Blue Suede Shoes EdP

Blue Suede Shoes doesn't just refer to blue suede or, as is often said, wild leather shoes - but also a legendary piece of music history. The eponymous rock 'n' roll song by Carl Perkins was released in 1956 and is one of the most successful singles ever. In the same year, the King, Elvis Presley, recorded a slightly faster cover version.

Although not planned as a single at all, it landed in the singles charts and made the song world-famous. With a lot of wit, the lyrics tell the story of someone who adores his blue suede shoes, as the text demands, among other things: "Do what you want, knock me down, set my house on fire, steal my car..., but just don't step on
not on my blue suede shoes."