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Originally recorded in 1956 by Richard Berry, “Louie Louie” is best known for the 1963 version recorded by The Kingsmen. Richard Berry was a rhythm and blues singer of the 1950s while The Kingsmen were a 1960s garage band. The two different versions of this song are similar, however they feature differences in many areas such as style, sound, lyrics, and instrumentation. The different versions also offer different cultural significances, despite Berry being the original writer of the song The Kingsmen’s

Sara’s pain and sympathize with her plead. “That’s enough, Francis.” He pointed to the toss bed, and the dirt, pieces of straw, and leaves scatter on the floor. “There’s nothing here,” he said, grabbing Francis’s arm. A scuffle begins between the two Kingsmen. Francis frees his arm, forcefully shoving Richardson against a wall. His eyes are glowing a solid gold color with amber highlights. He growls, “Don’t ever put your hands on me again,” releasing him from his grasp, taking a step back with his eyes

live shows. They often closed out their set with “Sister Ray,” jamming out for up to thirty minutes, sometimes more. The studio recording of it was a single take that lasts over seventeen minutes. 4. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie This song was a Richard Berry single from 1955, which The Kingsmen covered in 1963 at Northwestern, Inc., Motion Pictures and Recording, located in Portland. Like many single-take recordings, the track contains an audible error just after the first guitar break. Jack Ely

SARA LAYS ON THE FLOOR, weeping silently as tears are escaping from her tear ducts and flowing steadily down her sunken cheeks. The heated voices of Lieutenant Colet and his men, arguing outside her front door are wafting from one end of her home to another. She tilts her head to the side, straining her eyes to see them. Her emotional pain has taken control of her body. The feeling of loss was nothing new to Sara. It was an indescribable feeling that can leave the beholder, cripple emotionally in

THE GROUND VIBRATED in a thunderous roar as several steeds sprinted through the thick mist of Clays Waterfall, and down a winding road to the village of Masonburge. An unbearable stench of rotting animal carcasses greeted King David’s Kingsmen upon entering through an opening in a wobbly wooden fence. Their armor of chain mail, flexible metals, and wool-dye the color purple (the Callaghan’s military colors)-is glistening in the fading sunlight, as the party rode on horseback to the marketplace with

obstacles in order for a positive ending. The hero of the film was introduced while he was still a child, but with the passage of time, the main character was revealed as Gary “Eggsy” Unwin. He was being recruited into a secret organization known as the Kingsmen, which was where the

2. Executive Summary This report was done to examine the people that make Kingsmen International a celebrated success in the Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, Exhibitions (MICE) industry, with an impressive net profit after taxation of S$17 million in 2013, and to learn the practices that Kingsmen International is taking to grow from strength to strength. This report draws attention to the fact that the company was only started from scratch in 1976, and within a short span of 38 years, the founders

The All for Free Society Imagine waking up every morning having food on the table, well in The Kingsmen Society you will always have food no matter what. A starving boy, who had just joined our society, walked in one of our restaurants with one dollar that he managed to get to buy food, but we rejected his dollar and gave him the food for free and told him ¨we appreciate everyone, so all is free.¨ For instance, children will go to school without worrying about paying for school supplies. Also

interesting character, Humpty Dumpty (refer to page 7), as a mascot for a leading communciaton design and production agency in Singapore? Kingsmen Creatives, an event agency founded in 1976 and SGX-listed in 2003 chose the adorable Humpty Dumpty as the company mascot as a symbol of the joyful and people-oriented aspect of the Kingsmen’s organisation. Kingsmen is formed with two words, ‘king’s’ and ‘men’ to give the idea of the clients being served by the company like how a king is served by its

to raid it and take their land, but Humpety would not allow it. The king’s men came to his gate while Humpety watched over. They taunted him, and begun to break down his gate. Humpety got up to fight off the kingsmen, but he slipped and fell backwards, right off his watchtower. The kingsmen laughed at Humpety saying,