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Marriane / Mary Ann (All Day All Night) - Terry Gilkyson/Brothers Four cover

Marriane / Mary Ann (All Day All Night) - Terry Gilkyson/Brothers Four cover. AI Overview The version of the calypso song "Marianne," featuring the lyrics "All day, all night, Marianne," was adapted and made famous by the Easy Riders, with songwriting credits attributed to  Terry Gilkyson, Richard Dehr, and Frank Miller. However, the song originated as a traditional calypso tune.  The song's origins and popular versions Original Calypso: The song was originally a traditional calypso titled "Mary Ann" and was made popular in the Caribbean by Trinidadian musician Roaring Lion. In the mid-1940s, a version of "Mary Ann" was popular with steel bands in Trinidad. The Easy Riders' version: In 1957, the version by Terry Gilkyson and the Easy Riders became a massive pop hit in the U.S. during the calypso music craze. It was this recording that popularized the "All day, all night, Marianne" chorus. Other popular recordings: Other artists also released popular versions of the song during this time, including the Hilltoppers, also in 1957, and Harry Belafonte.