BLUE SUEDE SHOES-film complet de Curtis Clarck (complete movie)crazy cavan,flyng saucers....
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2012
- pour les personne qui ne le trouve pas voici le film de curtis clarck film documentaire entier sur le festival de great yarmouth:
blue suede shoes complete dick clarck's movie
-Ray Campi and his rockabilly rebels
-Freddy finger lee
-the flying saucers
-Crazy Cavan and the rhythm rockers
matchbox
-Bill Haley and the comets - Hudba
FANTASTIC MOVIE , from me young rockabilly days ........
R I P , Freddie " Fingers" Lee ( 1938-2013 ) & " Crazy " Cavan Grogan ( 1940-2020 )
Just finished watching it with tears in my eyes, so fantastic and a brilliant montage, so thanks that really portrays that rock’n’roll spirit and you’ve either got it or you haven’t. I got it decades ago and I’ve still got it, musically speaking. 70 years old next birthday and still rocking 😂😂😂
This is just so brilliant, my youth and influences and still listening to Jerry Lee everyday ❤😂😂😂😂
Thank you for this gem of a video. I seen this movie 30 years ago and it made me a the man i am today. Rockabilly Psychobilly subculture for life.
I knew about this film but the first chance I got to tape it off the television was early 1990s and instead of just setting the timer on my VCR like any normal person would, I stayed up for the 2am start so I could pause out the ad breaks in real time and fell asleep before it started. Which was quite vexing since I was a Ray Campi aficionado of approximately 12 years standing.
The real charm of 'Blue Suede Shoes' is of course that it's first and foremost about the kids, with the camera following them around and catching candid observations. The dance hall scenes are beautiful: the mix of teddy boys (and girls) and rockabilly rebels on the scene at the time expediting an array of dancing styles. In proceeding years, those tribal factions would diverge to their own respective club nights and the dancing, at least from my perspective on the rockabilly end, became rather more regimented.
Thank you from good old Germany let the good times roll
Fantastic show from Flying Saucers! I had this on video but can't play it now so thanks.
this is a great film and one of the few that actually understood the "scene" I remember buying the original VHS edition for £30 in 1981 yikes! alot of money then and now!
Understanding the late '70s revival scene - certainly not the '50s one, unfortunately.
i bought 16 copies for my family so they could understand all the craziness
they didnt get it somehow 😂
RIP CRAZY CAVAN (1940-2020) King of the Teddy Boys
Géant un gros merci à toi Teddyboy1664 !! Long Live Rock'n'Roll !!!
Great movie. I used to do a little guest spot singing with the “Flying Saucers” way back in the 80’s.
Thank you 🙏
Rock n roll it the best 👌
RIP legendary British RnR musician, producer, broadcaster and organiser of the 1976 RnR March on the BBC Stuart Coleman, whose radio-voice can be heard on this tape as the London rockabillys board their coach to the 1979 Caister Great Yarmouth Weekend Hop.
Merci
I was there at both events caister and at the royalty for Bill best time of my life fantastic music and great times
@JSavic There are bands in the UK still playing the music. And there are rock n roll events to check out around the UK as well. You can get all of this info from Vintage Rock magazine.
@JSavic I agree. However, if one looks around hard enough there might be some new and original generation Ted's out there, like finding tumble weeds. I know that is what I did way back in early 2000 and continued the search and it paid off.
I myself am a rockabilly/Greaser kitten, and thanks to the internet I learned there are other Cats and Kittens in my area across the pond, thanks to the website MeetUP.Com
I created my own Greaser meet up page and our group goes to car shows, old movies, rock and roll concerts, and next up we'll be meeting up to go bowling. ☺🙋♀️
Damn , I was born just a little too late. This all looks great!"!
ce film est terrible et il décrit bien notre milieu!encore aujourd'hui il y a des festival comme celui ci!pour nous il est d'actualité!;)
@Teddyboy1664 : tout à fait d'accord !
il manquera malheureusement , notre regretté grand dom ,qui organisait de bons trucs
thanks!love this movie!
greetings from france
Thank you for uploading the film. I was just reading about the Crazy Cavan and The Rhythm Rockers in Vintage Rock magazine, issue 40 March/April 2019. I did a web search on the band and learned about the movie Blue Suede Shoes.
Ray Campi & Rebels are great.
Excellent film je viens de me le commander en DVD
👍👍👍👍😃 Cuántos años sin ver esta película. Thanks for share. ❤️
Et vive le vrai Rock'n'roll !
Eddie COCHRAN , Gene VINCENT , Carl PERKINS , etc....
Rock On !
Brilliant, thanks for posting Ron
Super film !!! pourtant , je suis un fan de heavy-metal , mais j'ai grandi en écoutant
du Rock'N'Roll ....et ce film me rappelle des souvenirs !
espectacular!!!!
Great movie!But poor statement (24.:30) from the Teddyboy about his sons!As a father you should´t have a favourite son ! :-/ but great acts and movie anyway!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARE IT¡¡¡
thanks!!!!!!!! greets from France!!!
Jr me suis regalé aujhourdui. Merci.
Fantastic ...thank you
Fond memories of Caister; been privileged to see THE king of rock n roll. Thanks for the memories Bill.
The King never visited Caister, and his name wasn't Bill. Rock Around the Clock still had one foot in the jazz age, and every record Haley made followed the same monotonous formula. There's only one king - the one that truly changed music and popular culture forever. Elvis made his first record in the same year that Haley recorded Rock Around the Clock. Haley's record was different enough to interest teenagers, but when the true king became known, Haley (who looked more like a kindly uncle) was left floundering in his wake. I actually don't mind listening to Bill Haley, but him being 'the king of rock n roll'? Don't be bloody silly!🤣🤣
Outstanding!
SO GREAT ROCK KING HALEY
thanks for your comment greeting from france!!
trop cool merci
Hey, boy : you're right
1:06:12 Boris Becker was a Teddy Boy
Nice One.!!
Se film est formidable,un sacrée document,ont y voie Gégé,entre autres,membre du Riot Rockers Fan Club et un des premiers Teds Français.Dj EddieCesc
😎😎😎😎😎
Cavan sandy and bill rock n roll royalty the best just Carl missing
de rien!je sais qu'il ne se trouve pas facilement sur internet!
@Teddyboy1664 : et est-ce qu'on peut se le procurer en DVD ?
ESTO SI QUE ES PURO 100% ROCK & ROLL
Merci de m'avoir répondu !!! En 2004 , des copains Rockers m'ont emmené à un festival de RockaBilly , près de Nîmes , à......Vergèze , je crois & j'y ai vu entre
autres , Ray Campi & Mac Curtis ....;j'ai adoré !!!
on s'est surement croisé alors
c'était organisé par grand dom
paix à son à âme
@@valkyria943 affirmatif ! je m'y suis rendu aussi en 2006 , et comme vous le dites , R I P à Grand Dom qui s'est donné tant de mal pour organiser ces fabuleux concerts !
Merci pour le partage :) ma VHS etait morte ! Keep on Rockin'
Ohne Bill Haley geht es nicht :-)
Rest in peace Mr. Grogan
Excellent
im sure me and the gang were at the royalty
J adore se film 👍
Just going down the Deakins wiki filmography.
I taped this of the telly then had copied on to DVD god knows where it is now lol great to this on CZcams
Freddie Fingers Lee was a great performer, but smashing up a piano with an axe is just embarrassing to watch. Remember, this was the late 1970s, so isn't a reflection of how the original Teddy boys were in their outlook. A different generation.
What’s the dance called at 1:03:00
Way back in the day we were all ready to explode and rock n roll lit the fuse.Maybe there was something from the recent world war in our genes - either the violence and aggression of it - or else a frantic determination to celebrate life after the horror of millions of deaths. Just about every family had been damaged by it to some degree BUT it wasn't of OUR making - it was the older generations nightmare. They'd taken part in wholesale slaughter and yet had the effrontery to demonize us kids for playing beat music! They were the demons - we were just noisy angels1
English rock n roll was a pretty crude imitation of a handful of American records. We did not have the background of folk, blues and jazz that naturally permeated their music so ours just sounded monotonously repetitive - it didn't 'swing' and it certainly didn't bounce - and the less said about the lyrics the better! Our rock just thudded and crashed... but for a while that was good enough - until we got hold of more American records and began to develop the right feel... or as close to it as we could get.
Billy Fury nailed it.
Was rocknroll the answer? escapism, dreams, real happiness? Not sure anymore, alot went wrong along the way.
@willie otoole. Wholesale slaughter? You mean brave young men, who in many cases lost their lives fighting an implacable foe, led by a madman who was intent on taking over Europe?? Those young men enabled loathsome creatures like you to live in freedom. I'd swap a million like you in place of just one of those brave souls who fought for and gained our freedom from an impending tyranny. Braver, more decent souls than you could ever be. Have you ever studied history, or are you only capable of uttering such pathetic platitudes, no doubt based on some pathetic political ideology, or are you just as thick as mince? Probably. As to your opinions on rock n roll, the same dreary 'English rock n roll wasn't as good as American rock n roll because....' commentary I've read a hundred times before - cut and pasted from elsewhere, because I'll take a guess you weren't even around in the 1950s.
What year was this
1979 the 1st (ever since popular ) teddyboy weekender caister park
Also the royalty pub in london
And radio 1 rock n roll roadshow check youtube for more of the same
Yeah 🤘 rockafuckingbilly
@26:30 is Gene from the Isle of wight, '69, unfortunately backed by the "Shite Angels" czcams.com/video/eSDSand-6IY/video.html