the great james burton, (from ricky nelson's band) in the clip on his fender telecaster guitar. in case you didn't know.one of the true legendary guitar gods.
Most rockabilly is too fast which is why many rockabilly cats barely move their feet while they do their turns. There are a few great exceptions like the Luster King from NY and the Rockin' Bones from MD. They both plays swing dances and understand the words "dance tempo".
Hey...the lyrics are a 'bit racey' :-))) I'm 60 and I'm having a good time checking all this 'old stuff' out.... Thanks to ALL the folks that 'dig' the 50-60 stuff ....Peace (before the 60's revolution)
Yes. Type in carnival rock on YT and there it is! It's Luman and a very, very young J. Burton. Nostalgic, riveting and oddly hilarious! Thanx so much!
Wow! James Burton & Bob Luman are youngsters here...Luman went on to do a song called"Let's think about living" in the late 60's ...great video archive.
Indeed, from Carnival Rock," 1957. From Bob Luman website: In 1957, James was working on the Louisiana Hayride, a very well known radio show at the time. There he met Bob Luman. The band was called 'The Shadows' and consisted of James Burton on lead guitar, James Kirkland on bass and Butch White on drums. Together with Luman, they made a movie in Hollywood, "Carnival Rock." It was in Hollywood where Ricky Nelson first heard them rehearse and decided to hire them for his own band.
Im sure that jiver with the specs is on the clip from Dont Knock the Rock...must have been a group of jobbing pro jivers...i wonder what they are up to now.
texas stomp started rockabilly: listen to early Bill Haley music..........rockabilly was well on its way before SUN started releasing it. ITS ALL GOOD.....and im glad it happened the way it did....
Bill Haley's accordion player Johnny Grande is one of my idols, but they were from Pennsylvania, weren't they? Maybe they wished they were from Texas. Funny world.
Um another good band that is a modern band that has a new feel is "Wild Turkey" their from Australia not bad! If anything they have a good beat to swing to!
Its a 1950's low budget film and the music had just been invented of course the timings off...probably recorded in one take....but its recorded live, more than some artists can do today and who's the idoit comparing anything from the 50's to modern jive...man that sucks
The band is Bob Luman & the Shadows, performing on the tv show "Louisiana Hayride" in 1956. The guy on the smokin' electric guitar is the famous James Burton, who went on to play with Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, & other artists, & influenced many 60's rock guitarists.
i wish i was born in that era ..everything was so new and innocent ..im not rockabilly but ive always liked the way rockabillys dress and music never had the gutts to dress like one..i luv it
go for it... i started when i was14....not so much now as i'm 40 lol but everynow and again i get to tell the wife i'm going back to the 50's lol..she just rolls her eyes....today people are more liberal so it don't matter what you dress like..GO FOR IT lol
I know I would have been happy but then again I would miss the little things like tampons and good hair color and sharing a bed and bread makers. I do love all other things in that era aswell though, enjoy your day.
idiot! you should wish you were born 15 years before that era! if you were born during that era you wouldn't enjoy that culture & you would be a teenager during the beatles era.
anybody know any good rockabilly bands....i already know about ....stray cats,ofcourse and the polecats, reverend horton heat... any other good stuff out there
what you really want to get your hands on is the old Sun records where it started...but if your looking for the revival stuff like stray cats then you want to look up nervous records...excellent stuff, you cant go wrong. My dad gave me the taste for it and Im 20 and loving it more than the music today!
Check into the older stuff from back in the day. Joe Clay, Ronnie Dawson, Gene Vincent, Benny Joy, Dwight Pullen, Johnny Powers, Bob Luman, Johnny Carroll, Billy Lee Riley, Duane Eddy, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Burnette, Charlie Feathers, Carl Perkins, Wanda Jackson, Janis Martin, Barbara Pittman, Roy Orbison, and Jack Scott.
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charlesthepoet2004 1 week ago
the great james burton, (from ricky nelson's band) in the clip on his fender telecaster guitar. in case you didn't know.one of the true legendary guitar gods.
TheBabyboomkidof53 2 weeks ago
would've loved to be around in those days!! Now that's music!!!!!!!!!
JadeSauce 3 weeks ago
It'd be lovely if places like this still existed in every city...
halfgoodhalfevil 1 month ago
Great stuff. The second song is called "The Only One" cant remember who did it. Used to cover it in the Rowdymen.
horseplayer57 1 month ago
did anyone notice a very young james burton on guitar probably befor he even played with ricky nelson
nelvis62 2 months ago
Most rockabilly is too fast which is why many rockabilly cats barely move their feet while they do their turns. There are a few great exceptions like the Luster King from NY and the Rockin' Bones from MD. They both plays swing dances and understand the words "dance tempo".
harvey1954 4 months ago
come on baby, let's have some fun.
RainbootsArtwork 4 months ago
i remember when Bob Luman came onto the scene with RED CADILLAC AND A BLACK MUSTACHE.....then there was RED HOT......great entertainer
emb1st 7 months ago
CARA MUITO SHOW OLHA QUEM ESTA TOCANDO GUITAR MISTER *JAMES BURTON* D+++++++++++++++++
neicypresley 7 months ago
there is nothing swing about this.
nugun889 8 months ago
@nugun889 Except all the dancing. The couples in the video are dancing Lindy Hop (or early West Coast Swing). :-)
lindyhop411 6 months ago
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hustlerzinc 8 months ago
I just hate my generation if I watch this...
GoesWithTheNameOfGTJ 8 months ago in playlist Rock and Roll - late 40's/50's/mid- 60's 4
Hey...the lyrics are a 'bit racey' :-))) I'm 60 and I'm having a good time checking all this 'old stuff' out.... Thanks to ALL the folks that 'dig' the 50-60 stuff ....Peace (before the 60's revolution)
bayethyl3 9 months ago
So great Bob Fish from Johnny & the Roccos showed me this clip
RockabillyWilly1 9 months ago
Yes. Type in carnival rock on YT and there it is! It's Luman and a very, very young J. Burton. Nostalgic, riveting and oddly hilarious! Thanx so much!
909chuck 10 months ago
Pure rockabilly!
Costadelsolshow 11 months ago
wo0w es increible esto me enkanta!!! es komo estar viendo fantasmas bailando es algo asombroso
gritosdelalma 11 months ago
Sure looks and sounds like a very young James Burton on lead guitar.
teetosh 11 months ago
All the cool guitar is always the guy in back...
then the very cool piano....not shown at all...
How'd these guys get so good and still do their homework?
sclogse1 1 year ago
All the cool guitar is always the guy in back...
sclogse1 1 year ago
The dancers are Lindy Hoppers adapting their dance to rockabilly
music.
tumsabai1 1 year ago
The 7 people that rated this "dislike " don't know how to have fun!!!
HoboGus 1 year ago
Let's go dancing !!!
ThePricci 1 year ago 2
I SAID COME ON BABY LET'S HAVE SOME FUN
Deader87 1 year ago
Wow! James Burton & Bob Luman are youngsters here...Luman went on to do a song called"Let's think about living" in the late 60's ...great video archive.
stupullen 1 year ago
great music......
3orangeidiots2010 1 year ago
Great! so the young kid with the telecaster is Mr james Burton, wow! great vid, thanks.
carlos45703030 1 year ago
wow REAL rockabilly!!
I
LOVE IT!!
DANiie65 1 year ago
Thank you so much for posting this rare and great clip of pure Rockabilly!
We have made it our video pick of the week for 18 July, 2010 here at Rock-it Radio Online. This one Truly Rocks!
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rockitradio 1 year ago
i hate 2010 lets go back to 1945! :D
Sublime999688 1 year ago 3
@Sublime999688
More like 1956, but I know what you mean.
tumsabai1 1 year ago
THis is wonderful
Rock Roll
TL250Rider 1 year ago
Rockabilly Rules!!!!
L0ngLiveRnR 1 year ago
The film clip and all the comments ooze Americana. Good stuff. Go cats go!
woodash1 1 year ago
Indeed, from Carnival Rock," 1957. From Bob Luman website: In 1957, James was working on the Louisiana Hayride, a very well known radio show at the time. There he met Bob Luman. The band was called 'The Shadows' and consisted of James Burton on lead guitar, James Kirkland on bass and Butch White on drums. Together with Luman, they made a movie in Hollywood, "Carnival Rock." It was in Hollywood where Ricky Nelson first heard them rehearse and decided to hire them for his own band.
Nando1940 1 year ago
i swear this is spectacular !! id give it all up to be in that era
killuminati63 1 year ago 4
Anyone know what movie this is from?
AFMTDR 1 year ago
i would pay to view this ( l0l )
killuminati63 1 year ago
thank you for this brilliant upload ! :)
killuminati63 1 year ago 3
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trixie10121 1 year ago
James Burton is there!
Frontierblues 2 years ago
Is that a young James Burton on lead guitar?
Ken, Toronto
dreadnought45 2 years ago
yep you are correct he was in dont knock the rock an some of the others. he looks like ronnie corbett lol
dav01kar 2 years ago
Im sure that jiver with the specs is on the clip from Dont Knock the Rock...must have been a group of jobbing pro jivers...i wonder what they are up to now.
FlatfootJohnny 2 years ago
Nice poster
RockabillyWilly1 2 years ago
Haley was around before ike Turner and his Delta cats.
gamster68 2 years ago
Cool watching the old footage ... and this is still going on, so many years later.
surge2k7 2 years ago 3
definitley dig the tuneage real hep
sitchic 2 years ago
this is bob luman and the shadows, if i remember correct from the film carnival rock
bmxgeniesdad 2 years ago 12
@bmxgeniesdad you are right there friend !
bobluman4 4 months ago
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SolidSmokeRockabilly 2 years ago 11
texas stomp started rockabilly: listen to early Bill Haley music..........rockabilly was well on its way before SUN started releasing it. ITS ALL GOOD.....and im glad it happened the way it did....
emb1st 2 years ago
And before that you had Ike Turner Band doing Rocket 88.
John1948Seven 2 years ago
Bill Haley's accordion player Johnny Grande is one of my idols, but they were from Pennsylvania, weren't they? Maybe they wished they were from Texas. Funny world.
babybloc 2 years ago
The Comets have been playing here in Branson for a few seasons. I understand that the show rocks.
ekocentric 2 years ago
wena wn la wea vieja escuela......
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Constantin00 2 years ago
Um another good band that is a modern band that has a new feel is "Wild Turkey" their from Australia not bad! If anything they have a good beat to swing to!
NavyKitty1992 2 years ago
Totally agree Im in high school in a small town evryone looks at me funny cuz i dress 50s but its worth it lol!!!!
NavyKitty1992 2 years ago
but don't you get a kick at watching people's reactions? i love standing out :D
spookbettie 2 years ago
this is the real deal!!!
dig it..
jonrickly 2 years ago
This isn't on the Hayride... it's from the movie Carnival Rock.
tylerevansokay 2 years ago
Its a 1950's low budget film and the music had just been invented of course the timings off...probably recorded in one take....but its recorded live, more than some artists can do today and who's the idoit comparing anything from the 50's to modern jive...man that sucks
KavKavanagh 2 years ago
Who are these guys?
pilatunes 2 years ago
The band is Bob Luman & the Shadows, performing on the tv show "Louisiana Hayride" in 1956. The guy on the smokin' electric guitar is the famous James Burton, who went on to play with Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, & other artists, & influenced many 60's rock guitarists.
Smudgefizz 2 years ago
James Burton on lead guitar folks...
tubetwang 3 years ago
You ain't kidding....before ricky nelson, no less.
ffairlane57 3 years ago
This is good stuff. Wow. Wish we had swing clubs today.
AndreRieuFans 3 years ago 3
We do... lol.
BrittBonshor 3 years ago
modern jive is alive and well i jive evry week at least once and im not alone
youdobloke 2 years ago
were u jive nothink round here
bu11d06 2 years ago
This is top notch stuff.
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
jack rabbit slim is a good group from England
jimmy59ca 3 years ago
i wish i was born in that era ..everything was so new and innocent ..im not rockabilly but ive always liked the way rockabillys dress and music never had the gutts to dress like one..i luv it
juzythckbbw 3 years ago
go for it... i started when i was14....not so much now as i'm 40 lol but everynow and again i get to tell the wife i'm going back to the 50's lol..she just rolls her eyes....today people are more liberal so it don't matter what you dress like..GO FOR IT lol
smudgey6120 3 years ago
i just wish i could of been born during that time era
ROCKERITAPUNK 3 years ago 2
I know I would have been happy but then again I would miss the little things like tampons and good hair color and sharing a bed and bread makers. I do love all other things in that era aswell though, enjoy your day.
Tinymoezzy 3 years ago
idiot! you should wish you were born 15 years before that era! if you were born during that era you wouldn't enjoy that culture & you would be a teenager during the beatles era.
101ers77 3 years ago 2
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voxhammer 3 years ago
anybody know any good rockabilly bands....i already know about ....stray cats,ofcourse and the polecats, reverend horton heat... any other good stuff out there
RoCkAbilLyCat001 3 years ago
what you really want to get your hands on is the old Sun records where it started...but if your looking for the revival stuff like stray cats then you want to look up nervous records...excellent stuff, you cant go wrong. My dad gave me the taste for it and Im 20 and loving it more than the music today!
Taropat666 3 years ago
Essential rockabilly is Johnny Burnette and the rock and roll trio, MCA rare rockabilly collection with Don Woody, Johnny Horton, Billy Lee Riley,
Ray Campi...it's all i lsitened too whehn i first bought a guitar 35 yrs ago..and it wasn't new even then !!!
krunchie63 3 years ago
try these two ,the jime and a swedish band called the go getters singing no heart to spare
dwane63 3 years ago
Check into the older stuff from back in the day. Joe Clay, Ronnie Dawson, Gene Vincent, Benny Joy, Dwight Pullen, Johnny Powers, Bob Luman, Johnny Carroll, Billy Lee Riley, Duane Eddy, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Burnette, Charlie Feathers, Carl Perkins, Wanda Jackson, Janis Martin, Barbara Pittman, Roy Orbison, and Jack Scott.
RatRodPonyboy13 3 years ago
"anybody know any good rockabilly bands...."
Carl Perkins is pretty much the gold standard of rockabilly.
JosephNScott 2 years ago
immortal!
freddysouth 3 years ago
Phenomenal!
KittraKittra 4 years ago
yeah, Bob Luman, the second singer is David Houston. from the movie "Carnival Rock". Crappy movie, but a great scene :)
ohiovalleyboys 4 years ago
Dang,, Timing is off.. and it seems like they are strugglin to keep with the tempo..but not a Bad try tho,, they got SOME rhythm lol
Dreambro1 4 years ago
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KavKavanagh 2 years ago
This is top notch stuff.
mickbynes 4 years ago
Bob Luman and his band
redfoley 4 years ago
JAMES BURTON ON THE RIGHT WITH BOB LUMAN...before he left to join Ricky Nelson.
DukeBasil 4 years ago