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Oh gee, what a song. Poor Paul anka, have you ever heard this version. I hope not.

Hi you rockers,

Jimmy plays piano like a devil . Have a look at Bob Luman's Ready Teddy.

Wow, what a performance. The pianoplayer is play his soul away.

Oh what a rocker!!!

What a kind of record material. Both vinyl and music.

But if he had asked me, I surely had found the record with the guitarplay in my record and tape stcks.. But Ididn't want to take his baby away.

This is the best evidence: R'n'R keeps You young and alive.

Consider: The man is aged 75!!!

It is a real jungle music!

At last an uptempo version!

This song brings back a lot of memories as I was young and used to listen AFN.

They broadcasted all the fine music we know as oldies but goodies.

#83 in November 1958. Never heard before. But it moves.

How do You spell R'n'R? I guess it should be: Hep Cat!!

Since almost half a century they wanna go home. Do so at last and listen to Jimmie Rodger's version.

Why in all the world do all lradiostations broadcast the Beach Boys version?

IlLike the intro and the background drums. A driving rhythm since more than 50 years. It's one of my everlasting favorits.

Heard the first time only some days ago. Never knew the singer. Bat the song has a driving sound. A rare oldie but goodie.

This version is as good as Bill Justis'. I like them both.AFN often broadcasted this version as trailer in the 50s and 60s.

What a fine pianoplay in the background.

Pritty nice done. But it's only a remake of Huey Smith's recording from 1957.

Position 52 at 10th of August for 13 weeks.

I Like the piano most. What a fine shuffle rhythm.

I had the luck to be born in the right generation.

What a tune! Was lost for long long years. Thanls to bear familiy.

Yes indeed a wonderful song. Rock'n'roll was smoothy too. Slow dancing songs featuring such a clear soprano I like very much.

Brings back a lot of memories.

I discovered this tune only yesterday . Never knew it. It became one of my top favorite oldies. I think it's 'much more better then Tell him no because it rocks more.