Ace!
consul1957 2 months ago
great!!!!!!!!!!
MrPermusic 3 months ago
Well be Rockin !!!!!!!!!!!
stephenspinato6 5 months ago
has him on LP :)
hotdog4sex 1 year ago
mejor imposible
Costadelsolshow 1 year ago
Get the classic collection off I tunes.£5 worth every penny.killer album.
brian4858 1 year ago
That's Bob Moore (Bobby L. Moore) on bass 8/2/1956. Grady Martin/Bob Moore= Rockabilly Kings. Ray Edenton on rhythm guitar.
KittraKittra 1 year ago
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Weidenberg 1 year ago
Memories of the 70's London Rock 'n' Roll scene. I wanna dance again!
santinostar 1 year ago
If anyone doubts it was Grady Martin on Johnny Burnettes best cuts . listen to the solo on this song at 1.20 on ... !!!
backthisway 1 year ago
@backthisway Yeah, it has to be him on Burnettes records. The similarity is just too much to be coincidental
theburdcotter 11 months ago
i wanna dance! great!
briezer 2 years ago
fantastic!
kibblebits54 2 years ago 3
Great sound,i love it!!!!!
gav549 2 years ago
Thats just superb. I heard this played on local Radio Norfolk today. Can you believe it? Fantastic rockabilly.
MrTrabant601 2 years ago
Far out man! You should check out the Red Elvises version of this track! Its rockin' and arollin', can you dig it!?! This is an awsome song!
Cozmixcartoons 2 years ago
great boogie woogie beat love it
mickgrain 2 years ago
One of my favourites... thanks to Grady Martin
whitefalcon64 2 years ago
Brilliant memories for this 70,s oldie.
ballybuniontom 2 years ago
Absolute brilliant - it was thanks to Stuart Colman and his Saturday night rock n roll radio show that I first heard this many moons ago
Broadclystboy 2 years ago
man i havnt heard this for i dont know how long..id completely forgotten about this tune.....
fookin lav eet
miketribute1 2 years ago
Mmmmm...great!
gangerollo 3 years ago
wouldnt mind a pound for evry time i danced me arse of to this.luvvit
stevestheboy1 3 years ago
what can i say... probably the greatest Rockabilly track ever Written.....
pgspurs 3 years ago
He was backed on this song for 2 of the greatest guitar player of the 50's, Hank Garland and Grady Martin
whitefalcon64 3 years ago
Fuck yeah this song is down
Greaser 4 LIFE!
itsfuckingangelica 3 years ago
They did not call them The A- Team or the Nashville Cats for anything. They were simply the best!
Amos Moses
BillyGarland 3 years ago 3
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Ace!
consul1957 2 months ago
great!!!!!!!!!!
MrPermusic 3 months ago
Well be Rockin !!!!!!!!!!!
stephenspinato6 5 months ago
has him on LP :)
hotdog4sex 1 year ago
mejor imposible
Costadelsolshow 1 year ago
Get the classic collection off I tunes.£5 worth every penny.killer album.
brian4858 1 year ago
That's Bob Moore (Bobby L. Moore) on bass 8/2/1956. Grady Martin/Bob Moore= Rockabilly Kings. Ray Edenton on rhythm guitar.
KittraKittra 1 year ago
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Weidenberg 1 year ago
Memories of the 70's London Rock 'n' Roll scene. I wanna dance again!
santinostar 1 year ago
If anyone doubts it was Grady Martin on Johnny Burnettes best cuts . listen to the solo on this song at 1.20 on ... !!!
backthisway 1 year ago
@backthisway Yeah, it has to be him on Burnettes records. The similarity is just too much to be coincidental
theburdcotter 11 months ago
i wanna dance! great!
briezer 2 years ago
fantastic!
kibblebits54 2 years ago 3
Great sound,i love it!!!!!
gav549 2 years ago
Thats just superb. I heard this played on local Radio Norfolk today. Can you believe it? Fantastic rockabilly.
MrTrabant601 2 years ago
Far out man! You should check out the Red Elvises version of this track! Its rockin' and arollin', can you dig it!?! This is an awsome song!
Cozmixcartoons 2 years ago
great boogie woogie beat love it
mickgrain 2 years ago
One of my favourites... thanks to Grady Martin
whitefalcon64 2 years ago
Brilliant memories for this 70,s oldie.
ballybuniontom 2 years ago
Absolute brilliant - it was thanks to Stuart Colman and his Saturday night rock n roll radio show that I first heard this many moons ago
Broadclystboy 2 years ago
man i havnt heard this for i dont know how long..id completely forgotten about this tune.....
fookin lav eet
miketribute1 2 years ago
Mmmmm...great!
gangerollo 3 years ago
wouldnt mind a pound for evry time i danced me arse of to this.luvvit
stevestheboy1 3 years ago
what can i say... probably the greatest Rockabilly track ever Written.....
pgspurs 3 years ago
He was backed on this song for 2 of the greatest guitar player of the 50's, Hank Garland and Grady Martin
whitefalcon64 3 years ago
Fuck yeah this song is down
Greaser 4 LIFE!
itsfuckingangelica 3 years ago
They did not call them The A- Team or the Nashville Cats for anything. They were simply the best!
Amos Moses
BillyGarland 3 years ago 3