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This is the Elvis I grew up with at his best.!

What I don’t get is why the (live)audience is so stiff back then…I’m rocking ’ off my chair here in 2024

LOVE IT. much better than the Showaddywaddy version. the sad thing is people think it's Showaddys song and it's not, it's a cover version of the Kalin Twins song.

Na real o pai do rock and roll 🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.

So cool I get to share a birthday with a true legend! December birthday brothers!!

amazing

JACKIE IS THE GREATEST SINGER AND MOVER EVER ❤ THANK YOU JACKIE FROM YOUR FANS OVER HERE IN ENGLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 I SAW A CLIP OF THIS ON A MUSIC PROGRAM BACK IN 1986. IT WAS ALWAYS MY DESIRE TO SEE THE WHOLE CLIP,. IT TOOK MANY YEARS BEFORE I FINALLY SAW THE WHOLE CLIP AND I HAVE EVEN MANAGED TO OBTAIN AN 8MM FULL PERFORMANCE CUT FROM THE FILM. THE WAY HE MOVES IS FANTASTIC, JUST LIKE SOMEONE HAS WOUND HIM UP AND LET HIM LOOSE ONSTAGE ❤

This guy is god of music. Im not black, but that dont mean a thing.

Man he was cool 😎 as hell

My mama raised me and my siblings up on this 😁 I love it

who was the drummer???

This is hilarious. I love the song, of course, but I wonder what Little Richard, his band, and the dancers thought about performing this way for an all-white crowd in 1956? I assume that was the way a black performer got ahead back then, but I still have to wonder if that white crowd really understood what they were listening to. And I also have to wonder if Paul McCartney ever saw this picture - the bass player has a Hofner violin bass, after all, and all know that was Paul's ax.

The great (pre-facial hair) Mickey Jones on drums.

Gênios

Where is the hippos big teeth.😂

Great appropriation

Sofia from Golden Girls brought me here 🎉

UAU!!!

¡Qué Rico! Amo ésta canción ❤🍒🍓

Got to be one of the earliest Fender basses on film!

My grandmother went to school with these fellows over in Port Jervis, New York. We might even have the yearbook photos

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GOD turned Little Richard's life around. Thank You GOD.

Vaab bab lumam laam baam baam..

I love this song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ beyithzbabybelcecebu

THEY SHO DID STEAL FROM MR. RICHARD... SOME THINGS JUST DOESNT CHANGE... WELL... UNTIL NOW....

REST IN PARADISE

This song is the right song for this night. We got water coming on over the berm, there's no way yet to leave the suburb, all we can do is climb up and squirm, cuz it's 4 feet high and rising.

Orecchiabile, dirían los italianos...

The Rebel One of Rock'n'roll❤ Gene Vincent "Mitchiko from Tokio"

Increíblemente tremendo

Fell in love with this song on vinyl-grandpa’s zenith TV phono/stereo combo. I was a toddler. Still stuck in my head 47 years later.

🆗🧑‍✈️🕊️👁️ you all good Friday nite

It's 2024. Where do I find a loyal woman that will actually say that!?

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Barney Kessel -Guitar Ray Leatherwood - Bass

i have the orginal Liberty Pressing.....as shown here.....also the UK London pressing....both mint

Desde que descubri en esta página musical esta maravilla de video musical,me encanta y la pongo cada dia ,es fantástico

Dale ricchie! Mas eu não sei quem é o melhor cantando isso. Se o ricchie ou o elvis

I was listening to the Joe Budden Podcast and one of the hosts, Emanny, said “young people have no idea Ron Isley did the song Shout” and I am in disbelief

Jimmy Darren makes a mediocre song special. He spins a story that is very nostalgic and appealing.

Esta cancion fue muy tocada en las radios Chilenas en la decada del 60.Un Boon.

Great chugging rhythm section of bass, drums & piano, under the harmonies.

No sound?

***OK***

This guy was an amazing talent. Who is the girl just behind him for the whole song?

Thats a damn shame

I'm still asking myself who would introduce a 13 yr. old to heroin/drugs ?....this still is a WICKED WORLD...wasted talent....RIP Frankie Lymon....unmatched !!

Hello from Margia Candies

Part of what makes this such a great show is that he had a great Belgium jazz combo backing him up. Sound like he actually rehearsed with them before the show. If you listen to the live in Detroit show you can hear Chuck making mistakes and the performance is hurting. He had just gotten out of jail and played folk songs for the inmates. By 65 Chuck was coming back to claim his crown and took the time to make it work. Too bad he didn't stay with that mentality.