Ooh Poo Pah Doo
Ike And Tina Turner · Other Songs - Ike And Tina Turner
I wanna tell you bout ooh poo pah doo
Baby call me the most
Ooh poo pah do yeah
Baby call me the most And I wont stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Gonna ring a few bells in your ear
Ring a few bells yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Ring a few bells in your ear
Aint gon stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Ohh
Gonna make a few noises in your ear
Make some strange noises
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Make some strange noises in your ear
And I aint gon stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Your mind your mind
Your mind
Oh make some disturbance in your mind
Disturbance in your mind
I aint gon stop tryin
Until I create some disturbance in your mind
Your mind your mind
Baby call me the most
Ooh poo pah do yeah
Baby call me the most And I wont stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Gonna ring a few bells in your ear
Ring a few bells yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Ring a few bells in your ear
Aint gon stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Ohh
Gonna make a few noises in your ear
Make some strange noises
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Make some strange noises in your ear
And I aint gon stop tryin
Till I create some disturbance in your mind
Your mind your mind
Your mind
Oh make some disturbance in your mind
Disturbance in your mind
I aint gon stop tryin
Until I create some disturbance in your mind
Your mind your mind
Ooh Poo Pah Doo
Released in 1960, "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" stands as a foundational track in the electric blues and rock and roll canon, performed by Ike and Tina Turner. The song features a distinctive, driving rhythm section that propelled the duo to international fame and established their signature sound. Its infectious energy and catchy structure made it a staple of their live performances, often serving as an opener to set the tone for their electrifying shows. As a key part of their early discography, the recording exemplifies the raw power and vocal interplay that would define their career and influence countless subsequent artists in the rock and soul genres.