if buddy richie eddie lived longer elvis would never be called king of rock in roll eddie 21 buddy 21 richie 17 died young they had a good carear in such a short time
cochran, elvis, buddy, beatles all brilliant and all in their own way, why argue over it, why not just sit back n enjoy the brilliant music they made x
@Weidenberg. Furthermore, if what you implied is that had he lived, he would have been bigger than Presley, in the UK, then you are also immersing yourself into wishful thinking. The UK market, as was the rest of the world´s, was gearing towards other types of music and, of all the early rockers (as a result of his demographics, and who his influences were), Presley was certainly the most ecclectic. Could eddie do something like "It´s now or Never", Surrender", in 1961? Hardly.
@Weidenberg. Of course Eddie could do "It´s now or never". Eddie had the voice for it. But could he "deliver" a vocal to the tune of selling 1,250,000 copies in the UK and, in the process, make Churchill a fan? You think I´m kidding, right? But go to Blenheim Palace, and the only picture larger than any of Churchill´s is Elvis´, put on display there because Churchill believed Presley´s Army stint, together with his singing, made him THE american Icon. It isn´t easy to be bigger than Elvis
@gallivant1234 - He could, and no doubt his record label were in the process of trying to turn him into another Elvis but Eddie was doing things that Elvis, for all his greatness, couldn't, he was writing and performing brilliant and influential songs.
@prescient8 .......writing and performing brilliant and infuential songs indeed, but if other solo artists who did the same, before, during and after Presley´s take-over (1956), couldn´t be "bigger" than Elvis, why would Cochrane be different?. He could play brilliant guitar? So did Berry, for starters. Pertorm brilliantly his own songs? So did Orbison and Charles. What Cochrane lacked, that Presley had, was historical significance.
@pulmon66 Perhaps but you have to give recognition to the fact that Cochrane wrote alot of work where as Elvis didn`t which was something Elvis lacked!!!!
@pulmon66 True but you have to give recognition for the fact that Cochrane wrote all his own material where as Elvis didn`t ! Which is something Elvis lacked!
one of my favourite songs of all time many artistes have covered this number but only the raw sound of Eddie's voice and that wonderful Gretsch guitar sound . UNBEATABLE!
One of the greatest pop songs ever, sheer simplicity and yet every time I hear the opening chords I get goose bumps!!! Cochran was a giant, what a tragedy his life was so short!!!!
The song, 'Three Steps To Heaven' will always bring to mind a love I had when I was 22yrs with a medical student of the same age in Dunedin in 1960. He a medical student, I a nurse. I will .never forget him, or the evocative music. Josie.
Eddie Cochran was one of the greatest rock & rollers of the 1950's. As a guitar player, he was way ahead of the rest. Eddie had great technique by using the sway bar when he played. Take a listen to 'Eddie's Blues', for instance. He was also a studio pioneer, using techniques to fatten up his guitar sound. He was much loved in England, where he was bigger than Elvis! It is saddening that Eddie never enjoyed the popularity in his own country like he did in England.
@eldorado62 Bigger than Elvis for you, and about 100,000 others, but not for the majority. Or are you suggesting that sales of both singles and albums do not constitute what it is certainly the major variable when making a statement about being "big". OK, He drew 100,000 people to concerts in his 4 months in the UK, and was seen by about 50,000 people in his 4 TV appearances there, but 500,000 Brits saw Elvis´ first four films. No, Presley was the biggest in the UK until the Beatles.
@gallivant1234 Don't forget the unmatchable Roy Orbison, he too was an icon, shared top billing with the Beatles, he should have been top billing on his own in my opinion. We were so lucky to be young in that era of Elvis, Roy and the likes, but apart from that I love this song thx for the posting rockdoowoop xxx Glenda-Marie
Cut in the first 2 days of Jan 1960 backed by the late musical genius 22 yr old Buddy Holly's Crickets Jerry & Joe B plus Sonny; just 14 weeks later the 21 year old musical genius Eddie Cochran lay dead in a west England morgue - 17 April 1960 - 17 April 2010, 50 years and never to be forgotten -
I am sitting here in 2010 listening to this great song, and thinking to myself it could have been recorded yesterday, so refreshing. What does any one else think?
I couldn't agree more. I suggest you look a fella by the name of Monte Warden, who in fact records songs quite similiar to Eddie and Buddy Holly. He has recorded 3 solo albums, but got his start in a band called "The Wagoneers" who also recorded a couple of albums back in the late '80s and early '90s. Enjoy!
@punkyinthebrain Thanks for that I think Eddie would have still have been around today, probably as a great producer of dare I say modern music!!! He was a great inovator. He had a feel for where music was going even in the late 50s. A 50s Dylan.
yes with out a doubt, im only 17 but i love 50s and eddie is my fav,, just need to live longer and he would of been king,, but in my and i belive your eyes he already is KING
@overlookNW237- Cochran was great no doubt, far ahead of his time as a guitarist and songwriter- but he wasn't as famous as Elvis. In terms of popularity, there wasn't any other artist in the 50s especially who was as famous as Presley. Cochran and Vincent had to go to England, where they were much more popular there then they were in the States, and still are today.
@rbound827 Cochran and buddy hollys music were indeed so far of its time it was scary.Somethin else and cmon everybody sound so fresh and rockin as they could have been recorded twenty or thirty years later.just think how much those guys would have been worth had they lived.
One of the first five 45's I bought in 1960,it took 3 weeks of pocket money,my mum made up the 8d still required !.A masterpiece, my late Dad thought it was wonderful too !.
My mum always loved him & used to play his music to me when I was small....still love his stuff now. Will let my little ones hear his beautiful voice whenever I get the chance!
NO hed did not! Recorded January 8, 1960, Goldstar, CA (both mono & stereo) Producer, Snuff Garrret. Also rec "Cherised Memories" and "Cut Across Shorty". But his last recording session before leaving for UK.
@Weidenberg Many musicians are credited with being able to become bigger than Presley. But it wasn´t a matter of virtuosity. In Eddie´s case, timing was a problem. Let us imagine that Presley was someone influenced by Cochrane. OK, in this scenario, Cochrane was the one who drew 60 million at Sullivan´s Show, the one who two years earlier (1954), fused R&B and C&W, bla, bla. Now, imagine Presley trying to catch up. I don´t see Presley making it. Now, let´s come back to reality.
@spacepatrolman Not really. The venue was Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA. The occasion was Ed's last ever record date, 8th January 1960. Musicians were Sonny Curtis (gtr), Jerry Allison (dms) and Connie 'Guybo' Smith (el. bs). Producer: Snuff Garrett. According to Sharon Sheeley, if one can believe her, she was sitting on a stool in front of Ed during the recording of 'Three Steps To Heaven.' The other 2 songs recorded were 'Cherished Memories' and 'Cut Across Shorty.'
my mind brought me here
bluemechin 3 weeks ago
peut ètre le plus grand;pour moi son my way dépasse tout
jeanmariebasset 3 weeks ago
very good music to make shake aleg january 01.2012
geromemaintenance 1 month ago
David Bowie uses the recognizable chord progression for "Queen Bitch" from the album Hunky Dory
gmartinz01 2 months ago
@gmartinz01 Also, Pete Townshend in Go To The Mirror from Tommy.
CommonSenseMan1 1 month ago
The Original Punk !!! Qulity Ed!!
Flashaman1845 3 months ago
What a great singer he was ..
Russ442100 3 months ago
just follow steps 1 2 and 3
davidamurdoch 4 months ago
best time in my life
trabnero 4 months ago
the song writer from that era with buddy holly
tony671 5 months ago
I like step 3 ! Great song!
Reddirtgirl55Again 5 months ago
The best :-)
moonliteshadowau 6 months ago
3 steps 2 heaven:
1. read this
2. listen 2 rockabilly music
3. die naturally :P
rockinandblonde 6 months ago 5
1...2...3 Still Crying about what ahppened up North in Oslo. 1 <3 Erik ::-((
TeddyxxBoy 6 months ago 3
eddie ont t'aime.
titi661966 6 months ago
this song was released after he died
lilmissgeorgiie 7 months ago
love this song my favorite
lilmissgeorgiie 7 months ago
This is strange... he had the hability to change his ton of voice.
gazuaman 7 months ago
@gazuaman Similar to the way that you have to misspell your words? Obviously, English is not your first language.
pattayalob 4 months ago
@pattayalob yes, it was a mess. But could you be youtube's english teacher? Be my guest! Obviously, irony is not your best quality...
gazuaman 4 months ago
@gazuaman I'm sorry, I get a bit grumpy in the early morning. Please accept my apologies for being rude.
pattayalob 4 months ago
@pattayalob that's ok... Music is what it matters, anyway... cheers.
gazuaman 4 months ago
@gazuaman - Cheers to you too for being munificent in your reply.
pattayalob 4 months ago
LOVE YOU EDDIE FOREVER!!!!!!!
johnbarry1965 7 months ago
im so glad i got to see him just one month before he was gone! i will never forget him!god bless him .
crabapple43 7 months ago
queen bitch from david bowie sent me here
psadpoiafsdf 7 months ago
Eddie wishes us all Happy Sunday. :-)
TeddyxxBoy 7 months ago
words cannot describe the happiness I feel when I listen to this song :D
thereeldeel07 7 months ago
one of his best songs, wonderful, I see you in heaven
Clarice20081 8 months ago
he copied Elvis singing style when ever he could.
Atomicflash500 8 months ago
Pete Townshend made use of this song's main riff for Tommy's "Go to the Mirror" and "Overture".
Stephanjnj 8 months ago
Ich mag das sehr!
Diese Stimme und dieser schöne, "einfache" Text.
Danke!
TheMoabiter 8 months ago
i love him! he did leave too soon :(
omarskats3000 8 months ago
if buddy richie eddie lived longer elvis would never be called king of rock in roll eddie 21 buddy 21 richie 17 died young they had a good carear in such a short time
brianmac1984 9 months ago
if eddie buddy richie lived longer elvis would never be king of rock in roll today look how long they lived richie 17 buddy 21 eddie 21
brianmac1984 9 months ago
R.IP EDDIE,51 YEARS AGO TODAY HE WAS TAKEN.....
redmk6 9 months ago
"A 3 PASOS DEL CIELO" : SI EXISTE CIELO
ALLI FUE EDDIE CON TODA SEGURIDAD
TEMA PREMONITORIO POR DONDE NO PASA EL TIEMPO
I REPEAT : There are few true evergreens - but this is one.
orlymg1958 10 months ago
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"A 3 PASOS DEL CIELO" : SI EXISTE CIELO
ALLI FUE EDDIE CON TODA SEGURIDAD
TEMA PREMONITORIO POR DONDE NO PASA EL TIEMPO
I REPEAT : There are few true evergreens - but this is one.
orlymg1958 10 months ago
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"A 3 PASOS DEL CIELO" : SI EXISTE CIELO
ALLI FUE EDDIE CON TODA SEGURIDAD
TEMA PREMONITORIO POR DONDE NO PASA EL TIEMPO
I REPEAT : There are few true evergreens - but this is one.
orlymg1958 10 months ago
Only 3 dickheads on this one! God bless Eddie --a true star!
TheBlueoverthemoon 10 months ago
He died the week this single was released.. so tragic... Such a loss of a great talent to music..
themusicfella 10 months ago
Mon préféré, c'était le K9 dans le juke Box du tennis de Knokke Le zoute
jchmeunier 10 months ago
miss you sooo much mum.XxX
orpheusinundergrowth 10 months ago
Whoehoeee :D
Daphneamber 10 months ago
the country has become so shallow since 1980. :-((
chrisperry42 11 months ago
There are few true evergreens - but this is one.
lonesomerider1 11 months ago 3
a good voice, a good accoustic guitar, a bas& drums and good backingvocals melted with a
good composition was all they need to make a hit in those days. Mostly on a 4-track
Swiss recorder. (Sun Studio/Memphis)
1944Floppy 11 months ago
One of the saddest times in my life when Eddie's life ended. He was the first "star" I had met. I went on to record at Chess. Go figure.
joeb810 11 months ago
David Bowie, Queen Bitch! Eddie influenced everyone. Amazing.
MISSEDHERSIR 11 months ago
cochran, elvis, buddy, beatles all brilliant and all in their own way, why argue over it, why not just sit back n enjoy the brilliant music they made x
chelle74100 11 months ago
prachtige song uit het verleden,sweet memorys,in die tijd een veel gedraaide plaat.
plonssie 11 months ago
elvis had a good voice till emi changed it
steve57ish 1 year ago
if it aint rocknroll it aint music
steve57ish 1 year ago
Please stop comparing Elvis and Eddie. Are you comparing the Fuji yama and the Kilimanjaro?
Macchu Picchu and Mont Saint Michel? Sunset and sunrise? In all cases these are wonders. Let us be grateful to have had not one but two giants.
aclamo 1 year ago 44
@aclamo they aint that different its more like comparing table salt to sea salt
MrCockSlut 4 months ago
@Weidenberg. Furthermore, if what you implied is that had he lived, he would have been bigger than Presley, in the UK, then you are also immersing yourself into wishful thinking. The UK market, as was the rest of the world´s, was gearing towards other types of music and, of all the early rockers (as a result of his demographics, and who his influences were), Presley was certainly the most ecclectic. Could eddie do something like "It´s now or Never", Surrender", in 1961? Hardly.
gallivant1234 1 year ago
@Weidenberg. Of course Eddie could do "It´s now or never". Eddie had the voice for it. But could he "deliver" a vocal to the tune of selling 1,250,000 copies in the UK and, in the process, make Churchill a fan? You think I´m kidding, right? But go to Blenheim Palace, and the only picture larger than any of Churchill´s is Elvis´, put on display there because Churchill believed Presley´s Army stint, together with his singing, made him THE american Icon. It isn´t easy to be bigger than Elvis
gallivant1234 1 year ago
@gallivant1234 - He could, and no doubt his record label were in the process of trying to turn him into another Elvis but Eddie was doing things that Elvis, for all his greatness, couldn't, he was writing and performing brilliant and influential songs.
prescient8 1 year ago
@prescient8 .......writing and performing brilliant and infuential songs indeed, but if other solo artists who did the same, before, during and after Presley´s take-over (1956), couldn´t be "bigger" than Elvis, why would Cochrane be different?. He could play brilliant guitar? So did Berry, for starters. Pertorm brilliantly his own songs? So did Orbison and Charles. What Cochrane lacked, that Presley had, was historical significance.
pulmon66 1 year ago
@pulmon66 Perhaps but you have to give recognition to the fact that Cochrane wrote alot of work where as Elvis didn`t which was something Elvis lacked!!!!
TheChase66 11 months ago
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@pulmon66 True but you have to give recognition for the fact that Cochrane wrote all his own material where as Elvis didn`t ! Which is something Elvis lacked!
TheChase66 11 months ago
I love this song, the first big ballad by Eddie where his voice is HIS and HIS alone.
gallivant1234 1 year ago
memories x
theglastonburygirl 1 year ago
Wow , love Eddie's guitar work!
BenandJerryRig 1 year ago
Always since I was a Boy, Eddie is and always be my "HERO"
Diogenes1360 1 year ago
Man you didnt live long enough Eddie. You would have gone on to greatness.
nightrider836 1 year ago
the only guy ever close to eddie was brian setzer by a mile
BboyGino89 1 year ago
Revolutionary guitar strum at opening and at other breaks. Pete Townsend a notable descendant of this style
thereeldeel07 1 year ago
the best
xIIJono 1 year ago
i have this song in gramophone record stereo bell recorded in 1975
56riazali 1 year ago
this man was Talent with a Capital T
truthoutmedia 1 year ago
Forever True Was Edie
nylon700 1 year ago
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Absolute class great to see him pictured with our very own Billy Fury tow of the very best Rock and Roll singers
burnley5960 1 year ago
Absolute class great to see him pictured with are very own Billy Fury tow of the very best Rock and Roll singers
burnley5960 1 year ago
3 steps is one of the classics. Well said JiS01. He should of and could of been huge.
GaryEverett68 1 year ago
Eddie Ray you were taken far too soon. I can only imagine how huge you would have been had you lived! RIP.
buffalosaint 1 year ago
Eddie war für mich der Größte.Rip
sperdie123 1 year ago
Elvis was well ... Buddy was better ... and eddie is the king of rock
57mychevy 1 year ago
@57mychevy I agree with you. hi would have been great.
Sandnes10 1 year ago
@57mychevy agreed, but john lee hooker was also a great artist
KoukiKid 1 year ago
one of my favourite songs of all time many artistes have covered this number but only the raw sound of Eddie's voice and that wonderful Gretsch guitar sound . UNBEATABLE!
JUNCLEEO 1 year ago
One of the greatest pop songs ever, sheer simplicity and yet every time I hear the opening chords I get goose bumps!!! Cochran was a giant, what a tragedy his life was so short!!!!
andygrahamme 1 year ago
Forever young!!!
lonesomerider1 1 year ago
love it...buddy forever
bankmartin089 1 year ago
Un grand musicien disparu trop tôt. Superbe voix et très bon guitariste.
chyckberru 1 year ago
i see where PETE TOWNSEND got some chords for TOMMY!!! LOL
cousinneal 1 year ago
I was just a teenager when he died,... but I still remember the `goose bumps' when he sang.... what a terrible loss..
teresachristina 1 year ago
The song, 'Three Steps To Heaven' will always bring to mind a love I had when I was 22yrs with a medical student of the same age in Dunedin in 1960. He a medical student, I a nurse. I will .never forget him, or the evocative music. Josie.
Josie54458 1 year ago 2
Composed before his death...
anomaly189 1 year ago
@anomaly189 duh :D
ZackCells 1 year ago
Bought an Eddie Cochran vinyl LP for this track alone, loned it out, never got it back.
Many thanks for a great post.
boxey24 1 year ago
His last single, a bit ironic ...
zapspace 1 year ago 17
Eddie is a rock n roll god
too young to die,too talented to live
WOODBINEXX 1 year ago
Eddie Cochran was one of the greatest rock & rollers of the 1950's. As a guitar player, he was way ahead of the rest. Eddie had great technique by using the sway bar when he played. Take a listen to 'Eddie's Blues', for instance. He was also a studio pioneer, using techniques to fatten up his guitar sound. He was much loved in England, where he was bigger than Elvis! It is saddening that Eddie never enjoyed the popularity in his own country like he did in England.
eldorado62 1 year ago
@eldorado62 Bigger than Elvis for you, and about 100,000 others, but not for the majority. Or are you suggesting that sales of both singles and albums do not constitute what it is certainly the major variable when making a statement about being "big". OK, He drew 100,000 people to concerts in his 4 months in the UK, and was seen by about 50,000 people in his 4 TV appearances there, but 500,000 Brits saw Elvis´ first four films. No, Presley was the biggest in the UK until the Beatles.
gallivant1234 1 year ago
@gallivant1234 Don't forget the unmatchable Roy Orbison, he too was an icon, shared top billing with the Beatles, he should have been top billing on his own in my opinion. We were so lucky to be young in that era of Elvis, Roy and the likes, but apart from that I love this song thx for the posting rockdoowoop xxx Glenda-Marie
beastyclarke 1 year ago
Eddie, along with Buddy, will always be remembered as one of the all time greats in 50s' & 60s' Rock n Roll circles.....Keep Rockin' and Ravin' Guys.
sooner1944 1 year ago 3
Its good to see that he hasnt been forgotten, even 50 years after his passing.He was right up there,with buddy Holly.
jmen4ever 1 year ago 2
@jmen4ever as the saying goes "Never to be forgotten". He may be under appreciated, but he won't be forgotten.
rbound827 1 year ago
still a great song 50 years on rip eddie
TheJimfraser 1 year ago
50 years never forgotten.
Babarundi 1 year ago
Everyone remembers today. He was one of the great rock singers of the time. Boy that fifty years sure passed quickly.
alsdouble 1 year ago
"This was one of his biggi's in 1960. At least for all the guys in my billet."
Grifiki 1 year ago
All that talent, and died so young..
its 50 years ago since the music industry
lost this great talent..do you
think we will be listning to simon cowells
manufactured plastic pop in 50 years?...i think not..
wookeyspookey 1 year ago 3
ps. I love this song ♥
creekxx13 1 year ago
an amazing artist died to long.
Sarriesguy 1 year ago
Questa canzone ha avuto un modesto successo da noi è carina ma non eccezionale
4gabbiano 1 year ago
fantastic performer, wonderful song, just the sound of those opening chords sends chills every time.
prescient8 1 year ago
Good song !!
Anneberg1979 1 year ago
only the good die young :-(
panlemans 1 year ago
thats so true we will live forever because were assholes lol hehehehehe
ngamahanga 1 year ago
What an aptly titeled song to be your last;wonder if he knew something?
englishsandy 1 year ago
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Eddie was the man!
kustomflex 1 year ago
Fave song from my Uncle Phill from Blackpool.
demobboy 1 year ago
Favourite song from my father
shawndesmann 1 year ago
one of the greatest songs ever written.
AARONSNAPNECK 1 year ago 3
I can't play this song just once. I must play it dozens of times. Fabulous!
panlemans 1 year ago 3
Tumeke Eddie Lots a luv
aliceotimi 1 year ago 4
niceee, verry verry nice...
ooSicknesSoo 2 years ago 3
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Cut in the first 2 days of Jan 1960 backed by the late musical genius 22 yr old Buddy Holly's Crickets Jerry & Joe B plus Sonny; just 14 weeks later the 21 year old musical genius Eddie Cochran lay dead in a west England morgue - 17 April 1960 - 17 April 2010, 50 years and never to be forgotten -
R ock I n P erpetuity.
DougPatton1 2 years ago
one of eddie's best
rockdoowop5060 2 years ago 30
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DougPatton1 2 years ago
@rockdoowop5060
Certainly !!
delta46yankee 1 year ago
I am sitting here in 2010 listening to this great song, and thinking to myself it could have been recorded yesterday, so refreshing. What does any one else think?
old65rocker 2 years ago 21
I couldn't agree more. I suggest you look a fella by the name of Monte Warden, who in fact records songs quite similiar to Eddie and Buddy Holly. He has recorded 3 solo albums, but got his start in a band called "The Wagoneers" who also recorded a couple of albums back in the late '80s and early '90s. Enjoy!
ericdavidcarpenter 2 years ago 2
@old65rocker
I agree
seem to remember it was rereleased in the 70s
WinLose777 11 months ago
@old65rocker SPOT ON!!! In these stupid and shallow times what perfect and simple lyrics....
punkyinthebrain 11 months ago
@punkyinthebrain Thanks for that I think Eddie would have still have been around today, probably as a great producer of dare I say modern music!!! He was a great inovator. He had a feel for where music was going even in the late 50s. A 50s Dylan.
old65rocker 11 months ago
you cant beat a classic like this
bigjoe1759 2 years ago 6
I agree. Eddie was a great writer on everyday life, too!
Jim4979 2 years ago 3
"Queen Bitch" by Bowie anybody? Check it out!
rocktenniscat 2 years ago
Pete Townshend also mined this lick. "Go To The Mirror Boy" and "Overture" (from "Tommy").
Stephanjnj 2 years ago
totally! I was thinking the same thing. I couldn't think of the bowie track but I knew it was familiar.
ultimate175gm 2 years ago
just and answer to the guy that said not as good as elvis
eddie cochran was as famous as elvis when he died, IF he was alive till today i think we would have 2 kings of rock n roll
overlookNW237 2 years ago 4
yes with out a doubt, im only 17 but i love 50s and eddie is my fav,, just need to live longer and he would of been king,, but in my and i belive your eyes he already is KING
welshboy118 2 years ago
I would even say that in some moments better than Elvis. Less pretentious, more original.
jbcranberry 2 years ago 5
Could be.
Wrote most of his own songs and was an innovative guitarist who was much copied by later "greats"
Spuddle16 2 years ago
@overlookNW237- Cochran was great no doubt, far ahead of his time as a guitarist and songwriter- but he wasn't as famous as Elvis. In terms of popularity, there wasn't any other artist in the 50s especially who was as famous as Presley. Cochran and Vincent had to go to England, where they were much more popular there then they were in the States, and still are today.
rbound827 2 years ago 5
@rbound827 Cochran and buddy hollys music were indeed so far of its time it was scary.Somethin else and cmon everybody sound so fresh and rockin as they could have been recorded twenty or thirty years later.just think how much those guys would have been worth had they lived.
mjraffe 1 year ago
Wo war das Video ?
SuperElvis60 2 years ago
One of the first five 45's I bought in 1960,it took 3 weeks of pocket money,my mum made up the 8d still required !.A masterpiece, my late Dad thought it was wonderful too !.
flammasherman 2 years ago
one of the most beautiful songs i know
medemblick 2 years ago 2
Sting did a great version as tribute
bloodywild 2 years ago
of course, not as good as Elvis who had the ability to be an opera singer
This song reminds me of dancing at Butlin's in the 50's
lindawaterski 2 years ago
Butlin's Holiday camp?
gittahfiend 2 years ago
Yes, the holiday camps in the days before people knew where Spain was
lindawaterski 2 years ago
My mum always loved him & used to play his music to me when I was small....still love his stuff now. Will let my little ones hear his beautiful voice whenever I get the chance!
leiannw1971 2 years ago 2
he recorded this just a week before the car crash that killed him
chlore2004 2 years ago 2
NO hed did not! Recorded January 8, 1960, Goldstar, CA (both mono & stereo) Producer, Snuff Garrret. Also rec "Cherised Memories" and "Cut Across Shorty". But his last recording session before leaving for UK.
gangerollo 2 years ago
wow i would love to play this do anyone know the chords please,, ^^??????????? !!! eddie cochran, is the best,, THE REAL KING !!!!!11
welshboy118 2 years ago 3
one of the favourite songs from my father
*never forget you *
shawndesmann 2 years ago 4
his voice is so powerful that my soundsystem can't play it without clipping^^
nzoneaffe 2 years ago 2
Eddie sure could capture life in his music lyrics forever! Every time I listen to Eddie's songs I think of something new positive in life*****
386due 2 years ago 2
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One of my favs.....
bettygirlsboy 2 years ago
RIP!
Too young too depart! He would've been as great as Elvis if he lived longer, of even bigger!!
JiS01 2 years ago 27
@JiS01
Eddie could have overpassed Elvis on the road to success! Unluckily he already died in 1960. We miss you so badly!
Weidenberg 1 year ago
@Weidenberg Many musicians are credited with being able to become bigger than Presley. But it wasn´t a matter of virtuosity. In Eddie´s case, timing was a problem. Let us imagine that Presley was someone influenced by Cochrane. OK, in this scenario, Cochrane was the one who drew 60 million at Sullivan´s Show, the one who two years earlier (1954), fused R&B and C&W, bla, bla. Now, imagine Presley trying to catch up. I don´t see Presley making it. Now, let´s come back to reality.
gallivant1234 1 year ago
@JiS01 Well, in a way he was (and will always be) already way ahead: he did his own songs.
SH67 1 year ago
@JiS01 stop being a tit,you tit.......
grabar20 1 year ago
@JiS01 YEA ELVIS DIDNT WRITE ANYTHING this is a british song he did when he went to england heinz burt did a good version too
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
@spacepatrolman Not really. The venue was Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA. The occasion was Ed's last ever record date, 8th January 1960. Musicians were Sonny Curtis (gtr), Jerry Allison (dms) and Connie 'Guybo' Smith (el. bs). Producer: Snuff Garrett. According to Sharon Sheeley, if one can believe her, she was sitting on a stool in front of Ed during the recording of 'Three Steps To Heaven.' The other 2 songs recorded were 'Cherished Memories' and 'Cut Across Shorty.'
gangerollo 1 year ago
@JiS01
lakelover11 1 year ago
@JiS01
I saw him in London shortly before he died. Amazing performer !
lakelover11 1 year ago
great song
michal672 2 years ago
a classic, all that need saying
weirdkid124 2 years ago 8
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nzoneaffe 2 years ago
anyone can have a great voice thin or fat lol
wayneypayney 2 years ago
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great to listen again!!!!!!!!
13tiptop13 2 years ago
great to listen again !!!!!!!!!!!!
13tiptop13 2 years ago 5
I wrote The Beatles and this came up, a little bit down the page :) I wonder why ...
klarolivia 2 years ago
this song was one of my mums favs she passed away in july this year love yer mum xxx
danbus180 2 years ago 3
I first heard this song being lyp-synched by Mel Gibson. Haha. It starred Robert D, Jr. called The Singing Detective. They both do it.
warlocj 2 years ago
Die Besten sterben jung.........
- leider -
Fredi1950By 2 years ago 3
Gran version la que hizo Silvio Fernandez, rockero sevillano
putufluu 2 years ago 3
Great, Eddie was and is superb
kengk1234 2 years ago 3
Amazing track.
mrbiggles48 2 years ago 8
eddie you are the best
aronstonebridge 2 years ago 6
hallo Boxertante.
vielen dank für deinen tollen kommentar
wandervogel42 2 years ago
Thanks, My very favourite Eddie Cohran song. In my opinion the definitive song of the 50s!
PiedPiperzz 2 years ago 2
Several attempts to cover this have occurred. Cover it, never! Beneath it maybe...
ump1951 2 years ago