Never was and never will be anyone like Rose - sure do miss her. Thanks for posting this it is from around the time that I saw her often - what a great lady. Maddox Bros & Rose were the real roots of Rock & Roll - if you listen to "Step it up & Go" those are R&R licks and that was 3 years before Ike Turner & Jackie Brenston did Rocket 88, Maddox Bros & Rose should be the R&R Hall of Fame as the inventors.
I'm too young to remember Rose & the Maddox family, but my mom (an Okie gal who moved to Calif as a child in the late 30's) has told me how hugely popular they were here back in the 40's & 50's. How sad that she's no longer with us. What an electric performer! I hope you & yours have a VERY happy holiday season!
It probably means something to a million or more Marines also. Been forty years since I drank a beer there and still havent forgotten the place!!! Nor Rose!!!
I used to go see her at the Palomino and the Blue Saloon on Lankershim in North Hollywood in the 1990s. I think she really loved seeing all us young cowpunks/rockabilliy/c-w kids cheering her on. Her band was tight and she still put on a great show.
You're really lucky to have seen Rose performing with her brothers in the early 50s,i've just seen her one time in Hemsby in 89 and i'll always remember.She's still the queen!
She sure was one of the best. When I was in the Army at Fort Orr, Calif. in 1962 I went to see her in San Jose. She could not make it for three weeks in a row. But I kept asking when she would get there before I shipped out. But before I could see her I was shipped out. They told me that she dedicated the whole show to me.
Rose was a friend of my dad and mom. I grew up listening to her. I will always cherish when they cam to our house after a gig at the local dance hall.
She came from an era when they really had good female country vocalists!!! Rose Maddox and the Maddox Brothers are long overdue for the Hall of Fame!! We'll always miss Rose and the other greats from that era.
Never was and never will be anyone like Rose - sure do miss her. Thanks for posting this it is from around the time that I saw her often - what a great lady. Maddox Bros & Rose were the real roots of Rock & Roll - if you listen to "Step it up & Go" those are R&R licks and that was 3 years before Ike Turner & Jackie Brenston did Rocket 88, Maddox Bros & Rose should be the R&R Hall of Fame as the inventors.
NAB :-)
nabisho 1 year ago
cool stuff - one of the most interesting country bands, but apparently not loved by the country establishment, so no grand ole' opry.
Genofa1 1 year ago
does anyone know about her singing the song Me and Bobbie McGee?
BFMV225 1 year ago
Markie Sanders is playing bass.
REBrandenburg 1 year ago
That steel guitar player seems kinda confused.
bingoblond 1 year ago
great:)
hotdog4sex 1 year ago
love this lady , what a voice , we owe much to these ladies who came way before their time...true pioneer queens
jannforever13 1 year ago
THANKS for posting this delightful gem!
I'm too young to remember Rose & the Maddox family, but my mom (an Okie gal who moved to Calif as a child in the late 30's) has told me how hugely popular they were here back in the 40's & 50's. How sad that she's no longer with us. What an electric performer! I hope you & yours have a VERY happy holiday season!
JubalCalif 2 years ago
Rose Maddox is the absolute coolest. Such great attitude.
slopbucket74 2 years ago 4
Looks like Mayne Smith on steel & Paul Anastasio on fiddle, right? Anybody know the guitar player?
resotar 2 years ago
cool
verlisse 2 years ago 2
rose maddox is my great great aunt thank you for posting this video it means alot to my family
pjslilsis 2 years ago 3
It probably means something to a million or more Marines also. Been forty years since I drank a beer there and still havent forgotten the place!!! Nor Rose!!!
215jami 2 years ago 2
thats one hell of a lady right there!
fiddlenut24 2 years ago 7
That lady just about started it all !
Mick
UMIBL 2 years ago 2
I used to go see her at the Palomino and the Blue Saloon on Lankershim in North Hollywood in the 1990s. I think she really loved seeing all us young cowpunks/rockabilliy/c-w kids cheering her on. Her band was tight and she still put on a great show.
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caramcniven 3 years ago
Rose was one of the best. I used to go see her and her brothers in the early 50s when they appeared at a honky tonk in Amarillo on several occasions.
oldcountrytunes 3 years ago
You're really lucky to have seen Rose performing with her brothers in the early 50s,i've just seen her one time in Hemsby in 89 and i'll always remember.She's still the queen!
bopper609 3 years ago
She sure was one of the best. When I was in the Army at Fort Orr, Calif. in 1962 I went to see her in San Jose. She could not make it for three weeks in a row. But I kept asking when she would get there before I shipped out. But before I could see her I was shipped out. They told me that she dedicated the whole show to me.
I loved her a lot.
Vaughn
vaughnrock 3 years ago
They put on quite a show when I saw them. Just kept things moving and the comedy was as good as the music.
oldcountrytunes 3 years ago
Wow! Fantastic video***** Thank you for posting.
jtls8 3 years ago
Rose was great! I sure do miss her.
bulbheadmyass 3 years ago
one of the greatest. maybe better than Hank's version.
MAXAX03 3 years ago
She does it justice and was an amazing singer but no one can out do Hank Williams on his own songs
jamesabilly 3 years ago
have you heard the recording she made of this in the fifties? I'd take it over Hank's, personally.
jessewva 2 years ago
@jamesabilly
Gene O'quin Could
kcsmom72 4 months ago
Rose was a friend of my dad and mom. I grew up listening to her. I will always cherish when they cam to our house after a gig at the local dance hall.
AZDesertWoman55 3 years ago
Bravo to you for posting this rare clip of the incomparable Rose!
ivycompton 3 years ago
YOU GO GIRL!!! BOBBY DURHAM
bobbycdurham 3 years ago
a legend top of the class !!
nailerrr 3 years ago
Rose was an inspiration to a legion of country female vocalists... including the legendary Queen of rockabilly, Wanda Jackson.
Gatorrock786 3 years ago 2
Rose could sure cut a rug. Need this today. Thanks
annie92220 4 years ago 2
She came from an era when they really had good female country vocalists!!! Rose Maddox and the Maddox Brothers are long overdue for the Hall of Fame!! We'll always miss Rose and the other greats from that era.
cmlbob 4 years ago 8
Hello there!
Your are absolutely right about the Hall of Fame! Rose was I dear friend of mine and I truly miss her!!!
garyroute66 4 years ago 2
thanks for posting,she's great and always be the queen,we'llnever forget.
bopper609 4 years ago 2
Very cool, thanks for posting.
PamK36 4 years ago 2