what for

Barroom fighter
Ten pint a nighter
Definite ninety-nine

Diamond cluster
Knuckle duster
Feline on the borderline

Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her
If you think you can
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her you can

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Judas Priest ( I1 )

Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla ( D1 )

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Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla ( S1 )

"Rocka Rolla" is the debut single by British heavy metal band Judas Priest, first released in August 1974, and later released as the title track of their first album the following month.

This song was played live on The Old Grey Whistle Test.

The song has several short guitar solos played by guitarist Glenn Tipton, an outro solo by K. K. Downing, as well as a harmonica solo played by vocalist Rob Halford.

During live performances, Tipton's backing vocals were sung significantly higher than Halford's. The song often closed the shows on their early tours, and was extended into a lengthy jam.

The B-side to the single for Rocka Rolla was another song from the same album, "Never Satisfied", which was co-written by Al Atkins.

Personnel

• Rob Halford – lead vocals, harmonica
• K. K. Downing – guitar
• Glenn Tipton – guitar, backing vocals
• Ian Hill – bass guitar
• John Hinch – drums

Single by Judas Priest
from the album Rocka Rolla
B-side	"Never Satisfied"
Released	August 1974
Format	45 RPM
Recorded	June–July 1974
Length	3:05
Label	Gull Records
Songwriter(s)	Rob Halford K. K. Downing Glenn Tipton
Producer(s)	Rodger Bain
Judas Priest singles chronology
"Rocka Rolla" (1974) "The Ripper" (1976)

Judas Priest - One for the Road ( L1 )

Where would you be without music
You wouldn't be nowhere it all
You wouldn't be here to invest,oh
If you weren't in heaven no more

One for the road
Staring our load
Show us the way

Can you imagine the silence
Well,thank fully we've got the boys
The melody lies fascinated
The rhythm is something divine
Send out a trend of impatience
To see you all movin' so fine
Got to find it soon

One for the road
Staring our load
Show us the way