Trying to find a 50s record

[factor-fiction]

About 5 years ago I got quite hooked on the Rockin with Suzi Q series on Radio 2. I've managed to trace some of the tracks I remember hearing on there but I can't find one, despite lots of Googling. Unfortunately I don't have much to go on but I'm hoping it rings a bell with someone on here.

It was quite a risque track for its time (probably got banned) and it featured a female vocalist who at a couple of points was panting "Aagh, Aagh,Aagh... " and then gave a little scream and said something like "Oooh Johnny". There may have been a male singer too but all the panting was done by a girl.

I've looked back at the playlists section on the radio 2 site but it has only a few episodes on there and doesn't cover this episode. I've also googled the lyrics as I vaguely remember them

[jno]

as a last resort, try getting in touch with the beeb; they probably have more playlists than go on the website.

Sorry, I can't help; aagh ooh johnny isn't enough to go on.

[Bobbisox]

I have a good memory for 50s and 60s stuff Factor but I can't bring anything to mind with Oooh Johnny and panting,,,haha

[factor-fiction]

Thanks jno- I was just wondering if someone else remembered hearing it and knew the track. I know it's a long shot

[jno]

our parents probably changed stations when anything like that came on the radio, bobbi.

[Prudie]

Guess what factor! My partner is a bit of a rockabilly and I got only to the risque bit of your post (which I was reading out to him) and he immediately went to his itunes and said stop - listen to this and see if it's what he's after and I think it is 'Little Girl' by John and Jackie - apparently (on itunes and amazon). Features on an album too called 'Rockabilly Insanity'

[jomifl]

Couldn't have been the 50's , people just didn't do that kind of thing then. ;-)

[Bobbisox]

very likely jno
bit like the double entendre that was in Captain Pugwash :-)

[jno]

[jno]

ah, the Captain Pugwash story was a spoof, bobbi, invented by a TV critic, Victor Lewis Smith I think, about 20 years ago.

[factor-fiction]

Wow, thanks, Prudie, jno and everyone else.
This must be the one, unless there was another version of the song where they said "ooh Johnny" rather than "ooh little boy"

Was it a bit risque for the time?

[Bobbisox]

arhh, I much preferred my version of C'pn Pug and his team jno..lol

[factor-fiction]

Prudie- please thank your partner for him.
I've listened a few times and it is definitely the one Suzi Q played.
I wonder whether it was played on the radio in 1958?