On this day in Rock and Roll History - March 30, 1958 Little Richard had his final US Top 10 hit with a song he had recorded in October, 1956, "Good Golly Miss Molly". The previous Autumn he had given up Rock 'n' Roll and had enrolled at Oakwood College in Huntsville, Alabama, to study theology. In the attached video, Little Richard performs Good Golly Miss Molly at Muhammad Ali's 50th Birthday Celebration in 1992 | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio

Iconic American singer, pianist, and songwriter Little Richard joined us at A Capitol Fourth 2011 to perform his hit song “Good Golly Miss Molly” backed by his band and the cast of Million Dollar Quartet. #LittleRichard | A Capitol Fourth

Good Golly Miss Molly is one of the most blistering and influential rock and roll tracks of the 1950s. Featuring the trademark frantic piano playing, Little Richard's signature shrieking vocals, and a driving rhythm, the song became a genre standard and has been covered by countless artists, solidifying Little Richard’s status as a true architect of rock and roll. (Written by): John Marascalco and Robert "Bumps" Blackwell. (Year Written): 1956. (Year Recorded): October 15, 1956 (The released ver