Seriously, there are two ways to do it. The hard way involves opening Character Map on your computer, picking a Unicode font, and looking through it for characters resembling the upside down versions of the letters you want; The eay way is to find one of several websites that do it for you automatically. I think the one I used is fliptext dot 0rg.
TH beatles recorded this in 1964; apparently Carl PERKINS WAS AT THE SESSION .i HAVE A SNEAKING SUSPICION HEPLAYED ON THE FINISHED TRACK AS WELL AS THE GUITAR SOLO SOUNDS ALMOST IDENTICAL AS THIS ONE!!
Oh yes. I think I'm right in saying that the UK label London, owned by Decca, was set up to release US artists over here, who's labels didn't sell anywhere other than the States. Like Sun, Dot etc.
Most London release show the original US company's name on the left side of the label
Excellent,takes me right back to my youth, Drainpipes,D.A. Brothel creepers,and girlfriends who deserved, and got respect (well 95% of 'em, afraid it's the other way round nowadays).
78s4FR who is in the photo you use, she is remarkably like my first girlfriend (Yeah, dream on grandad) Anyway, super records you play they keep me R&Rolling, many thanks, traa.
Hi! Liz, "Needless" (sorry) to say that I just love not only your "turntable", (Is that the way you say in good old english, right?) but also your 78rpm great rock and roll records! Keep 'em spinning for the sake of rock, and U2B community! (maybe you want to check out a video that I posted the other day): Elvis sings Blue Suede Shoes at 78...) It is not as good as yours, but...Love 4 ever! ET music fan from a very far land.
Man, talk about a 2-side hit.
sdgakatbk 2 months ago in playlist ROCKABILLY and EARLY ROCK 'n ROLL
I wish i had a needle for my record player.
Codguy77 1 year ago
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This is awesome!!! Thx
peacemanken 1 year ago
How come the matrix number, at the bottom of the label, is printed ¿uʍop ǝpısdn
sha1om 1 year ago
@sha1om So it is!. Sure someone out there will know. And how did you type upside down? Love to know
78s4FR 1 year ago
@78s4FR ¿˙˙˙pɐǝɥ ʎɯ uo pooʇs ı 'ɯn
Seriously, there are two ways to do it. The hard way involves opening Character Map on your computer, picking a Unicode font, and looking through it for characters resembling the upside down versions of the letters you want; The eay way is to find one of several websites that do it for you automatically. I think the one I used is fliptext dot 0rg.
sha1om 1 year ago
@sha1om Thanks for that - found it!
78s4FR 1 year ago
Cool! Thanks for posting
koreamy 1 year ago
Good 'ol rockabilly!!!!!!
Tks for putting this up!
record sounds good too.
eoj2495 1 year ago
whats on the other side
beatlesfan1975 1 year ago
read the info!
78s4FR 1 year ago
TH beatles recorded this in 1964; apparently Carl PERKINS WAS AT THE SESSION .i HAVE A SNEAKING SUSPICION HEPLAYED ON THE FINISHED TRACK AS WELL AS THE GUITAR SOLO SOUNDS ALMOST IDENTICAL AS THIS ONE!!
llewesa100 1 year ago
A real classic!
countrysinger1952 1 year ago
just got the sun version. $23 , crackles like hell. love this 78rpm better. ( but thats only my opinion). great track. top rated.
bmxgeniesdad 1 year ago
I just love Carl Perkins' singing, guitar playing and song writing. He was a genious!
78rpmblog 1 year ago
man , you aint lived till you herd this,
bmxgeniesdad 2 years ago
just sooooooooo good on 78rpm. great post.
bmxgeniesdad 2 years ago
Carl Perkins rocks!!!!
Andymalcolm1 2 years ago
Were the UK versions on a different label than Sun?
rbound827 2 years ago
Oh yes. I think I'm right in saying that the UK label London, owned by Decca, was set up to release US artists over here, who's labels didn't sell anywhere other than the States. Like Sun, Dot etc.
Most London release show the original US company's name on the left side of the label
78s4FR 2 years ago
The Beatles covered this song, and Ringo sang it. It can be found on the U.K. "Beatles For Sale" and the U.S. "Beatles 65".
JeffN727 2 years ago 2
Excellent,takes me right back to my youth, Drainpipes,D.A. Brothel creepers,and girlfriends who deserved, and got respect (well 95% of 'em, afraid it's the other way round nowadays).
78s4FR who is in the photo you use, she is remarkably like my first girlfriend (Yeah, dream on grandad) Anyway, super records you play they keep me R&Rolling, many thanks, traa.
daddybry747 2 years ago 2
Thank you for posting this in its original form
jasperbeardly 2 years ago 3
Hi! Liz, "Needless" (sorry) to say that I just love not only your "turntable", (Is that the way you say in good old english, right?) but also your 78rpm great rock and roll records! Keep 'em spinning for the sake of rock, and U2B community! (maybe you want to check out a video that I posted the other day): Elvis sings Blue Suede Shoes at 78...) It is not as good as yours, but...Love 4 ever! ET music fan from a very far land.
ETBRAIN 2 years ago
Hi ET, Yes 'turntable' is right....or 'deck' as they now say.
Loved the Elvis clip.
I actually have 17 Elvis 78's (all the RCA ones except Mystery Train), but I fear U2B will delete them. Glad you like my '58 Decca-gram
78s4FR 2 years ago
A badass song. Holds the test of time extremely well.
Many thanks for posting this in its original format.
mantishandz 3 years ago 10