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@graysonbreeden Grow up, boy. You're still have a snotty nose, and your death wish movie is for narrow minded juveniles like you, who can't seem to find a handle on reality. Go sit down with your phone and call yourself, and stick to that vomit you call...music!

Tarbaby is a down on his luck '...

This is Rock n Roll at it's best! BD was what you would call............really good!

@diuga1 Okay......it was released in 1958. I was a junior in High School when it came out.

@skaha65 Sure better than that stuff they call 'music' today.

@bheffley2002 Link Wray!! When I was a teenager, and I started High School in 1955, and we ALL knew about Link Wray. We used to go over to Glen Echo park in Maryland, and dance and listen to this guy.......he was fantastic. Oh, and we knew a lot about 'Rumble', he played that tune many times...

@clarkewi Sorry, but it before that, son. I bought my very first R&B later rock n roll....in 1953, and the 45's were if full flower! It appears that you were a little slow in catching up, I mean, in 1961, they were just continuing on from the BEST years.

Oh man, is it ever good to see this......I mean, how many years has it been! I watched this program EVERY week, without fail. Being from the Valley, how could any good Virginian miss it. This is the first time I've laid eyes in this since...and it was a real joy to find, and I congratulate you...

@rsfg1 Only 90%? I would put the figure closer to 99.9%

@minter74 Hey, we thought Elvis was cool, but.........Terry Stafford did not lose his place with this song, especially with those of us who were young enough to experience his terrific version of this song! Elvis came later, and we still didn't lose perspective on who put this song out first!

@C00cooCAchoo Thanks....it WAS, a great time, a great decade, and what's more, we had a lot of fun living it. There are times I think back, and wish I could live them all over again, but......I've learned from the experience gained from life, that it is so true, we can never go home again, but t...

@272LBCRT25 Wow, I am so impressed! I mean, when you get down to it, who actually, really cares. When this came out, nobody, and I do mean...NObody, really cared, it was just good music, and to us, it just came out, and we liked this version and didn't really give a rip, who recorded it whenev...

@pobrepaco Yes indeed, do I ever!

@nyg1954 Not hardly! This is one version that cannot be equaled!

Oh yeah, I remember this, especially the 'It ain't what you eat, it's the way how you chew it'!!!!!

I never forgot those lyrics, even to this day. It was a fairly good hit locally, when I was in High School, but never a big hit.

@rockandrollronnie I can do that, I guess I'm just biased, as for me personally, Shenandoah just shouts Virginia, as I don't know of anyplace else that, that name conjures up.

Well, to those of us that, shall we say, grew up with his music, he will always be one of those who started rock n roll for us. You can nit pick all you want about the old R&B, but rock n roll really started with Elvis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino and of course, Bo Diddley!

@GonzoGuyy They did do the original, and a darned good job of it too.

@smokiebird06 Hey, I'm older than you, and for many years, I also, thought that they were black.

@sultansiam Yep, you were smoking something very powerful, and it affected your thought processes, and your judgement.

Hey, you too, good to run into an individual who lived and grew up in the same area. In the scheme of things, at the time, I suppose we seemed like, we were literally worlds apart, but when you look at today, not that far after all. My life has taken me to Washington state, but my memories of t...

Bought my first 'R&B record in 1952, was Fay Adams, 'Shake a Hand'. Oh, we in the DC area of Virginia were very hip, and we knew what was happin'en, one the best markets in music in those days. But, don't forget, I didn't begin to like that music until right around '52, when I all of 11 years o...

@racistgayclown No, you cannot doubt, because he was. You are another one of those who put's today's spin on history, and I'm sorry, but it just won't work, To put it simply, you are wrong! How do I know, it's very simple, I was there, I knew the stars, I knew the music, and we bought his mu...

@willichoose2behuman Like, who really cares if they are offended, if they can't take it, then leave for parts unknown. I am not politically correct, and think the word really stinks. This is history, and obliterating will not solve a thing, if fact, it only shows that they wish to 'rewrite' it...