<sod>'''"Yeah Yeah Yeah"''' was a 1951 song by [[Louis Prima]] written by Prima with Milton Kabak which was covered by [[Paul Gayten]], [[Joe Morris]], a single by [[Peggy Lee]] and [[Jerry Gray]] and His Orchestra, all in 1951.<ref>Larry Birnbaum ''Before Elvis: The Prehistory of Rock 'n' Roll'' 0810886383 - 2013 Page 319 "Besides ballads, Gayten also sang blues, up-tempo proto-rockers such as Louis Prima's “Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!” and Latin-tinged New Orleans—style numbers such as “Hey, Little Girl,” which Professor Longhair later appropriated."</ref><ref>Catalog of Copyright Entries: Third series - Page 114 1951 "Yeah! yeah! yeah! By Louis Prima and Milton Kabak. [For voice and piano] © Spitzer .."</ref><eod>
<sod>'''"Yeah Yeah Yeah"''' was a 1951 song by [[Louis Prima]] written by Prima with Milton Kabak which was covered by [[Paul Gayten]], [[Joe Morris (trumpeter)|Joe Morris]], a single by [[Peggy Lee]] and [[Jerry Gray]] and His Orchestra, all in 1951.<ref>Larry Birnbaum ''Before Elvis: The Prehistory of Rock 'n' Roll'' 0810886383 - 2013 Page 319 "Besides ballads, Gayten also sang blues, up-tempo proto-rockers such as Louis Prima's “Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!” and Latin-tinged New Orleans—style numbers such as “Hey, Little Girl,” which Professor Longhair later appropriated."</ref><ref>Catalog of Copyright Entries: Third series - Page 114 1951 "Yeah! yeah! yeah! By Louis Prima and Milton Kabak. [For voice and piano] © Spitzer .."</ref><eod>