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I recognize the singer from our local yearly midway. He works the "Himalaya Ride" and as the ride gets faster and faster, he peels of into his "scream-fest" which sounds as musical as a 10-car pileup-- BUT IT KEEPS A GOOD BEAT!!! "Do you want to go faster??? RIDERS SCREAM BACK---YEAH! YEAH!

Went to a concert, made it pretty close to the stage. These guys billed as the world's loudest band opened for black sabath. By the time Black Sabath came on I was deaf. I was deaf for 2 days after the concert. I mean like starting the car when it was already running, not being able to talk on th...

Was 17 in "57. Didn't realize how lucky I was to grow up in the 50s and sixties. Sooo many kids my age. Car clubs, drive ins, teen dances all over the place. We RULED. This will never happen again, and by the way, no AIDS was a definite plus.Looking back, it was these "good old days" that enabled...

@lonnfisher I loved this song when it was on the radio all the time. I was cookin' burgers at the CNE grandstand- what memories. I am seventy now, but play this and I'm back there again.

I loved this song, and remember when it was on the hit parade. I was slinging thousands of burgers at the Ex at Dugan's by the grandstand. At this juncture I had a caddy fleetwood sedan I remember putting up 400 bucks to buy it, and it was a gray "mourners car' 62 series. Put confederate flag in ...

Excellent and sung with feeling. Talent overflow! Lisa Marie do some more for us , we need it.

All the important happenings in my life, from the fifties to the present, have had background music by Ray Charles. What a catalogue of work! What a treasure! What an amazing man!He LIVES inside his music.

A simple yet effective song for a very complicated man. Good work, and a nice break from reality. We all love the way he can dip down and show love even in his most important position. Good work, Vlad.

Elvis set rock and roll on the right path. This song was in 1954. This was before modern tech. i.e. re-recording, dubbing, and the like. EXCELLENT memory of my high school daze. Pedal to the metal, flames and all.!!

Sure sound like the original version to me, and I have a good ear. I hate covers, cause the originals are the ones drummed all day and night on hit parade stations.They had the wolfman in california, but we in toronto got to listen to theHound on wkbw buffalo live DJ from the Zanzibar Tavern. We ...

Still drivin my old high school car.. solid kemp. We had street dances in the parking lot in west toronto at the Cloverdale Mall. What memories. Then we'd head out to Perry's pond for a drag race, or just to watch the submarine races.. great times. The fifties and sixties are frozen in time, and ...

Real great 50,s style rock-a-billy. Where did all the drive-ins go? Still got my high school car, and a real good set of Fender Glasspak Mufflers. Goes along with this music like ice cream and chocolate syrup.

Love these guys, always did. Slap it into second and let it back down ( machine gun style ) nothing like a good sey of Fenton Glasspaks!! Hunting chickens ( in Ontario we all went Quail Hunting::: Rahhht !!

Used to go dancing every Fri night at the Mazaryk Hall in T.O. He was there and we would dance up a storm. Never forget his Delta Blues style--- fit the <mashed Potato< really well!!

Met David at thr Friars when he just got going. Ask David if he remembers falling off the balcony at the New Windsor Hotel in Bala. He was playing at the Community Centre in Bala & Steppn Wolf was playing at Port Carling at the Deck on the Lake. Great fun back then.