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My relatives in 1950 in Bristol VA had a shotgun on the farm.

First time rockabilly was used on record as a genre of music,Sun records never used the name or referred to their music as rockabilly,they called it Rock and roll.

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Well there you go before Presley s Good Rockin tonight

Super cool!

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Nice rude rough piece that smells of healthy countryside....

Saw him at Rick's teen Town on Truman rd. KC. It was pure magic

Terrific ! 🤠 👍

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1:29 Hate when this happens

fantastic

Love this, far-out cool

OMG. Delightful music from the best times in America. Never to return. Cherish these recordings.

I remember the CAPS practicing in my parents living room. They were talented and so young.

Does anyone out there remember the late great Eddie Cochran he was a wonderful performer who was tragically killed way too young,if you have no knowledge of him look him up,he was going to be the next Elvis,but he was his own.

I have all of their albums!!!!!!!

If you like this then you will LOVE the "Future Blues" album by the band Canned Heat.

Man, I dig this vintage hot wax blastin through my vintage 1959 Gibson Skylark amp via vacuum tubes.

Just found out this guy is my great great uncle

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A little mention and huge respect for Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup.

Are these the Stray Cats? 😂

This is a freaking jam! I love the Reverend Horton Heat, but I am always into looking for more good Rockabilly. This most certainly qualifies.

This’s nothing but the blues being mimicked by by talentless white people. When are you guys going to contribute something original rather than copying and pasting everything you come into contact with ? It’s rather annoying! 😂

This ain’t nothing but the Blues “performed” by talentless white people. WHEN are you people going to contribute original art created by yourselves. You people STEAL everything! 😂 😂 😂

Richie's mom doesn't like this song

Tengo corage, esto no lo escucho, no tengo una Buena tanks Jajaja.

Agreed play loud!!🎉😊

Wow!! You gotta love it!!

How the hell have they stayed under the radar????????????? Should have been mainstream during one of the 7 decades!!!!!!

El viejo Rock n Roll nunca morirá.

When ADHD had a culturally attractive outlet!

I love the collective, high class Rockabilly Hat & Suits! Wish more of our dull culture style was a little more COLLECTIVELY better dressed! Righteousness of individuality takes a bit of extra cash & well…inflating the CAPitol-Quarterly is all that matters- there is even a “Housing Market”. How is THAT an ACCEPTABLE thing? Where’s the humanity- SHAME. I digressed but really. Give people more & they’ll surely want to look dapper!

I am a stray cat. We are the beginning.

Enjoying this radio station. It would be nice to have the artist name show up on the video as the song is playing.

Elvis wàs country to

Never heard them before..excellent! ..Sounds a lot like 'Matchbox',written by Carl Perkins,released by Carl in 1955,also by by The Beatles in 1964...Looks like Carl was 'influenced' by this song..

"Best?" Probably for it's time & that's relevant. Very cool.

Plagiarism was all the rage in '56.

Solid Piano Rock'n'Roll

This was good BUT the COLLINS KIDS the original rickabilly were 100 times better than these !!!!!!!!!!!

Im not really into rockabilly, but this really swings. Great musicianship.

That lap steel guy is a wiggler!

Love this song. It was used in the 1959 Jitterbug Dance Contest on American Bandstand. I love dancing to it.

That's not rockabilly. Thats just white guys doing a blues tune.

they are good , but they are not the best BY FAR

Temazo Mestizo rockin de esta gran artista !

This song was originally written and recorded by Black R&B singer Roy Brown for the DeLuxe label, but Brown didn't even have the Black hit: Wynonie Harris did. It's obvious Carl Perkins and company learned it from the Harris record, while Elvis sings the Brown original. You can tell because Perkins duplicates Harris's mistake in the lyrics at 1:04 ("Elder Brown and Deacon Jones/They're gonna lose their happy home"). Roy Brown wrote, "Deacon Jones and Elder Brown/Two of the slickest cats in town," and Elvis left out that chorus altogether when he cut it. But it's still great to hear this incredible record!

In 2002 I moved to Richardson Texas. I was driving around looking for a place to get a haircut, found a barber in a strip shopping center. The guy cutting my hair starts telling me that he used to tour with Elvis Presley. The photo of Sid and his brother standing in front of their touring wagon was right there on the wall. I didn't think much of it at the time. Twenty two years later, CZcams suggests this video to me. I love their music. Just bought the album off iTunes. Great stuff.