I still remember watching this as a kid and we were told it was live with Ricky Nelson and Fats Domino..then half way local news anchors came on and admitted that the concert was recordeded and announce that Ricky Nelson had died in a plane crash a few hours ago in Texas.
On another note I love all the saxes from this concert and that is what made me want to start playing.
"Rick was the headliner???" really? at that point??? He can thank his Mom and Dad for his status.... Fats on the other hand was a legend THEN due to his own talent
Um, reality check: Nelson isn't being "humble" or "a gentleman" by giving Fats Domino the spotlight here. Domino *wrote* the *song* and was one of the people who started rock and roll. What Nelson is doing is simply common decency; he's giving Domino his due.
Remember, Nelson may have sold more copies, but he paid Domino a royalty on every one he sold.
hello again james. i like the youtube comment thing. search for the lyric in that 3 kings day song i put on mionize for a lyric that wouldn't exist 'without you' <---CLUE BOI.
Great song!! thank you for posting. we play all the oldies at my Channel,
TOMA'S TIMELESS TUNES, i hope you can stop by and give a listen. i subscribed to your channel, hope you can do the same for me. hope to see you there soon. thanks so much. Tommy Toma.
I really liked this. Didn't think I would. Looking for 50's songs to sing harmony and this is a winner! Key was a little low for Ricky, but I know that feeling. I think he did great, considering.
no offense to Rick Nelson but he 1.) looks out of place . 2.) doesn't know the words although his harmony is good. 3.) he is "fluff" to this performance yet his name gets top billing.
Flam if you'd like but its true. still a great performance....by Fats
I was never a big Ricky Nelson fan but he was a lot better than the Pat Boone's of his time. But your comment is a bit haughty I think: How does he look out of place; everyone on stage is dressed with jackets and he was guesting. But "doesn't know the words" can't be right, as "I'm Walkin'" was a smash hit for Ricky Nelson that launched his singing career. Nelson had a huge following also.
Rick Nelson harmonizes with Fats absolutely perfectly; blends in with a nice tight harmony, and then otherwise let's Fats' voice come right out in front in the mix, just the way it should. This is perhaps the best version of this song I've heard.
Just remember Ricky Nelson came from the same era as elvis and TV was not allowed to show anything below the waist. So all you young people know this is the reason you don't see "Dances" by some of these stars.
@ceaserdd it's already on here. you can find him singing I'm Walkin', and the episode of Ozzie and Harriet "Ricky the Drummer" it's a verry cute episode.
@hah13 I didn't say Ricky sold more copies because he was a gentleman, I was saying he was a gentlemen for giving Fats the spotlight in this performance.
@TheDicamillo Rockin' With Rick & Fats captures an August 22, 1985 concert that teamed these two legends. Nelson delivers over a half-dozen songs including "Travelin' Man," "Garden Party," "Hello Mary Lou," and "That's All Right." Fats serves up rollicking versions of "Blueberry Hill," "Ain't That a Shame," "I'm Ready," and more. The two join forces on "I'm Walkin'
I am a youngster being a child of the late 1960's but can tell I got addicted to Ricky Nelson's music in the past 2 days...and boy oh boy listening to this video with Fats Domino was just AWESOME!!
I love everything about this version. The song, the artists, the movements, the facial expressions, the harmony, the music, the solos, the balance, the audience, the tempo, the key...It all comes together to form the absolute "perfect" performance. Beats the hell out of "music" today.
What Fats have maked realy big are his simple lyrics.He used never complicated lyrics.Everybody can always empathize in his songs.He is such and nice and wonderful person. "I'm walking" was actualy one of the first records that have an "fade out" on the end....
Fats Domino, really did make the best Rock 'n' Roll, "ain't that a shame', 'blue monday', 'blue berry hill' it defines the genre, best songs ever for rock at least... and many more.
LT1HILLINGHOE you are showing your age....or lack there of. Ricky was Rockabilly before the teen idle thing and went pop. You just haven't heard enough of his stuff. And good it is. He didn't have a very strong voice but it was very good.
What a great, great band. Both Fats and Ricky had big hits with this song. It's so great to see them singing it together. Young Americans in the 50's seeing this kind of thing is what helped get integration moving - Both cultures digging the same sounds.
I watched the Ozzie and Harriet show from it's inception on tv. On one episode, Ricky signed up for a high school talent show. He sang "I'm Walkin" and was a big hit. That started his career. I didn't know that he did the song with Fats til I saw this. I'm glad he did.
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To TheChaz64...What an intelligent comment. And, by the way, it's" you're", not "your". Take a break from listening to Ricky Nelson and take a few English classes.
You can't defend Ricky Nelson with record sales figures. There is absolutely no correlation between talent and how many records an artist sells. The best example of that is 50's teen idol Fabian. He couldn't carry a tune if it had handles but he had two things going for him: he's white and good looking. Singers like Ricky Nelson and Pat Boone stole from Fats Domino's and Chuck Berry's music and had hits just because they were white and got radio airplay...which black artists couldn't get.
Those you call thieves, on the basis of not writing the songs they sing or not having purely original styles, come in come in all colors: Most recording artists. Fats is one of a select handful. It's no insult to say Fats is a level above Rick, but Rick's music lives on, long after Fabian, Pat, Bobby. His records are good, R&B sung w/a low-key cowboy-crooner style more like Gene Autry than rock 'n roll. There's no arguing taste. If you honestly don't like Rick's records, fine.
Loved them both so much. Got to see Fats (and shake his hand) at the Hilton in Vegas, and Ricky at Magic Mountain in southern California. We danced to Fats' music when I was a kid, but I was "in love" with Ricky (LOL)....Big time fan with his photos all over my bulletin board...
for you guys who don't like ricky nelson, shame on you. you don't know too much about music. Nelson was the 2nd biggest rock n roll act of the 50's. according to record sales. 3rd being the Everly bros. He Must Have Some Talent! Give credit where credit is do.
Of course he got the short end of the stick. He had no business on the same stage as the great Fats. He was a teen idol only because his father had a TV show and because he was so good looking. Very little talent.
@tortolafan When it comes to performing with Fats, I bet Ricky would have been the first one to agree with you. He was so obviously out of his league here. As far as Ricky goes, he was really a talented musician. But his overbearing, controlling father directed every aspect of his career. Without Ozzy Nelson's intrusion, Ricky could have been really great.
Does anyone know where or when this concert was recorded? Was it maybe on tv's "Solid Gold" program?? Is a tape available of the entire show? Thanks, Kenny C.
@GumboRon Ricky Nelson was defintely not Rockabilly. Rockabilly was Elvis during the Sun Days. Nelson was teen idol pop. Nelson was great but not Rockabilly.
I'd even say rockablilly is more precisely people like Johnny Burnette, Jerry Lee Lewis, more precise than calling Elvis rockabilly, some of his stuff might be..
The guy who sang Be Bop Lula , Gene Vincent I think, that is real rockabilly, even some early Johnny Cash could be called Rockabilly I think.
Sam Phillips, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, John Fogerty and others wouldn't agree with your youngster not based in fact ideas.
No Taximan55, I'LL take the blonde at 2:50. That "look" was very, very popular (especially among guys) back in the early to late 70's. Alas, times--and styles--change!
It still saddens me to see Rick Nelson, knowing that he is no longer with us. I was devastated when he was killed. Truly one of the icons of early rock. I had the pleasure of seeing Rick in concert and he was a true gentleman with his many fans. We have lost a great talent with his passing.
I remember that when he died the newspapers accross America "reported" that an explosion due to drug use caused the plane to crash. This was front page stuff. Then when it was discovered that a malfuntioning heater was the cause and that no drugs were found on the plane they buried the story in the back pages. Bob Dylan and John Lennon were two of his biggest fans.
I have to keep coming back to this video; it's better than oxygen!! The young girl pictured at the end of the second sax solo sums it all up! There's something " about "Fats " Dominoe! grandmasterflash, thank you for posting this; We all owe you one!
Both great artists with one of Fats signature tunes. Looks like a great concert.
Marakesh7 2 days ago
I still remember watching this as a kid and we were told it was live with Ricky Nelson and Fats Domino..then half way local news anchors came on and admitted that the concert was recordeded and announce that Ricky Nelson had died in a plane crash a few hours ago in Texas.
On another note I love all the saxes from this concert and that is what made me want to start playing.
jrlee2x 1 month ago
"Rick was the headliner???" really? at that point??? He can thank his Mom and Dad for his status.... Fats on the other hand was a legend THEN due to his own talent
dragonwarrior1066 1 month ago
The great Herb Hardesty on sax~
dragonwarrior1066 1 month ago
Wow, nice video. Anyone know who did the sax on this? No slouch, obviously.
llfrederick 2 months ago
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pweedman11 3 months ago
Love that sax!
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Now that's music my friends
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Um, reality check: Nelson isn't being "humble" or "a gentleman" by giving Fats Domino the spotlight here. Domino *wrote* the *song* and was one of the people who started rock and roll. What Nelson is doing is simply common decency; he's giving Domino his due.
Remember, Nelson may have sold more copies, but he paid Domino a royalty on every one he sold.
TheFeer 5 months ago 5
Nagyon jóóóó!
kakonyigabor 5 months ago in playlist Fats Domino 81
Each one of them had a hit with this song.
lhcarter 5 months ago 2
Rick was the headliner, but he was so humble he let Fats have the spotlight.
cesarr956 6 months ago
Let's not forget to mention the great Herb Hardesty on tenor sax!
postatility 7 months ago 3
@postatility Thanks, man, I only knew people like Dave Newman and Don Wilkerson.
BuckshotLaFunke1 2 months ago
Truly an Imperial performance(ha,ha)
postatility 7 months ago
hello again james. i like the youtube comment thing. search for the lyric in that 3 kings day song i put on mionize for a lyric that wouldn't exist 'without you' <---CLUE BOI.
Iwearsocks 9 months ago
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Iwearsocks 9 months ago
They both made each other better with this song!!!!!!
raymac001 9 months ago 4
come....and hear!
MrGrischuk09 9 months ago
Fats Domino did a song way back in '49! wow, maybe the First rock n roll hit.
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Great song!! thank you for posting. we play all the oldies at my Channel,
TOMA'S TIMELESS TUNES, i hope you can stop by and give a listen. i subscribed to your channel, hope you can do the same for me. hope to see you there soon. thanks so much. Tommy Toma.
TOMMYTOMA4 10 months ago
Ricky was just in awe of his idol. He did the song on Ozzie and Hariett when he was about 8 years old. Give him a break!
linwill2 10 months ago
Oh hell yeah! this is as good as it gets! thank tiy for posting this
linwill2 10 months ago
I really liked this. Didn't think I would. Looking for 50's songs to sing harmony and this is a winner! Key was a little low for Ricky, but I know that feeling. I think he did great, considering.
bdancinbetty 10 months ago
no offense to Rick Nelson but he 1.) looks out of place . 2.) doesn't know the words although his harmony is good. 3.) he is "fluff" to this performance yet his name gets top billing.
Flam if you'd like but its true. still a great performance....by Fats
Blyss 10 months ago
@Blyss
I was never a big Ricky Nelson fan but he was a lot better than the Pat Boone's of his time. But your comment is a bit haughty I think: How does he look out of place; everyone on stage is dressed with jackets and he was guesting. But "doesn't know the words" can't be right, as "I'm Walkin'" was a smash hit for Ricky Nelson that launched his singing career. Nelson had a huge following also.
trumpsahead 9 months ago
@trumpsahead - "huaghty" might be a bit extreme. Not going to rebut or defend my statements any further than that.
Blyss 9 months ago
@Blyss
Yeah, maybe it was. Forget I said that. Sorry.
In any case, the times they are achanging . . . for the worse, er, worst.
trumpsahead 9 months ago
@trumpsahead lol. All good and, I agree.
Blyss 9 months ago
Rick Nelson harmonizes with Fats absolutely perfectly; blends in with a nice tight harmony, and then otherwise let's Fats' voice come right out in front in the mix, just the way it should. This is perhaps the best version of this song I've heard.
bsdml 11 months ago
R.I.P. - Ricky !
bobu46 11 months ago
Rick Nelson looked out of place there.
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03111773 11 months ago
Honey for the soul. This music can save the world, not the new styles!
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Sean88G 1 year ago
Just remember Ricky Nelson came from the same era as elvis and TV was not allowed to show anything below the waist. So all you young people know this is the reason you don't see "Dances" by some of these stars.
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Fats Domino - a true king!
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margretbarjghrts 1 year ago
he should've done that little dance he did when he was 16!
omarskats3000 1 year ago
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hey !! how fabulous !! can u post tyhe "little dance" u r referring to ??
ceaserdd 1 year ago
@ceaserdd it's already on here. you can find him singing I'm Walkin', and the episode of Ozzie and Harriet "Ricky the Drummer" it's a verry cute episode.
omarskats3000 1 year ago
What a great clip, one I have never seen before!! Thank you for allowing me to seeit !! Great songs & great singers!
pinkgogiver 1 year ago
Aw!! Even though Ricky's version sold more copies, because he was such a gentleman, he totally gives Fats the spotlight!
Goldilocks417 1 year ago
@Goldilocks417 sold more copies because he was a cute white boy
hah13 8 months ago
@hah13 I didn't say Ricky sold more copies because he was a gentleman, I was saying he was a gentlemen for giving Fats the spotlight in this performance.
Goldilocks417 8 months ago
@hah13 By that time, people were buying more records than before.
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This needs cliff richard.
Gaxo2 1 year ago
R.I.P Ricky Nelson...... Really a true treat to see. So sad to have dies so soon.....
CBum425 1 year ago
What year is this?
TheDicamillo 1 year ago
@TheDicamillo Rockin' With Rick & Fats captures an August 22, 1985 concert that teamed these two legends. Nelson delivers over a half-dozen songs including "Travelin' Man," "Garden Party," "Hello Mary Lou," and "That's All Right." Fats serves up rollicking versions of "Blueberry Hill," "Ain't That a Shame," "I'm Ready," and more. The two join forces on "I'm Walkin'
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13war25 1 year ago
AWESOME! Great harmony! Thanks for sharing!
cherylsnyder6969 1 year ago
Ricky The only white boy on stage!! LOL Gotta love it GREAT STUFF!!
diamondjeff1 1 year ago 2
I am a youngster being a child of the late 1960's but can tell I got addicted to Ricky Nelson's music in the past 2 days...and boy oh boy listening to this video with Fats Domino was just AWESOME!!
TheLoverose7 1 year ago
As a wee London boy......Fats blew me away....back in 1958....and still does.
God bless the MAN !
bobbybyxby 1 year ago
@bobbybyxby He hit me around 1960 with 'When The Saints Go Mochin In', in that Louisiana accent. I never fully recovered.
BuckshotLaFunke 1 year ago
You the Man Fats!!
ElijahsSpirit 1 year ago
Brilliant!!!!!!!
ILuvRickyNelson 1 year ago
Love it ! Great duo
xsaskiax14 1 year ago
I was born on Ricky Nelson's second birthday, and my name is Rickie. The world lost another great talent, far too soon, with his passing.
theoriginalbadbob 1 year ago
I love everything about this version. The song, the artists, the movements, the facial expressions, the harmony, the music, the solos, the balance, the audience, the tempo, the key...It all comes together to form the absolute "perfect" performance. Beats the hell out of "music" today.
MrPianoManMattYoung 1 year ago 2
This is just a major treat. Thanks!
zgravmary 1 year ago
Love Fats Domino brilliant musican
fitzsic1 1 year ago 3
Dabi Tibor Im Walking!!!!!!
1BOGIKA 1 year ago
What Fats have maked realy big are his simple lyrics.He used never complicated lyrics.Everybody can always empathize in his songs.He is such and nice and wonderful person. "I'm walking" was actualy one of the first records that have an "fade out" on the end....
miguellahous 1 year ago 17
@miguellahous . Where are you from?I can teach you proper English.
kingboi4756 1 year ago
@kingboi4756 hey hello I am from Belgium,here Dutch.Is so bad?
miguellahous 1 year ago
The vastly underrated Rick Nelson. Bob Dylan devotes several paragraphs in appreciation of his east style.
grabthars 1 year ago
Fats Domino, really did make the best Rock 'n' Roll, "ain't that a shame', 'blue monday', 'blue berry hill' it defines the genre, best songs ever for rock at least... and many more.
raleighgranprix 1 year ago
LT1HILLINGHOE you are showing your age....or lack there of. Ricky was Rockabilly before the teen idle thing and went pop. You just haven't heard enough of his stuff. And good it is. He didn't have a very strong voice but it was very good.
pilotdon50 1 year ago
@pilotdon50
Ok, name a Rick Nelson Song before the Teen Idol phase then where Rick is Rockabilly, what are we saying? Travelin' Man? Hello Marilu? What???
raleighgranprix 1 year ago
geil
patrick9125 1 year ago
Gr8 tune & video! King$.
rickygeorge77 1 year ago
What a great, great band. Both Fats and Ricky had big hits with this song. It's so great to see them singing it together. Young Americans in the 50's seeing this kind of thing is what helped get integration moving - Both cultures digging the same sounds.
marklaruetodd 1 year ago
nice
fusionjunkie 1 year ago
geez ricky really phoned that performance in wow....... Fats rules forever
HAMMERDOWNROKK 1 year ago
I watched the Ozzie and Harriet show from it's inception on tv. On one episode, Ricky signed up for a high school talent show. He sang "I'm Walkin" and was a big hit. That started his career. I didn't know that he did the song with Fats til I saw this. I'm glad he did.
bamilsten 1 year ago
Don't forget the Man with the Golden Horn: Herb Hardesty!
avalemert 1 year ago
happy bday fats I luv you
mariasalinas2003 1 year ago
Happy Birthday Fat from Los Angeles California
juanbosco31 1 year ago
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To TheChaz64...What an intelligent comment. And, by the way, it's" you're", not "your". Take a break from listening to Ricky Nelson and take a few English classes.
tortolafan 1 year ago
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TheChaz64 1 year ago
You can't defend Ricky Nelson with record sales figures. There is absolutely no correlation between talent and how many records an artist sells. The best example of that is 50's teen idol Fabian. He couldn't carry a tune if it had handles but he had two things going for him: he's white and good looking. Singers like Ricky Nelson and Pat Boone stole from Fats Domino's and Chuck Berry's music and had hits just because they were white and got radio airplay...which black artists couldn't get.
tortolafan 1 year ago
Those you call thieves, on the basis of not writing the songs they sing or not having purely original styles, come in come in all colors: Most recording artists. Fats is one of a select handful. It's no insult to say Fats is a level above Rick, but Rick's music lives on, long after Fabian, Pat, Bobby. His records are good, R&B sung w/a low-key cowboy-crooner style more like Gene Autry than rock 'n roll. There's no arguing taste. If you honestly don't like Rick's records, fine.
lazur1 1 year ago
Yes - and let's face it, if Fats was singing w/him - he was good, since Fats was TOPS!
Daisytoo 1 year ago
Loved them both so much. Got to see Fats (and shake his hand) at the Hilton in Vegas, and Ricky at Magic Mountain in southern California. We danced to Fats' music when I was a kid, but I was "in love" with Ricky (LOL)....Big time fan with his photos all over my bulletin board...
recovering16 2 years ago 3
never heard of em untill i saw a vid telling me about him hes a good singer
ChanceReed 2 years ago
This is timeless music
slunli 2 years ago
for you guys who don't like ricky nelson, shame on you. you don't know too much about music. Nelson was the 2nd biggest rock n roll act of the 50's. according to record sales. 3rd being the Everly bros. He Must Have Some Talent! Give credit where credit is do.
oldies4dino 2 years ago 7
Of course he got the short end of the stick. He had no business on the same stage as the great Fats. He was a teen idol only because his father had a TV show and because he was so good looking. Very little talent.
tortolafan 2 years ago
I agree 100 per cent.
propaganda63 2 years ago
@tortolafan When it comes to performing with Fats, I bet Ricky would have been the first one to agree with you. He was so obviously out of his league here. As far as Ricky goes, he was really a talented musician. But his overbearing, controlling father directed every aspect of his career. Without Ozzy Nelson's intrusion, Ricky could have been really great.
lancetop 2 years ago
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TheChaz64 1 year ago
Seems like Ricky kinda got the short end of the stick in this video
rusty44mag 2 years ago
Does anyone know where or when this concert was recorded? Was it maybe on tv's "Solid Gold" program?? Is a tape available of the entire show? Thanks, Kenny C.
8dakota6 2 years ago
OH, my! What I wouldn't have given to be in the audience on this one! Amazing..shivers down my spine!
estelle715 2 years ago
The sax player is the bomb!!!
32251 2 years ago
two greats
Chuckisthebest68 2 years ago 2
Just great..who is that on the sax?
dbeater1 2 years ago
FATS WASN'T IN MY TIME BUT HE IS GREAT
musclecarpower 2 years ago 4
The King of Swamp Pop and the King of Rockabilly together... what a combo!
GumboRon 2 years ago 43
@GumboRon Ricky Nelson was defintely not Rockabilly. Rockabilly was Elvis during the Sun Days. Nelson was teen idol pop. Nelson was great but not Rockabilly.
LT1HILLINGHOE 1 year ago
@LT1HILLINGHOE
I'd even say rockablilly is more precisely people like Johnny Burnette, Jerry Lee Lewis, more precise than calling Elvis rockabilly, some of his stuff might be..
The guy who sang Be Bop Lula , Gene Vincent I think, that is real rockabilly, even some early Johnny Cash could be called Rockabilly I think.
raleighgranprix 1 year ago
@raleighgranprix
Sam Phillips, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, John Fogerty and others wouldn't agree with your youngster not based in fact ideas.
pilotdon50 1 year ago
@GumboRon Haven't heard that saying before but yes, you're right.
mollymitch1 10 months ago
No Taximan55, I'LL take the blonde at 2:50. That "look" was very, very popular (especially among guys) back in the early to late 70's. Alas, times--and styles--change!
keyjack100 2 years ago
great combination love the music
Romafour 2 years ago 7
Thanx !! That's wonderful!! Fats always brings good mood,even on grey autumn days !!
very special ; this performance with Ricky !!
May God bless him !!
Thanx again+Best Regards !!
Kammler03 2 years ago 7
かわいいです。癒やすレコード
otis00171 2 years ago
bit wonderful that!
sturdle 2 years ago 5
Only seen clips of this in the past. Thanks for posting! Great stuff.
robsham 2 years ago 23
I'm Walkin' in an Aids walk and ride Saturday October 10 in Indianapolis. This is our theme song -- donate if you can !
BillButlerB3Organs 2 years ago
Wear a raincoat.
ratrare 2 years ago
Ricky's first hit was Be Bop Baby on Imperial.
alanhfrank 2 years ago
Ill Take the Blonde at 2;50 NICE!!!!
taximan55 2 years ago
I agree Ricky got dissed on this version. All he does is harmonize with Fats. The sax man is
even more important.
In an odd way this is Ricky's second hit, because the other side "A Teenager's Romance" charted first and reached a
higher position (#2) than I'm Walking (#4).
The record company considered 'I'm Walking'
the B side
pornguy2 2 years ago
Man, ricky got dissed in this song
rusty44mag 2 years ago
Ricky's 1957 cover version of Fats' hit I'M WALKIN' was his first hit.
Soapking1965 2 years ago
Maybe cause they were on the same label.
srercrcr 2 years ago
WONDERFUL SONG!!! Ive grown up to it and thats right here in Sweden :) You must love this song. It Makes you feel happy.
tobias964 2 years ago 3
theres a party going on right here
chucknchar 2 years ago 4
Thanks for posting!
My two favorites together! Wish I could have seen this. :(
But when this was filmed I wasn't born yet!
ToledoSpartan 2 years ago 2
.....two of the best. Jreb
Jrebindixie 2 years ago
i love him thanks for the post god bless you
dynamouse 2 years ago
music of today cant get this :D
halloweenTV15 2 years ago 4
Lovely performance and band :D
Could somebody remind me who the horn player is?.. I really like him and I just can't remember his name anymore..
AspiringSanta 2 years ago
Hello Santa. That's the great Herb Hardesty on the tenor sax.
tenorsfan 2 years ago
Thanks so much for posting. . . .
Where else but youtube could you find such wonderful clips amd memories of such talented people.
debyok 2 years ago 3
Ricky was looking uneasy!
usergently 2 years ago 2
They don't make musical stars like this any more.
Marakesh7 2 years ago 3
Help! Where can I get this DVD??
imjaytee 2 years ago
hurraaaaaaa que bien para estar en esos tiempos
omarpopit 2 years ago
rick was awsome Rip My Freind hope to see you soon
MrBoykin99 2 years ago
Isn't Herb great on the sax?
rickysbestgirl 2 years ago 2
he´s great, but the greatest was Lee Allen !
gullhjertet 2 years ago 2
Dejlig oldies music
mokibox6 2 years ago
my boyhood heroes four stars
seldenkid 2 years ago
I miss stuff like this! Ricky Nelson was awesome! I think the best card we have now is MIchael Buble... and even thats not the same or as good.
smokeyh89 2 years ago
Just great!!!!
MNag70 2 years ago 2
super duo I had forgotten how handsome rick nelson was
manona05 2 years ago
This is REAL GREAT music
Chilavert18 2 years ago 2
merda
Liaquat18 2 years ago
More of 2.53 would have been even better.
robbdarren 2 years ago
2 icons for eternity *****
stanscie 2 years ago 4
Muy buén Video, con mucha performance, buéna musica y y buenas voces, buéna continuacion!!Saludos desde Frància
Sortilegio1000 2 years ago
Really a great song!
MovieTine 2 years ago 2
Great Song! Great Performance!
Dungeonmaster2 2 years ago 5
It still saddens me to see Rick Nelson, knowing that he is no longer with us. I was devastated when he was killed. Truly one of the icons of early rock. I had the pleasure of seeing Rick in concert and he was a true gentleman with his many fans. We have lost a great talent with his passing.
bigdancd 2 years ago 3
I remember that when he died the newspapers accross America "reported" that an explosion due to drug use caused the plane to crash. This was front page stuff. Then when it was discovered that a malfuntioning heater was the cause and that no drugs were found on the plane they buried the story in the back pages. Bob Dylan and John Lennon were two of his biggest fans.
oysterjoe 2 years ago
where can I get a dvd of this whole show?
grabthars 3 years ago
i got one from sears on line store. it's not the whole show, though.
rickysbestgirl 3 years ago
AWESOME!!!! :)
-Amanda
:)
aab874 3 years ago 3
Rick Nelson was in awe of Fat's. He deffered to his legion of fans, too. He was a special man. Fat's loved him!
RickNelsonLady 3 years ago 2
This show was History in the making. It is a shame, Rick died before it aired. He was in awe of Fat's!!! Great song! Great duo!!!
RickNelsonLady 3 years ago 4
CLASS
nomobjustice 3 years ago 5
Such great music. Fats,Ric and band is terrific!
Radicals888 3 years ago 5
Totally awesome!!! Great singers, great sax..great R&B classic. Thanks for this posting
sweetysue10 3 years ago 3
Very good
SG77com 3 years ago
I've played it over and over again!!!!! Thanks!
InuyashaPrincess14 3 years ago
I've never seen these two together. It was great. Thanks for posting. It was a fun video.
eshejh 3 years ago
when i see this im missing louis armstrong
jedimilan 3 years ago
Two of my very favorites, I like the way way Rick defers to Fats and sings harmony.
geoabe302 3 years ago 2
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Man, this sure is a black party. That white chick near the end is adding more to the occasion that does Ricky Nelson.
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BuckshotLaFunke 3 years ago
I have to keep coming back to this video; it's better than oxygen!! The young girl pictured at the end of the second sax solo sums it all up! There's something " about "Fats " Dominoe! grandmasterflash, thank you for posting this; We all owe you one!
siuol446 3 years ago 3
Ricky must be in cloud nine performing w/one of his idol
wisesatyr72 3 years ago
A privelage to see such wonderfull people perform.
tukoramerez 3 years ago
Does anyone know what year this is? Shame Earl Palmer isn't playing :(
Colsey 3 years ago
One can never get enough Herb Hardesty! Very tasty groove, Herb.
customkey 3 years ago
love it! they are both so great. great video. thanks. i grew up listening to ricky when all my friends were after elvis i was dreaming of ricky!
lcb678 3 years ago
Two " in the pocket " tenor sax solos by Herb Hardesty!! The whole thing is uplifting!!!
siuol446 3 years ago 2
Great music. Youtube search for ELVIS ROCK DISCO 45 (Manuel Vargas) and you will see an honoring to the best music of all times.
renejote 3 years ago
Ricky Nelson? nah, thts Tom Cruise lol. definatly looks like him!
evo644 3 years ago
Fantastic performance.............
buffey 3 years ago
I loved Ricky Nelson. He died way too young.
premierejan 3 years ago 2
i thought tht was Tom Cruise when he firsted walked on! lol. good song (and tht is coming from someone who loves Machine Head and bands like that!)
dimebag212 3 years ago
I feel happy in their company ,yes,indeed.
inci42 3 years ago
that was great! talk about integration
skibothy 3 years ago
glad I am still here to have seen this, thanks......
sturdle 3 years ago
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