Mustang Sally."
This song started as a joke
when Della Reese's band leader
wanted a new Ford Mustang. He
called the early version
"Mustang Mama," but changed
the title after Aretha Franklin
suggested "Mustang Sally."
Wilson Pickett's version
climbed to #6 R&B and #23 Pop
in 1966.
In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked
the song #434 on a list of the 500
Greatest Songs of All Time.
This song started as a joke
when Della Reese's band leader
wanted a new Ford Mustang. He
called the early version
"Mustang Mama," but changed
the title after Aretha Franklin
suggested "Mustang Sally."
Wilson Pickett's version
climbed to #6 R&B and #23 Pop
in 1966.
In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked
the song #434 on a list of the 500
Greatest Songs of All Time.
