you are truely ignorant and obviously misinformed -- Little Richard is quoted as saying Boone made him more money than Richard earned on Tuitti Fruiti and others -- Elvis ''stole''look for Old Shep by Dick Powell 1939 or others of his early hits . Do think Rock and roll started with Led Zepplin ?
true Boone resang many hits of others -- he was influential in being the bridge in 1956/7 between rock & pop . Pat in 57 began having originlas with 2 original #1's "Don't forbid Me" & "Why Baby Why" -- both songs Elvis & Parker turned down .Boone ,McGwire sisters, Rusty Draper , all covered R7R in 56-57 , Little Richard said once " Without Pat Boone Stealing Tutti Fruiti , I may never have been hear by millions of whute kids .Boone was the bridge allowing Rock to get airplay
and so all the original singers died broke and unknown, while dot records and boone made tons of money..as soon as boones studio saw something that looked hot, they grabbed it...at leadt Bonnie Raitt started a fund to raise money for all the old singers who were broke
Well, pat Boone had a great voice (alhtough he was very much pop). Yes, he did allow many of the songs (done by black artists) to get recognition. There were black artists though, especially Chuck Berry, who's material was not only accessible (in other words, whites loved their music just as much as blacks), but recieved airplay. chuck Berry, for example, was straight rockabilly. Many of his songs borrowed from various country styles & occasionally
@hah13 you would have had to been alive back then to see that black artists couldnt get their just do no air play on the AM stations. white artists covered there hits...then came Allen Freed on WAINS NY l0l0 on your AM dial every thing changed. You only heard the real artists singing...the rest is history
@hah13 you would have had to been alive back then to see that black artists couldnt get their just do no air play on the AM stations. white artists covered there hits...then came Allen Freed on WAINS NY l0l0 on your AM dial every thing changed. You only heard the real artists singing...the rest is history
I Guess Ram Jam got their inspiration for their top 20 hit record "Black Betty" (1977) from this forgotten Orbitune, coupled with lyrics from Leadbelly's Black betty.
my band 'the westerners' will be playing this tune at The Blue Cafe in Long Beach, CA on February 28 2009. We get pretty damn close if I do say so myself. I handle the vocals best I can. come see for yourself. love this tune
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rockabillygone 3 weeks ago
Orbison wasn't really a rockabilly artist, that is why he was so quick to leave Sun records.
subg88 1 month ago
Buddy Holly did a great version of this, too.
southwriter 6 months ago
Classic from Sun records company great rockabilly
rockinloic 6 months ago
Ol' Roy may not have been the best lookin' orange in the basket, but, boy o boy, he sure was the sweetest.
Diogenes1360 7 months ago
real good rocker from one of the best of the genre. thank you sooo much for the memories and the fun. tom d brick,nj.
doowopman49 8 months ago
I can see u playing this Troy, it sounds challenging, but u can do it!!
sherrymccallum1 9 months ago
These were satanists. God save us from bein deluded and mesmerized any longer.
spurnthemuse 11 months ago
Moi, mie tykkään. I love Orbison, The is best., jes Hello Finland.
atso1100 1 year ago
it don't get anny better than this!!
royraaijmakers 1 year ago
smokin' !!!!! pure ass kickin' rock-a-billy!!! gene vincent, get out of the way!! great guitar work!
TheBabyboomkidof53 1 year ago
Yep, etable shit
kolsyradmjolk 1 year ago
Jerry Lee recorded this tune-it was credited to Orbison as composer but the actual title was 'Down The Line'
TheSnidge 1 year ago
PAT BOONE???!!! Please. If white bread could sing, it would sound just like Pat Boone.
FatherCoughlin 1 year ago
it would be sound better if didnt sing on this number..his voice throws off the beautiful guitar work..he sounds off tune and struggling..
vincenz55 1 year ago
west Texas -- amazing stuff from an area where most people can'teven name one town ! !
oaklandborn 1 year ago
Great guitar work Roy!!
marcellolippi 1 year ago
elvis didn't steal. Ricky Nelson did a great version of this song as well.
carsonstudio 2 years ago
buddy holly's down the line cover???
suykie 2 years ago
no its actrually quite different from down the line
squirrelnutcased 2 years ago
superbe chanson.
orbison76 2 years ago
Go Go Go !
Great guitars!
TheSunRecords 2 years ago
Fabulous, classic Sun Studio recording. nice post!
trackswax 2 years ago 2
Perfect!
Roy Orbison was really good.
Thanks for sharing.
gabrieldix64 2 years ago
you are truely ignorant and obviously misinformed -- Little Richard is quoted as saying Boone made him more money than Richard earned on Tuitti Fruiti and others -- Elvis ''stole''look for Old Shep by Dick Powell 1939 or others of his early hits . Do think Rock and roll started with Led Zepplin ?
oaklandborn 2 years ago
west Texas must have had something in the water to produce such great rockers -- Roy.Buddy Holly , even Pat Boone
oaklandborn 2 years ago
how did Pat boone become a great rocker? great theif, maybe!
hah13 2 years ago
true Boone resang many hits of others -- he was influential in being the bridge in 1956/7 between rock & pop . Pat in 57 began having originlas with 2 original #1's "Don't forbid Me" & "Why Baby Why" -- both songs Elvis & Parker turned down .Boone ,McGwire sisters, Rusty Draper , all covered R7R in 56-57 , Little Richard said once " Without Pat Boone Stealing Tutti Fruiti , I may never have been hear by millions of whute kids .Boone was the bridge allowing Rock to get airplay
oaklandborn 2 years ago
and so all the original singers died broke and unknown, while dot records and boone made tons of money..as soon as boones studio saw something that looked hot, they grabbed it...at leadt Bonnie Raitt started a fund to raise money for all the old singers who were broke
hah13 2 years ago
Well, pat Boone had a great voice (alhtough he was very much pop). Yes, he did allow many of the songs (done by black artists) to get recognition. There were black artists though, especially Chuck Berry, who's material was not only accessible (in other words, whites loved their music just as much as blacks), but recieved airplay. chuck Berry, for example, was straight rockabilly. Many of his songs borrowed from various country styles & occasionally
idaltuguy 2 years ago
(continued) country guitar licks & chords. He wasn't white, of course, but his music was similar.
idaltuguy 2 years ago
@idaltuguy Chuck Berry's styles were mixed between Blues,C&W,and jazz guitar most of the time.
oramikleepunk 1 year ago
@hah13 you would have had to been alive back then to see that black artists couldnt get their just do no air play on the AM stations. white artists covered there hits...then came Allen Freed on WAINS NY l0l0 on your AM dial every thing changed. You only heard the real artists singing...the rest is history
sunrecords56 1 year ago
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@hah13 you would have had to been alive back then to see that black artists couldnt get their just do no air play on the AM stations. white artists covered there hits...then came Allen Freed on WAINS NY l0l0 on your AM dial every thing changed. You only heard the real artists singing...the rest is history
sunrecords56 1 year ago
great rockabilly by roy orbison
Alsurf89 2 years ago
I Guess Ram Jam got their inspiration for their top 20 hit record "Black Betty" (1977) from this forgotten Orbitune, coupled with lyrics from Leadbelly's Black betty.
Thurneman2 2 years ago
This is why Springsteen and many others did the PBS Black and White tribute to the Hound Dog Man,
stanleyadams003 3 years ago
my band 'the westerners' will be playing this tune at The Blue Cafe in Long Beach, CA on February 28 2009. We get pretty damn close if I do say so myself. I handle the vocals best I can. come see for yourself. love this tune
cynalitical 3 years ago
yes it is 1956
slaphappynamwen 3 years ago
great song by the great one!!
GLOBALREFINISHING 3 years ago
The greatest of all the man Big O there is no one close his voice " Lord have Mercy" words fail me RIP Roy. Thanks many thanks for your time with us.
fordroad 3 years ago
Orby is the man end of story
Wehategod 3 years ago
Yes is oughta be 56'. I can see 'Peanuts' Wison there. Thought not sure of the other cats but can look it up. Thanx again ;O) and stay cooool.
gangerollo 3 years ago
Ahhh...Roy at SUN is goood shit. Rock on cat! Thanx for posting it. Which year? /Roland
gangerollo 3 years ago
You're welcome :)
I think it is from 1956
RoverTCB 3 years ago