Eddie Cochran - Denver Interview 1957 (Freeman Hover - Interviewer) [1of 2]

[MinnieMouseRoks]

@mirlimirli thank you :)

[MinnieMouseRoks]

What's the song at the start? I really like it :D

[mirlimirli]

@MinnieMouseRoks

"I Remember"

[Goedhartbros]

Did Eddie ever meet Frankie Lymon?

[mirlimirli]

@Goedhartbros

.Yes. There are many tour posters with them  and

I read that they were together in Hawaii and had a lot of fun

[Mandy101Pro]

What does he say @1:58? something canada?

[whato1986]

haha, I love how the crickets phoned them up. such a pity buddy and eddie and died so young, they would have enjoyed the 60s music scene i reckon

[aronstonebridge]

one king,king eddie

[goofygoat2009]

damn he was cute!

[ukbarton]

I saw one of Eddie's last concerts in London. He was the most dynamic of the rock acts at the time. He put on a fabulous show. Great musician too.

[mirlimirli]

Thanks for your comment!

[wavepainter]

12,000 at a concert in 1957.

Amazing

Practice all I want. Aint never, ever, gonna be a

another Eddie, or Buddy, or even John Lennon.

Born to it.....not made.

I think John Lennon was in that Tony Sheridan band that

keeps showing up on the posters.

Thank you Eddie Cochrane.

[ftbrothers]

just got my copy of the eddie cochran connection fan mag and there is a biography on freeman b. hover, , he loved eddie, like us, god bless,

[Riv300]

"they stole my ukelele" lol!!

[Franieblues]

EDDIE..inoubliable!!MERCI

[balarat84]

Live here in Denver too bad the hotel and Denver Aud. are all gone

[mirlimirli]

The historic Gold Star Studio, where Eddie recorded most of his songs, was destroyed too

[anna315]

I love Elvis and I could never slag him, but Eddie was a more 'technically' good artist, in terms of guitar playing and writing, for sure. Eddie was equally good looking and I think had he lived he would have had a phenomenal impact on music to day. How nice to listen to the man speak-he sounds about 60 in his speaking voice though!

[Bopalena]

Wonderful! It adds a human being to the legend. Forget Elvis. Eddie was the King!

[dcentwon]

this guy shoud've been bigger than Elvis and would've been, had he lived longer.....he wrote his own songs, played guitar (unlike Elvis, who used it for a prop)and was more tuned into teenage angst. It's a real shame that we didn't get to see him develop all his talents......I doubt he would've ended up in Vegas with a white jump suit on in the 70s doing karate kicks and mumbling his early hits

[frankbooth1966]

wow! that is it. that is a bit of the earthy roots of all r-n-r. heavy.

[ndisgrace]

My erra and a great inovator. Shocked when he died and we weren't left with a whole lot of media on him. Thanks for this...enjoyed it.

[instantreplay72]

What is that song? The one that plays in the beginning?

[ooodgi]

'I Rember' (Cochran-Capehart) this can be found on the L.P The Eddie Cochran Memorial Album.Beautiful guitar playing on this record

[dkfelix]

"I Remember"

[MaryLou17]

wauw..:)

[BEATNIKCASS]

thanks for this--down here in Aussie, we never knew much about Eddie except that we loved C'mon evertbody and 20 flt rock and summ. blues--so this is a rare treat hearin' him talk.

[Mayqueen1805]

A rare treat.

[KroovyMonsoon]

An absolute treasure !

[kerjan1]

cool!!!

[misslillyblue]

Brill