Carl Perkins Birth Of Rock And Roll
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- The song was part of the 1985 Class of '55 sessions that marked the 30th anniversary of the emergence of rock and roll when Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis began their careers at Sun Records in Memphis. The sessions were also a reunion of the Million Dollar Quartet, Perkins, Presley, Cash, and Lewis. With the death of Elvis Presley in 1977, Roy Orbison took his place at the sessions. They were the surviving members of the 1955-1956 period in the history of Sun Records when the label had its greatest chart and sales success. In the song, Perkins recounts that early history when Sun was instrumental in the emergence of rock and roll. He sings: "I was here when it happened/ I watched Memphis give birth to rock and roll." He described how Elvis Presley's first recording session at Sun had been a catalyst for the emergence of the rock and roll genre. He also emphasized his own role in that evolution. He then traced that evolution to the emergence of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones in 1964. They continued the evolution of rock and roll begun at Sun. Finally, he concluded that critics who argued that rock and roll was "the devil's music" and that it would not last as a form or genre of music had been proved wrong.
Carl was the nicest rock legend you could ever meet. We spent some time together and I absolutely loved him.
You were there when it happened Carl because you made it happen! ❤❤
He’s playing with crystal-clear tone, so there’s absolutely nothing to mask a mistake. Good thing he never makes any 😎
Again rock and roll Great🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 music
Great song & guitar playing.
colkid Glen carl was a great guy. Generous, wrote many hits, never sought lime lite, loved musos & nobody ever said a bad word agin him.
King Carl Perkins!!!
trop classe Carl Perkins Rock 'N ' Rolllllll Rockabillyyyyyyyyyyyyy
How on earth can anybody put a thumbs down to the ahem devil's music!!!
The pioniers of Rock and Roll SUPER
Cat called Elvis bopped in off the street them sun fellas were something else all talented in their own right nobody can touch them
THE KING Right Here,
Carl knew what that guitar was for.
a song that should have been a hit imho
+Sal ty yes one of my favourite..
have you ever seen him in person live singing?
no. my spouse has seen most of the popular ones of the day. i was not so fortunate
Sal ty
Rock and roll did not just "start"; rather, it evolved, as the several comments below show. I am age 81 and still listen to 1950's rock and roll and to Black blues. As Little Richard once said, "The blues had a baby, and they called it rock and roll." To get a dull marriage dance going, just ask the DJ to play "Great Balls of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis, and then keep playin Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Bill Haley, Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent, et al, and plan to stay until midnight or later.
Fantastique, brillante interprétation, quelle fougue !
Rock a Billy at it's very best.
Fabulous !
CARL LEGEND!
LEGENDARY!!! I BOUGHT THIS ALBUM WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT!!!!
ROCK'AND'ROLL
King of Rockabilly
Dam I still have this CD!
Grande vedette du rock the King
Sun records somehow there was magic sparkle in 50,s there
WHEN NASHVILL HAD COUNTRY MUSIC = quando Nashville aveva la musica couuntry
AND MENPHIS HAD THE SOUL
= e Menphis, ( Tennessee ) aveva la SOUL music Lord ,
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I WAS THERE WHEN IT HAPPENS
= io ero là quando accadde
Uno de los más grandes padres del buen rock...
Exelente
he was a far better guitarplayer than Chuck Berry
peetjemuilwijk
They both were outstanding performers.
colkid Glen nTony Booth
They had very different styles, but Chuck Berry's 1 4 5 style boogie, double stop leads, bends, and song writing were far more influential.
Two different styles, so no truly accurate comparison can be made, really. There are always too many subtle differences....and this is what makes life worth experiencing....IMHO, of course.
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Someone said rock and roll started in the forties; well Big Joe Turner was rocking his rhythm and blues back in the thirties with Jimmy Johnson on the boogie woogie piano and there were a few others as well in the late thirties who’s style was what we would recognize as early rock n roll.
In country music the Delmore Brothers had Rockin n roll boogie and Buddy Jones in 1939 put out a song called Rockin rollin Mama.
And from Texas Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys were Rockin a big band blues sound with a country flair to it that was definitely some Rockin music. All of these cats were performing in The 1930s . The song referenced in the 1920s was by a woman and although she sounded like a black artist I believe she was white... not that that matters much. “My Man Rocks Me (With one Steady Roll) 1922 by Trixie Smith was first song with rock and roll in the title.
Rock did indeed excist in 20,s but alan freed called style of music rock n roll . It,s all blues country jazz
Carl its mr Rocka billy
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Carl was NOT BETTER THAN ELVIS.. THEY WERE BOTH DIFFERENT AND AMAZING! LIKE ELVIS CARL WAS HUMBLE ALWAYS PRAISED ELVIS. HE LOVED ELVIS.. THERE'S A REASON ELVIS IS CALLED THE KING! HE WAS A TRIPLE THREAT.. ALSO COULD SING 5 GENRA OF MUSIC! CARL WOULD AGREE
I love both
Who said he was?
ABSOLUTE CRAP Carl Perkins was far superior
To much hate in this world.....they were both amazing ".".........humble guys and talented in their own right with respect for each other’s talent..
Tru that. Both had mutual respect. Although i believe CP is the greatest gutiarist ever.
What year was this from?
Richie Betz Around. 85
Man Carl Perkins was a great performer! Carl wasn't really there when rock and roll started. It quickly arose as a fad sound among urban blacks all over the country during 1948-1949 -- "Rock The Joint" Chris Powell, "Rock That Boogie" Jimmy Smith, "Rockin' All Day" Jimmy McCracklin, "Boogie At Midnight" Roy Brown, "Rock And Roll" Wild Bill Moore, etc. -- and various white artists such as Bill Haley and Carl became aware of it shortly after that. ("Hillbilly boogie," influenced by earlier boogie-woogie similar to Louis Jordan, was big as of 1948-1949, but not with lyrics about rocking and rolling or backbeat percussion.)
There was a song with "rock and roll" in it's title in the late 20"s.
Carl was there at Sun when rock n' roll started in the mid-1950's.
Rock and roll didn't start in the mid-1950s.
Hey Joseph Rock The Joint 1947 from Jimmy Preston And The Prestonians.
Joseph Scott ROCKABILLY/ROCK WAS NOT BLACK MUSIC. IT IS GAELIC MUSIC. THE BUSINESS END JUST STARTED CALLING IT ROCK WITHOUT THE IDENTIFYING SOURCE. BLUES, GOSPEL, AND TAP/JAZZ ARE GAELIC. RAP IS ANGLO SAXON.
Rock has been around 4.000 years.
Carl was always better than Elvis
No,he wasn't Carl was limited compared to Elvis
Cat called Elvis bopped in off the street ………….them sun fellas knew music all great talents in their own rights nobody comes near them
How so? Because he played guitar better than Elvis? LMAO! There are hundreds of reasons why Elvis is known as the King, so sit down, simpleton.
Sold more records than Elvis, until his car accident in ‘56-57. I read that Carl’s Blue suede shoes sales still outnumber Elvis. Not to disparage the big E, but Hounddog by Big Mama Thornton was the best.
Of couse he is better than elvis
Carl plays intro solo with his guitar
Not like elvis who only plays by chords and better voice for rockin ..
Go and see duets with jerry lee mean woman blues.. fantastic....
Seriously? Carl Perkins can play guitar so that makes him better than the biggest selling artist of all time.
@@ianwatton570 LMAO! Some people are dumb enough to think that. Fact is, Carl comes nowhere near Elvis.
That toupee.
nice wig
How's your micropenis?
Great guy RIP