EC was the man. Good looking, talented, young. He could've been as big as Johnny Cash had he lived. God rest his soul. Minnesota native forever into eternity.
Holy crap! I've been looking for this FOREVER - and I'm not exaggerating, I saw this last time when I was...probably not even daycare yet - and all I could remember was the guitar riff, and for some reason, the moving seats.
I bet they're all chewing gum because whatever show this was taken from was sponsored by a chewing gum company like Wrigley's or Bazooka. They'd give out the product to the studio audience. Watch videos of a show called the Magic Clown, sponsored by Bonomo's Turkish Taffy. The kids are chewing away at their Bonomo's for the whole show.
@neilsoiland21 why are they sellouts? because they play music that is relevant today? this music is brilliant, but to say that MTV are "sell outs" because they moved with the times is like criticizing the army's of today for not using muskets.
Eddie, Buddy, Gene....WOW - thrilling music and performances to this day. My birth time is more in line with the British Invasion but boy, I sure LOVE THIS STUFF - these were absolute heroes to the Beatles, Dave Clark Five, Kinks, Animals, etc.
along with buddy holly Eddie died so young they changed music forever its so tragic they were taken so early long live there iconic music listhen to em every day you rocked MR eddie Cochran!
In the 60s and 70s most of the music was inspired by drugs, sure. And that coincided with the peace 'craze'... Strange coincidence, isn't it? Give me that music over today's drivel any day.
But now the only 'drug' inspiring music is money. That is why it's so unimaginative and vulgar. Don't be under any false impressions about drugs and music. The best music came from drug experiences and that is a fact.
Eddie would have been 72 today! He died the day after my 4th birthday in 1960. Twenty years later, I'd become a songwriter, and co-wrote songs with Sharon, Eddie's girlfriend, who co-wrote "Somethin' Else with Eddie. Twenty years later, Sharon would die.
by many songs i ever heard except the beatles,cliff richard,bill haley, the beach boys, and billy withers, eddie cochran was a really excellent rock n' roller although the recorder input still really beast and we all can't heard this song not so clear,but i really like this song!
I believe this is on American Bandstand back in Philly.....Beechnut Gum was their sponser,...as everyone is chewing!...Great Advertisement back then!!!....Awesome song...that Kicks Butt!!!
One of the greatest singers of early rock and roll. Even Elvis said that he would have been the best. Still, we have his wonderful music to listen to 50 years later. Loved Eddie Cochran's music.
Along with Buddy Holly & Ritchie Valens, Eddie Cochran was another great pioneer of rock & roll who died young (all three were close friends). Isn't it so ironic & sad that a little over a year after recording the song "Three Stars" in tribute to The Day The Music Died, Eddie was gone himself?
Feb. 3, 1959 & April 17, 1960 were (& are) two of the most tragic days in rock & roll history.
Ugly face!? Wonder where you got your opinion about facial features? He was cool, was an angelic punk, sorta, personified the '50s rnroll aka the real deal. He really had the looks. Some called him the blonde Elvis. Nuff said. ALSO, great musicanship, performance, gtr player BIG time, charisma, influential, humor, versatile and only 21 and gone. Gimme some more examples of a person having that career being so young. And it SPELLS School, NOT Scholl, hammerhead!
@gangerollo He was one of the all time greats of early rock and roll that was taken away too early. You are right about him; just watch this video and see how he reacted to the audience. The wink @1:31, the interaction with the fans and the way he played that guitar. You are also right about the comment, he was the blonde Elvis. More importantly, he was the great Eddie Cochran!
Yeah I agree. I get sick and tired of that Rap crap. Rap is not even music. That's why when I was 14 (back in 1993) I pickup the Guitar because it's real music and it moves me.
Usually diff. gum companies were the TV sponsers, and they gave all of the audience packs when they came into the studio for the shoot. I had many packs when I use to go to the shoots......"Those were the Good Ol Days"
This is from Dick Clark's Saturday night show sponsored by Beechnut Gum. I'm sure the audience was given free gum as they came in. Beechnut's slogan was "flavorific." That's what the buttons saying "IFIC" refers to. LOVE THE KID WINKING AT 1:20 ALSO!!!
This was a huge party hit when I was in high school in the early 1960s. I played it once at my house during an all-girls slumber party and my dad reprimanded me the following day and told me not to bring "that kind of music" into his house. So, I gave the record to a friend.
I am amazed to see how sedate and clean-cut (and THIN) we used to be way, way, way back then. We enjoyed music, dancing, and parties without go ballistic and trashing the place.
Fantastic. He was super cool wasn't he? As regards the audience's bubble gum, i wonder if it was a technique to keep the noise down. A tad harder to scream etc with a mouthful of gum.
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Check out those geekazoids in the audience 1:12-1:17! LOL! Everybody's clapping on the beat, like good, uptight white people do. Hilarious. The girls seem more at ease than the guys do, though.
RIP Eddie. Would have been his 70th birthday today. Loved this the first song I remember as a kid (Im 34 now)Just a note to those Eddie V Elvis debaters, stop comparing them two totally different artists. Eddie never saw himself as a commercial artist like Elvis, Eddie was a musician, session artist and song writer, Elvis a pure icon. Thank god for both.
completely right. Eddie was just a musician who had the chance to record under his own name. At the beginning of his carrier he was just a recording sessions guitarist. His carreer starting with his appareance in the Girl Can't Help it movie. At this time he hadn't any record contract. he was sign by Liberty records after the movie comin' out.
what the fuck are you talking about ? elvis ? do you think every damn rocknroll thing had to do with elvis ? without johnny burnette there will be no elvis.
eddie was a cool kid with an extrem good guitar play (what about elvis' guitar play?lol) , not an elvis copy.
if you say that next to me I will punch you in the face.
What's so special with being 31 and like this song? I am 14 years old and I really LOVE 50's music. The differense between me and other teenagers (the most of'em), is that I don't like ANY of the music that's released today. I stay with the 50's.
Without Elvis there would not be any COCHRAN. Maybye a Cochran, but not the Cochran we all know.
Sids version IS better, even if Eddie had the original and the pistols and sid loved Eddie Cochran. Sid did a better "Something else" too, and all of the other oldies he did better. I AM an oldies music fan, believe me, but a Sid fan too.
You miss the point. I'm not saying one is better than the other. I am sure Sid et al did not think Eddie was "shit". If Sid's version is better then he did respect to the original and added his own style to it. If you like Sid's version better, good for you but that doesn't mean the original which inspired Sid's version is "shit" Get it?
Now you miss the point. I really don't say Cochrans version is Shit. I enjoy listening to Eddie Cochrans versions too, but I think the way Sid did it, was better. I'm sure Sid Vicious was a fan of Eddie Cochran, so he liked his songs, and sang them in his way.
Fair enough, but you must have missed the original post I was responding to that said Cochran was shit and Sid rules. It seemed you agreed with that point. Moving forward.
What is it about Sid's version that you like better? I love both version but don't consider one necessarily better, just a great song done in different styles. Just curious.
No no, I didn't see that. Eddie Cochran is no way shit. He's a very good musician.
What I like about Sid version? I don't know.. I'm a bigger fan of him actully, and that makes actully a lot of sense to me. His voice.. I'm no fan of punk actully, but Sids songs is just awesome. (I'm actully not sure if Sid actully sang that song.. Doesn't sounds like he did)
Fuck you ( For calling me an idiot )! I like Sid, and I KNOW what real music is. If you take a look at my channel, you'll see what I think is real music.
Melkiemelkie, not so fast. Eddie may have imitated Elvis' style, but Eddie wrote this song and recorded it FIRST. Elvis, who actually wrote very few songs, did a re-make of Eddie's song.
C'mon Everybody. C'mon Melkiemelkie. Everybody is influenced (or imitates) someone else before developing their own style.
Elvis was the King, but Eddie was the prince! Who knows howgood Eddie could have been if he lived until he was 42?! Eddie was and always will be the greatest guitarist in rock n roll. What a guy!
EC was the man. Good looking, talented, young. He could've been as big as Johnny Cash had he lived. God rest his soul. Minnesota native forever into eternity.
96Z24 1 week ago
omg everyone is clapping so off!!!!
kpgurl56 2 months ago
coll RnR
Led0Zeppelin1 3 months ago
que os follen
Juviex 4 months ago
Holy crap! I've been looking for this FOREVER - and I'm not exaggerating, I saw this last time when I was...probably not even daycare yet - and all I could remember was the guitar riff, and for some reason, the moving seats.
Takeshi357 5 months ago
es mejor la versión en español de los Locos del Ritmo
MrRobinPresley 5 months ago
@MrRobinPresley NO MANCHES
MultiBabaloo 4 months ago
@MultiBabaloo y por mucho
MrRobinPresley 4 months ago
@MrRobinPresley Estas mal
MultiBabaloo 4 months ago
@MultiBabaloo tu estas peor
MrRobinPresley 4 months ago
chewing gums was cool
dennis98 6 months ago
.... everybody in the audiance is chewing something lolz
QuickFoxnl 6 months ago
our grandparent's Music TeleVision
damphier14 6 months ago
I bet they're all chewing gum because whatever show this was taken from was sponsored by a chewing gum company like Wrigley's or Bazooka. They'd give out the product to the studio audience. Watch videos of a show called the Magic Clown, sponsored by Bonomo's Turkish Taffy. The kids are chewing away at their Bonomo's for the whole show.
RRaquello 7 months ago
Todos mascan chicle 1:08
Juviex 7 months ago
I love his singing so good sad he died so young.
kathycantrellbrown 8 months ago
Holy Crapola! Back when there was music shown on MTV and didnt suck!
ccm42281 8 months ago
Eddie forever
dang622 9 months ago
The audience is on speed.ha ha ha ha...
grabar20 9 months ago
everybody is chewing gum in the audience - that's hardcore!
MCrue2 9 months ago 10
sids version is good search sid vicious c'mon everybody, hes on a motorbike
zimmermandylan1 10 months ago
Great Musik ever;) Eddi Chochran the best....RIP EDDI CHOCHRAN;)
hochspannung79 10 months ago
there be no more movies for a week or 2, no more running round with the ususal crew.
davidamurdoch 10 months ago
415 persons appreciate the true music ,11 others listen to Lady Gaga
specirt 10 months ago 2
check eddie going for it, brilliant, love mr cochran
davidamurdoch 10 months ago
i would have loved to be one of em kids with my slick back hair, bopping away to the music. WHAT AN ERA <3
welshgandi 11 months ago
This is my favorite song of Eddie's. Thanks for sharing it with us.
PatricioBridges 11 months ago
The James Dean of the music. A genius...
hammer59700 11 months ago 3
wow! I wish MTV could play Eddie today. Too bad they are abunch of sell outs!
neilsoiland21 11 months ago
@neilsoiland21 why are they sellouts? because they play music that is relevant today? this music is brilliant, but to say that MTV are "sell outs" because they moved with the times is like criticizing the army's of today for not using muskets.
thejackbenimble20 11 months ago
Eddie, Buddy, Gene....WOW - thrilling music and performances to this day. My birth time is more in line with the British Invasion but boy, I sure LOVE THIS STUFF - these were absolute heroes to the Beatles, Dave Clark Five, Kinks, Animals, etc.
rocktenniscat 11 months ago
tres tres bon
jerrylw75 11 months ago
tres tres bon
jerrylw75 11 months ago
along with buddy holly Eddie died so young they changed music forever its so tragic they were taken so early long live there iconic music listhen to em every day you rocked MR eddie Cochran!
TheBritishpopstar 11 months ago
Left us too early
serpico56 1 year ago
is there anybody not chewing gum?
Barbaste 1 year ago 2
The TV set stage, that's genius!
RockabillyAutopsy 1 year ago
Just imagine the additional great music this guy, Buddy Holly,and Ritchie Valens would have put out if they had lived longer..
joraider08 1 year ago
Music on MTV?!?! I remember this idea when I was a little kid hahahha
tomtom255 1 year ago
THE GUY AT 1:18 WINKED !!!!
xD
ARKIEX 1 year ago 3
@ARKIEX Back when it was actually cool to do that :(
Manbeast222 1 year ago
@Manbeast222
I wish i was born then !
ARKIEX 1 year ago 2
@ARKIEX Me too, sometimes I think I was born in the wrong era...I feel you.
Manbeast222 1 year ago
C'mon Everybody let's chew gum tonight.
MrRGanja 1 year ago
Gone toooo soon Eddie <3
syrrrrrrl 1 year ago
playback?
JohnnyCash1Fan1 1 year ago
@JohnnyCash1Fan1 of course most of the American banstand were recorded in playback
The170460 1 year ago
@The170460 ok, thanks
JohnnyCash1Fan1 1 year ago
who cares
Syzygy60 1 year ago
In those days the audience chewed gum today the audience takes drugs, I blame the so called music they listen to.
atlast17 1 year ago
@atlast17
In the 60s and 70s most of the music was inspired by drugs, sure. And that coincided with the peace 'craze'... Strange coincidence, isn't it? Give me that music over today's drivel any day.
But now the only 'drug' inspiring music is money. That is why it's so unimaginative and vulgar. Don't be under any false impressions about drugs and music. The best music came from drug experiences and that is a fact.
MiG2880 1 year ago
Mafia II!
Wiseguy453 1 year ago
Eddie would have been 72 today! He died the day after my 4th birthday in 1960. Twenty years later, I'd become a songwriter, and co-wrote songs with Sharon, Eddie's girlfriend, who co-wrote "Somethin' Else with Eddie. Twenty years later, Sharon would die.
Ya gotta know they're together!
Happy Birthday Eddie!
laaxe 1 year ago
being able to clap should be a requisite for being in the audience!
PatrickMcBride65 1 year ago
can you imagine seeing yourself as one of those kids in the audience! LOVE THE KID WINKING AT 1:17!!!
waaaaaaahhhhhhh!
PatrickMcBride65 1 year ago
some people are clapping like: "wtf im clapping for anyways" XD
zippoj 1 year ago 6
Awesome. Love the way the audience CAN'T clap in time but he can chew gum in unison!
boleary100 1 year ago
they're all chewing gum. no wonder there's so many seniors with dentures
ilcourtlesfilles 1 year ago
by many songs i ever heard except the beatles,cliff richard,bill haley, the beach boys, and billy withers, eddie cochran was a really excellent rock n' roller although the recorder input still really beast and we all can't heard this song not so clear,but i really like this song!
mrpostman1980 1 year ago
Legendary. He died way too young. :/
Moshmaschine 1 year ago 3
Rock´n´Roll
xxxdokan 1 year ago
The most enjoyable music of all time ! Eddie rocks for ever !
relaxandmakebabies 1 year ago 3
This is music folks.
R.I.P. Eddy
noisesupp 1 year ago 4
Le top du top qui n'a jamais été inégalé !!!!!
lazik48 1 year ago
@PONYBOY430 die nigger
syrrrrrrl 1 year ago
@syrrrrrrl "charming"!!
ellycat 1 year ago
@ellycat hehe y0^^
syrrrrrrl 1 year ago
There's two spanish versions of this song.
The first: "Aviéntense todos" By Los Locos del Ritmo.
The Second was ¡Qué noche! By Los camisas Negras. (The lead singer was César Roel, better known as César Costa)
They're good, but Eddie's original is the best.
22LuisEHR 1 year ago
look at eddie go boy lol
davidamurdoch 1 year ago
Chewing gum & Eddie
DonBigalow 1 year ago
There's a lot of winking going on in this video and I like it! 1:17 & 1:30
rainbowsandwar 1 year ago
Great.......love that.
takaz2 1 year ago
amazing song..........
ianzar1983 1 year ago
I believe this is on American Bandstand back in Philly.....Beechnut Gum was their sponser,...as everyone is chewing!...Great Advertisement back then!!!....Awesome song...that Kicks Butt!!!
49erBW 1 year ago
He leaves Elvis the so called King standing.This man had talent.
englishsandy 1 year ago
Great record! Who is the cunt at the beginning? :-)
spectro52 1 year ago
One of the greatest singers of early rock and roll. Even Elvis said that he would have been the best. Still, we have his wonderful music to listen to 50 years later. Loved Eddie Cochran's music.
newhotman1001 1 year ago
he was way before his time he was definetly one very cool dude
KSK466 1 year ago
Along with Buddy Holly & Ritchie Valens, Eddie Cochran was another great pioneer of rock & roll who died young (all three were close friends). Isn't it so ironic & sad that a little over a year after recording the song "Three Stars" in tribute to The Day The Music Died, Eddie was gone himself?
Feb. 3, 1959 & April 17, 1960 were (& are) two of the most tragic days in rock & roll history.
heb1114 1 year ago
Ich dachte Mtv laesst keine ordentliche Musik zu?
syrrrrrrl 2 years ago
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Old Scholl rocks.He has an ugly face but his beat is great.
lokkihammer 2 years ago
Ugly face!? Wonder where you got your opinion about facial features? He was cool, was an angelic punk, sorta, personified the '50s rnroll aka the real deal. He really had the looks. Some called him the blonde Elvis. Nuff said. ALSO, great musicanship, performance, gtr player BIG time, charisma, influential, humor, versatile and only 21 and gone. Gimme some more examples of a person having that career being so young. And it SPELLS School, NOT Scholl, hammerhead!
gangerollo 2 years ago 4
@gangerollo He was one of the all time greats of early rock and roll that was taken away too early. You are right about him; just watch this video and see how he reacted to the audience. The wink @1:31, the interaction with the fans and the way he played that guitar. You are also right about the comment, he was the blonde Elvis. More importantly, he was the great Eddie Cochran!
newhotman1001 1 year ago 2
Eddie is VERY cute. Absolutely he's not ugly..
Girl80sHairMetal 2 years ago 4
@Girl80sHairMetal
I heard that! They don't make men looking that good anymore!
RockabillyAutopsy 1 year ago
woah, music on mtv?
GutiarAce 2 years ago 131
Yeah I agree. I get sick and tired of that Rap crap. Rap is not even music. That's why when I was 14 (back in 1993) I pickup the Guitar because it's real music and it moves me.
koldkockrecords 2 years ago 2
@GutiarAce it's excellent ....
mayo19551 1 year ago
@GutiarAce it's bestial....
mayo19551 1 year ago
@GutiarAce That's what I was thinking when I first saw this!
Beatlesfangoogle 7 months ago
rather slim pickins' in the groupie department
sugarjoe50 2 years ago
What the hell are those damm kids listing too!!!????
Thanks, Dad
Slicric13 2 years ago
anybody else notice about 75% of the audience was chewing gum? Did Wrigleys sponsor this? Lol.....
mefaulstich 2 years ago 3
YES!!!
gangerollo 2 years ago
...or some other chewing gum company. Seriously, you think they didn't use ad's at that time or...what?
gangerollo 2 years ago
@mefaulstich It was sponsored by a gum company.. I think it was something like Beechnut gum...
MissAlohaLondon 1 year ago
LMAO, the audience's awkward clapping is hilarious XD
But Eddie is AMAZING. I'm a teen, and I have no idea why nobody actually thinks of these brilliant people anymore >.>
But then again, I am a music student...
EDDIE IS GOD.
Plus, this was when MTV must've been actually GOOD. Sadly I don't remember it xD
Lennoxed 2 years ago 3
I guess gum must have been a big thing in those days - everyone's chewin!
LuigiLee1961 2 years ago 4
Usually diff. gum companies were the TV sponsers, and they gave all of the audience packs when they came into the studio for the shoot. I had many packs when I use to go to the shoots......"Those were the Good Ol Days"
49erBW 2 years ago
That TV is very advanced technology for the fifties. I didn't think they invented staircases for television sets till the 70's.
pantherpawed 2 years ago
Simple, but brilliant music.
And everybody is loving every second of it.
As it should be.
mispudjes 2 years ago 39
god, isn't chewing gum awful
ormoluinhen 2 years ago
Is that one of the Baldwin brothers at 1:13?
DrJSwish 2 years ago
This is so Great!
TheFabjude 2 years ago
he´s soo mutch better then elvis but buddy holly is the king that's it!!!!!!!! elvis sucks!
MoparEttaN 2 years ago
Eddie Munster at 1:18 and did he really wink at the camera?
Uburosco 2 years ago 2
he likes to be elvis
1935birthofmusic 2 years ago
the king
aronstonebridge 2 years ago
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sid vicious' version is better
xxBladeAngelxx 2 years ago
no fuckin' way. Eddie wrote it and owned it!!!
rhythmrancher 2 years ago
sid vicious? Is he still dead?
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago 2
get serious mate, sid was a twat. him in the pistols was a conceptual piece by mclaren, but he was crap
SpaceBambino 2 years ago
_|_ sid rulz
xxBladeAngelxx 2 years ago
richard hell does, as matlock and hanley
sid wanted to be a star, never got the point
SpaceBambino 2 years ago
Rock n roll will always be, and so will Eddie Cochran. Great.
pc512122 2 years ago 5
This is from Dick Clark's Saturday night show sponsored by Beechnut Gum. I'm sure the audience was given free gum as they came in. Beechnut's slogan was "flavorific." That's what the buttons saying "IFIC" refers to. LOVE THE KID WINKING AT 1:20 ALSO!!!
whooooooaaaaaahhhhhhhh!
PatrickMcBride65 2 years ago 2
This was a huge party hit when I was in high school in the early 1960s. I played it once at my house during an all-girls slumber party and my dad reprimanded me the following day and told me not to bring "that kind of music" into his house. So, I gave the record to a friend.
I am amazed to see how sedate and clean-cut (and THIN) we used to be way, way, way back then. We enjoyed music, dancing, and parties without go ballistic and trashing the place.
brownies4you 2 years ago 2
Love the cheeky kid wink at 1:20
treakiepop 2 years ago
Fantastic. He was super cool wasn't he? As regards the audience's bubble gum, i wonder if it was a technique to keep the noise down. A tad harder to scream etc with a mouthful of gum.
TRUFFLEHOUNDEXPRESS 2 years ago
hahahahahaha... all audience chewing gum... hahahahaha...
ybastard 2 years ago
xD hahaha
666Tormentor666 2 years ago
this is summer music!!!!!!
ecto17 2 years ago
great
Great
GReat
GREat
GREAt
GREAT!
ecto17 2 years ago
excellence
sidviciouslives420 2 years ago 2
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Check out those geekazoids in the audience 1:12-1:17! LOL! Everybody's clapping on the beat, like good, uptight white people do. Hilarious. The girls seem more at ease than the guys do, though.
smrtazz123 2 years ago
no they werent geeks thats just how people had their hair and dressed in the fiftys
sidviciouslives420 2 years ago 2
wow.... the audience is stuck between beats '1 and 3' and '2 and 4' haha they dont know what to pick!
drummerm 2 years ago 2
awesome awesome song well go down in history for centurys to come i prefer led zeppelins version but this is of course amazing
jebas1322 2 years ago
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hes sooo old! lol
dancingchicks11 3 years ago
your soooo idiotic! lol
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago
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Eddie Cohran is fab.....My Chemical Romance are fab.... Theres no need to stereotype music fans!!!
QueenAlix 3 years ago
Eddie Cochran was a man of Elvis Presley...Elvis taught from Eddie
velikiyvainach 3 years ago
eddie cochran, the real KING!!!!
R.I.P. eddie, see u in heaven...
kruemel196 3 years ago 2
RIP Eddie. Would have been his 70th birthday today. Loved this the first song I remember as a kid (Im 34 now)Just a note to those Eddie V Elvis debaters, stop comparing them two totally different artists. Eddie never saw himself as a commercial artist like Elvis, Eddie was a musician, session artist and song writer, Elvis a pure icon. Thank god for both.
jsaint26 3 years ago 4
completely right. Eddie was just a musician who had the chance to record under his own name. At the beginning of his carrier he was just a recording sessions guitarist. His carreer starting with his appareance in the Girl Can't Help it movie. At this time he hadn't any record contract. he was sign by Liberty records after the movie comin' out.
eugenecraddock 3 years ago
what the fuck are you talking about ? elvis ? do you think every damn rocknroll thing had to do with elvis ? without johnny burnette there will be no elvis.
eddie was a cool kid with an extrem good guitar play (what about elvis' guitar play?lol) , not an elvis copy.
if you say that next to me I will punch you in the face.
eddie & gene , true rock n roll
abcbomber 3 years ago
Was that a reply to my comment? If it was, you should choose "reply".
Okay, maybye not. But I still want you to punch me in my face. Seems pretty comfortable.. Go on, just do it. I'm right here.
RobinEP94 3 years ago
eddie rocks like anyone!!.. elvis, piss of! XD
polciudadano 3 years ago 3
im 20 and i will love it till i die
wasen07 3 years ago 2
Eddie Cochran Rocks!!!
RockNRollSite 3 years ago
what are they all chewing
gonn94 3 years ago
Tobacco. Times have truly changed.
squarebird 2 years ago
Eddie Rocks!!!
ElvisKing123 3 years ago
I love that T.V. set stage, too cool man.
electricslims 3 years ago
Auhhhhhh........ Rock and Roll
def48 3 years ago
lol am 31 and like this song:)
katryn3 3 years ago
i am 16 and i love it!!! ;)
sokolidedaj 3 years ago
What's so special with being 31 and like this song? I am 14 years old and I really LOVE 50's music. The differense between me and other teenagers (the most of'em), is that I don't like ANY of the music that's released today. I stay with the 50's.
RobinEP94 3 years ago
Great song, and I love Eddie Cochran!
But maybe the best part about this video is that EVERYONE is chewing gum. hilarious!
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yermam1992 3 years ago
the classic
pimprlik1 3 years ago
From what television show is this ? Did Eddie Cohcran perform "Sumertime Blues on the same show ? If so can someone please post it ? thanks !
jhbitodfhitdfjbhgtfh 3 years ago
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wtf is this shit? sid's is MUCH better
Anononononymous 3 years ago
go fuck your mother incestbitch
pennywise0507 3 years ago
Hey fool, without Eddie, THERE IS NO Sid version. Sid and the Sex Pistols loved Eddie, you moron.
csjvgirls 3 years ago
Without Elvis there would not be any COCHRAN. Maybye a Cochran, but not the Cochran we all know.
Sids version IS better, even if Eddie had the original and the pistols and sid loved Eddie Cochran. Sid did a better "Something else" too, and all of the other oldies he did better. I AM an oldies music fan, believe me, but a Sid fan too.
RobinEP94 3 years ago
You miss the point. I'm not saying one is better than the other. I am sure Sid et al did not think Eddie was "shit". If Sid's version is better then he did respect to the original and added his own style to it. If you like Sid's version better, good for you but that doesn't mean the original which inspired Sid's version is "shit" Get it?
csjvgirls 3 years ago
Now you miss the point. I really don't say Cochrans version is Shit. I enjoy listening to Eddie Cochrans versions too, but I think the way Sid did it, was better. I'm sure Sid Vicious was a fan of Eddie Cochran, so he liked his songs, and sang them in his way.
RobinEP94 3 years ago
Fair enough, but you must have missed the original post I was responding to that said Cochran was shit and Sid rules. It seemed you agreed with that point. Moving forward.
What is it about Sid's version that you like better? I love both version but don't consider one necessarily better, just a great song done in different styles. Just curious.
csjvgirls 3 years ago
No no, I didn't see that. Eddie Cochran is no way shit. He's a very good musician.
What I like about Sid version? I don't know.. I'm a bigger fan of him actully, and that makes actully a lot of sense to me. His voice.. I'm no fan of punk actully, but Sids songs is just awesome. (I'm actully not sure if Sid actully sang that song.. Doesn't sounds like he did)
RobinEP94 3 years ago
idiot...this is music... sids was shit...punk was just an excuse for shyt music to get played
smudgey6120 3 years ago
Fuck you ( For calling me an idiot )! I like Sid, and I KNOW what real music is. If you take a look at my channel, you'll see what I think is real music.
RobinEP94 3 years ago
hey robin i apologise for the comment....thought you was saying eddie sucked...sorry bro
smudgey6120 3 years ago
Nothing happened :)
RobinEP94 3 years ago
Everybody imitated Elvis.
And so was cochran.
melkiemelkie 3 years ago
Melkiemelkie, not so fast. Eddie may have imitated Elvis' style, but Eddie wrote this song and recorded it FIRST. Elvis, who actually wrote very few songs, did a re-make of Eddie's song.
C'mon Everybody. C'mon Melkiemelkie. Everybody is influenced (or imitates) someone else before developing their own style.
JohnnyCat77 3 years ago
Elvis did a re-make of C'MON EVERYBODY???????
I am very very sure he did NOT.
He never sang that song!!!!! The C'MON EVERYBODY he sang in the picture VIVA LAS VEGAS was another song.
Elvis never sang a song of eddie.
melkiemelkie 3 years ago
this rocks!!
sixtiessyl 3 years ago 2
The GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fantastic!
twoslices 3 years ago
Eddie is ever the best for me!
edurocker01 3 years ago 3
Elvis was the King, but Eddie was the prince! Who knows howgood Eddie could have been if he lived until he was 42?! Eddie was and always will be the greatest guitarist in rock n roll. What a guy!
SDADSDSFDSGDA 3 years ago 6
BRILLIANT , yeah , FIVE STARS INDEED !!
tonimanerox 3 years ago
This is the KING
SHORTYDUNBAR 3 years ago
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sheesh none of those white kids have any rhythm
GuitarWolf83 3 years ago
I like this song. There is lots of covers, like sid vicious - C'mon everybody, and i like it best. :D
Retku93 3 years ago
rock on eddie
sazzagti 3 years ago
haha thats not gum there chewing. its tobacco
mhh8507 3 years ago
A great loss to rock n roll music ..fantastic to see Eddie..thanks for the posting..my son who is only 16 thinks Eddie Cochran is the greatest!!
puddycatdoLL 3 years ago 4
Eddie Cochran was a true legend! Fantastic this song !!!!!!!!!!
jt123egypte 4 years ago 4
ooo-whee do it one more time for me
rodtorkelson 4 years ago