That's right Paul. John knew the song, Paul knew the lyrics. A marriage made in heaven. Talk about heavenly.....Jayne Mansfield's isn't half a strapping lass.
@@Chloe-ng6cq AND could play it correctly. I think he was doing that “play upside down on a right handed guitar” thing he did. Right then, John asked,”You want to be in the group?” God was there that day, that’s all there is to it.
I’ve heard about the legendary Eddie Cochran and heard his stellar music since I was a kid. But this my first time seeing the man play and sing, and it’s a stunning eye opener, he was an undoubted talent, not just on stage, but in production too, to get the records to sound the way they did. What a terrible loss of a young life at 21, just 1 year and 2 months after Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and The Big Bopper also perished as young Rock n Rollers. RIP
@@romanetolaneta Look at his photos during his last tour in England, he was 21 and looked 40, like James Dean who was 24 when he died and also looked 40 in some photos, these guys in the 50s were living hard.
He was one of the best early rock and roll guitarist, very influential in England, George Harrison, Jeff Beck, many others also don't forget Brian Seltzer, good singer too!
He also had an aptitude for playing the guitar and could figure virtually any style and play it! Britons say he intellectually taught them how to play rock and roll swing and not the big band swing most were still mired in.
@@ITILII the Stray Cats revitalized rockabilly in the 80's and their main inspirations(though not limited to) were Eddie Cochran & Gene Vincent. Saw 'em live twice(Stray Cats) and they absolutely Killed It!
@@hamiltonburger4574 Yes, I was 16 then living in London where I did in fact until 2016. I saw Eddie at the Finsbury Park Empire also on the bill was Gene Vincent. Eddie started the performance with his back to the audience. I also saw within a couple of years the Beetles and Cilla Black at the same venue. Many years later I attended twice concerts in London featuring Little Richard, Chuck Berry and the recently dearly missed Jerry Lee Lewis. Truly Great Memories.
@@stephenvincent4989 Did he have the leather pants? He really turned his playing up when he came to London. his cover of sweet little sixteen is a good example. too bad they didn´t film and record more of his gigs there. i think he really inspired many of the stars that came up in the 60´s that saw his shows and his playing. jimi hendrix really liked him to.
Buddy Holly and Eddie Cochran, both died so young and tragically....2 of the strongest influences on the Quarrymen, later named The Beatles, in honor of Buddy Holly and The crickets.... by their most famous fan, John Lennon
What a video ! Eddie singing the song that got Paul into The Beatles, playing that Gretsch, Jayne Mansfield...and that maid knew great music when she heard it....steppin' !!!!!
If I can take back one great artist back to life. It would be this man who never had the chance to live his life fully and and reach full potential. He had so much to give and we had so much more to hear from him.
Jennifersman. Eddie was a huge influence on Hendrix, The Who, The Beatles and many others. He left way too early aged only 21. Gene Vincent never got over his death.
Go tell that to Little Richard, Jerry Lee, Roger Daltrey, Pete townshend, Ringo, Paul, Ozzy fucking Osbourne,Keith 'highlander' Richards, Mick Jagger, Roger Waters etc. Some rockers can live for way too long too
This was the first song I ever learnt to play back in 1960. Years later I discovered it was the song that got Paul McCartney into what became The Beatles.
Probably (I was not there unfortunately !)but she really did have the little dogs when she appeared at the Batley Variety club in Yorkshire , England But this gag was probably a standard part of her nightclub act !
...Il aurait pris le trône, elvis presley l'aurais convoité lui aussi, et ils se seraient livrés une bataille qui aurait durée pendant plus de 20 ans... Mais personnellement je pense que Cochran aurait fini par prendre le dessus et serait devenu "LA" légende... mais ce n'est que mon avis. Amitiés à vous. ♤ R'N'R never die ♤
I wouldn't say rock and roll would be totally different. Gene Vincent lived a decade after the crash that killed Cochran, but his influence never extended beyond his late 50s/early 60s heyday. Even Chuck Berry didn't have much of an impact on popular music after the early 60s and he died just 3 years ago. In fact, I can't think of any early pioneers of rock who went on to be highly influential for many years after. Elvis came closest having lots of hits, but did Burning Love and Suspicion Minds really change the course of music in any significant way? I'd say no. Don't get me wrong. Maybe Cochran's career would have been different. We'll never know. But judging by his contemporaries, I'd consider it unlikely.
Eddie was a class act. He had it all: good looks, the best hairstyle, and musicianship. A massive influence on Hendrix, The Who, Rod Stewart, and Led Zep. Who knows what he could have achieved if fate hadn't cruelly intervened, on that terrible April day in 1960.
I once read somewhere that Elvis considered Eddie Cochran to be his most direct contender to the throne, which Eddie himself found both amusing and accurate. Then came April 17.
Besides Summertime Blues which is a classic Rocker covered by the Who even, he influenced Punk! The Sex Pistols copied his guitar riffs and you can hear it clearly in several Pistols songs. At least I do. The guitar riff right before Rotten starts singing in the beginning of God Save the Queen. For example is Cochran’s. De do dada, de do dada, de do dada I am an Anti you know the rest. As a guitar player, I noticed this. The repeating Riff is Cochran’s. Go Figure! And Sid Viscous even covered Cmon Everybody and Something Else! And Led Zep did too, live. Cochran was more popular in Britain than America as he toured there last. He sadly died in a car crash with Gene Vincent and his girlfriend in the car with him. Vincent was injured and survived but Cochran hit his head fatally. It’s a genuine shame because he was so talented and like Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens was headed for bigger things! They all were! But now we will never know what might have been.
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I love this era so much, such a gentleman, the songs are so innocent but they represent such frustration in the era there’s nothing sleazy about it. Eddie died far too young and little did he know the influence he’d have on modern music. RIP legend
Today, April 17th, marks the 60th anniversary of the tragic passing of legendary rock and roll singer songwriter and guitarist Eddie Cochran, at the age of 21. 🌹
6th July, 1957: 63 years ago today, John Lennon met Paul McCartney. Paul impressed John by playing this song on his guitar and he knew all of the lyrics unlike John, so John decided to let Paul into his band and the rest is history!
@@jamalfromcollege2854 no, sad to say, he's right. A lot of the 50's rock was covers of black rhythm and blues artists who never got their due credit. On the other hand, mixing the white hillbilly sound of the guys covering the blues added a different element into the music, giving it a different sound
“Come Go With Me” as sung by John caught Paul’s attention. “Twenty Flight Rock” played by Paul showed John how talented Paul was. “Raunchy” got George to join them. Kids! One, the wit and the rebel. Two, the talent and the fun. Three, the note-perfect.
Hello 👋 Claire. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
This is a really cool video. It typifies the difference in attitudes at the time. There were those of us who really "dug" it from the start and then there were the "squares" that just couldn't relate. I'm really glad that I grew up when all of this was happening.
Legend's song, covered by so many greats. Eddie's importance to Rock n Roll is huge, such an influence to all great rock n roll masters who came after him
@@GabrielNicho not true, Eddie wrote all his own music, he experimented with different guitar sounds, he also left his comfort zone and travelled the world playing his music which is why he is so influential in England, Elvis was a great entertainer with a powerful voice but his musical abilities and songwriting ability is far behind Eddie Cochran
@@ggmm6182 I meant mostly on style, Eddie Cochran himself said he just copied Elvis, also with his singing style. I agree Eddie invented a lot when he created classic rock. I always wish he hadn't died so we could have heard what he would come up with.
In his all too brief career Eddie only had 3 songs in the Top 40. "Sittin' In The Balcony" written by John D. Loudermilk, "Summertime Blues" and "C'mon Everybody" but he recorded some great tunes including "Twenty Flight Rock", "Jeannie,Jeannie, Jeannie", "Three Steps To Heaven", "Nervous Breakdown" "Cherished Memories", "Teenage Heaven" and "Guybo"( an instrumental). Him and Hank Cochran performed as The Cochran Brothers although they weren't related. Hank went on to be an award winning song writer. He wrote "She's Got You" for Patsy Cline and co-wrote "I Fall To Pieces" with Harlan Howard.
Sittin' in The Balcony is the one my sister had at the house when I was a little kid. That's how I first had known of him. Then heard the other 2 on the radio.
Thanks a lot for this restoration, always thought something was missing in this movie. Long live Rock and Roll. I leave you, don't want my babe too much to wait
Eddie Cochran photo wearing double Levi's denim (jacket and jeans) while standing in a fall forest with his guitar in hand. Iconic image. If you want to understand the 'lore' of American Rock n Roll music you need to have a good look at that picture. Then you hear the music and it all makes sense. RIP Eddie.
The music transformation in the 1950's always blow my mind , the jump to electric guitar between this and chuck berry is crazy , the foundations set by the architect little richard
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The song that Paul McCartney played for John Lennon of the Quarrymen that got him into the Beatles...
That's right Paul. John knew the song, Paul knew the lyrics. A marriage made in heaven.
Talk about heavenly.....Jayne Mansfield's isn't half a strapping lass.
@@theplayer2286 haha. Yeah, she's pretty hot. Her daughter Mariska? Not as hot.
Guess he wasn't ready to start copying Carl Perkins yet?
No...That was George.
@@1512592011 Uh huh.
I saw Eddie perform live in 1957. It was a great show!
Jim Johnston Tell me more!!!!
What was it like?
@paris snow When Eddie played Twenty Flight rock song and everyone stop dancing to watch Eddie play. He put on a great show!
Lucky bastard
Strange question but how old were u then.
the song Paul McCartney played for John Lennon the day he met him
Vc comentou !!! Nesse exato dia 06de julho !!! You commented !!! On this exact day of July 6th !!!
July 6, 1957 - One of the most important dates in rock history
Paul tells the story on The Ronnie Wood Show Special right at the beginning, got him into The Beatles
Because he was the only one who knew the words!
@@Chloe-ng6cq AND could play it correctly.
I think he was doing that “play upside down on a right handed guitar” thing he did.
Right then, John asked,”You want to be in the group?”
God was there that day, that’s all there is to it.
Eddie had it all. Looks chops, an overlooked rock pioneer.
Overlooked by whoom,you?😂
@@bluesloverdelux5010 Whst are ya’ a fuckin’ stupid millennial? Sound like it.
What???😅😅
EDDIE COCHRAN WAS NOT OVERLOOKED. HE WAS A STAR, BUT THERE'S ONLY SO BIG YOU CAN BECOME WHEN YOU DIE AT 21 YEARS OF AGE!
I’ve heard about the legendary Eddie Cochran and heard his stellar music since I was a kid. But this my first time seeing the man play and sing, and it’s a stunning eye opener, he was an undoubted talent, not just on stage, but in production too, to get the records to sound the way they did. What a terrible loss of a young life at 21, just 1 year and 2 months after Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and The Big Bopper also perished as young Rock n Rollers. RIP
First time seeing him in action. I had only known him through that big Liverpool group.
It’s amazing to think this movie was made in 1956 and Eddie was 16 years old. Such a mature singer for his age
Born 1938, so 18 👍.
MTF look 30
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
17 or 18
@@romanetolaneta Look at his photos during his last tour in England, he was 21 and looked 40, like James Dean who was 24 when he died and also looked 40 in some photos, these guys in the 50s were living hard.
He was one of the best early rock and roll guitarist, very influential in England, George Harrison, Jeff Beck, many others also don't forget Brian Seltzer, good singer too!
He also had an aptitude for playing the guitar and could figure virtually any style and play it! Britons say he intellectually taught them how to play rock and roll swing and not the big band swing most were still mired in.
Jeff beck hahaha thanks for the laugh
@@zebunker Not a joke
Brian SETZER, Homer !
@@ITILII the Stray Cats revitalized rockabilly in the 80's and their main inspirations(though not limited to) were Eddie Cochran & Gene Vincent. Saw 'em live twice(Stray Cats) and they absolutely Killed It!
RIP Eddie Cochran (October 3, 1938 - April 17, 1960), aged 21
You will be remembered as a legend.
Rockabilly rules!
Amen, and imagine he was only 21, raw talent, rest in peace Eddie
April 17, 1960, the day the music died.
Que loco yo nací el 4 de octubre
Murdered 100%
the housekeeper is likely one of the best parts of the movie! LOL
She was the best part of this video besides Eddie.
Jayne Mansfield was pretty good too!
👏👍😉
She wrecks the song. More Eddie, less housekeeper. Maybe if she actually knew how to dance it would have been sort of tolerable.
@@ricenglish4556 he's likely mouthing the song to a recording, I disagree she's good
Died young like Buddy Holly and James Dean...
Live fast died young
Yeah, but he died a hero :) RIP Eddie Cochran
And Jayne Mansfield, who played the blonde.
*R I T C H I E V A L E N S*
And Sid Vicious.
Eddie Cochran absolutely Rock’ N’ Roll, Jayne Mansfield Queen of the Erogenous zones, the maid clued up and definitely with the all program.
Crazy how Jayne Mansfield is in her glory and we are loving the music like the maid is loving it.
I saw Eddie a few days before the fatal crash - a great exciting performer and a true Rock legend!
Course u did
@@jamescunningham9854 lol
I'm two years late on this thread, but I'd love to hear about you seeing Eddie.
I sure wish I could have.
@@hamiltonburger4574
Yes, I was 16 then living in London where I did in fact until 2016. I saw Eddie at the Finsbury Park Empire also on the bill was Gene Vincent. Eddie started the performance with his back to the audience. I also saw within a couple of years the Beetles and Cilla Black at the same venue. Many years later I attended twice concerts in London featuring Little Richard, Chuck Berry and the recently dearly missed Jerry Lee Lewis. Truly Great Memories.
@@stephenvincent4989 Did he have the leather pants? He really turned his playing up when he came to London. his cover of sweet little sixteen is a good example. too bad they didn´t film and record more of his gigs there. i think he really inspired many of the stars that came up in the 60´s that saw his shows and his playing. jimi hendrix really liked him to.
Buddy Holly and Eddie Cochran, both died so young and tragically....2 of the strongest influences on the Quarrymen, later named The Beatles, in honor of Buddy Holly and The crickets.... by their most famous fan, John Lennon
C était un bon!!!!
Chuck Berry too, no?
Rip
@@benjaminmonroy8622 Chuck Berry lived 95 years.
And richie
What a video ! Eddie singing the song that got Paul into The Beatles, playing that Gretsch, Jayne Mansfield...and that maid knew great music when she heard it....steppin' !!!!!
If I can take back one great artist back to life. It would be this man who never had the chance to live his life fully and and reach full potential. He had so much to give and we had so much more to hear from him.
Eddie Cochran’s one of the great pioneering rockers who died far too young
Jennifersman. Eddie was a huge influence on Hendrix, The Who, The
Beatles and many others. He left way too early aged only 21.
Gene Vincent never got over his death.
Apparently Rockers have one of the lowest expectance of life.
Go tell that to Little Richard, Jerry Lee, Roger Daltrey, Pete townshend, Ringo, Paul, Ozzy fucking Osbourne,Keith 'highlander' Richards, Mick Jagger, Roger Waters etc. Some rockers can live for way too long too
And he wasn't huge in the States...he had way more hits in the UK.
jennifersman as everybody over 10 knows
This was the first song I ever learnt to play back in 1960. Years later I discovered it was the song that got Paul McCartney into what became The Beatles.
you never tire of this, no matter how many times you listen to it
Cant take my eyes off Jane's sweater.
"Would you like to see my Chihuahuas ?" Jayne said when she made a personal appearance at a working Men's Club in the North of England !
Oh did Jane have a sweater on?
Probably (I was not there unfortunately !)but she really did have the little dogs when she appeared at the Batley Variety club in Yorkshire , England But this gag was probably a standard part of her nightclub act !
me too
That was the first thing Dick Jaws noticed as well.
He died at age 21. Imagine what could have been if he didn’t get in that car accident. Rock ‘n Roll would be completely different.
Way too many rock n rollers died too young
...Il aurait pris le trône, elvis presley l'aurais convoité lui aussi, et ils se seraient livrés une bataille qui aurait durée pendant plus de 20 ans... Mais personnellement je pense que Cochran aurait fini par prendre le dessus et serait devenu "LA" légende... mais ce n'est que mon avis. Amitiés à vous.
♤ R'N'R never die ♤
I wouldn't say rock and roll would be totally different. Gene Vincent lived a decade after the crash that killed Cochran, but his influence never extended beyond his late 50s/early 60s heyday.
Even Chuck Berry didn't have much of an impact on popular music after the early 60s and he died just 3 years ago.
In fact, I can't think of any early pioneers of rock who went on to be highly influential for many years after. Elvis came closest having lots of hits, but did Burning Love and Suspicion Minds really change the course of music in any significant way?
I'd say no.
Don't get me wrong. Maybe Cochran's career would have been different. We'll never know. But judging by his contemporaries, I'd consider it unlikely.
JoM0BX yeah. Same with Buddy Holly.
@@kaymuldoon3575 and Richie Valens
Eddie was a class act. He had it all: good looks, the best hairstyle, and musicianship. A massive influence on Hendrix, The Who, Rod Stewart, and Led Zep.
Who knows what he could have achieved if fate hadn't cruelly intervened, on that terrible April day in 1960.
I once read somewhere that Elvis considered Eddie Cochran to be his most direct contender to the throne, which Eddie himself found both amusing and accurate.
Then came April 17.
don't forget the Beatles, Paul played this to John when they first met before being asked to join his band
He was great in his own right, but he copied everything he saw Elvis do.
@@junglebull2635and don’t forget Brian Setzer and Chris Cheney!
Besides Summertime Blues which is a classic Rocker covered by the Who even, he influenced Punk!
The Sex Pistols copied his guitar riffs and you can hear it clearly in several Pistols songs. At least I do. The guitar riff right before Rotten starts singing in the beginning of God Save the Queen. For example is Cochran’s. De do dada, de do dada, de do dada I am an Anti you know the rest. As a guitar player, I noticed this. The repeating Riff is Cochran’s. Go Figure!
And Sid Viscous even covered Cmon Everybody and Something Else! And Led Zep did too, live.
Cochran was more popular in Britain than America as he toured there last.
He sadly died in a car crash with Gene Vincent and his girlfriend in the car with him. Vincent was injured and survived but Cochran hit his head fatally. It’s a genuine shame because he was so talented and like Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens was headed for bigger things! They all were!
But now we will never know what might have been.
Eddie Cochran was a handsome dude. Love how the housekeeper was really getting down with it, too.
Hello Kay, How are you doing?
Both Eddie and the maid....groovin' to GREAT music. Proves soul is not found on the outside appearance; but the the INNER SPIRIT !!!
Wooow👍👍👍😍
The maid was played by Juanita Moore, an Oscar-nominated actress.
Love how the house help just starts dancing-she got it!
I wasn't even born, But when I look at the late 50's rock n roll, I can see wher the youngsters were coming from.
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I love this era so much, such a gentleman, the songs are so innocent but they represent such frustration in the era there’s nothing sleazy about it. Eddie died far too young and little did he know the influence he’d have on modern music. RIP legend
Innocent? Waddya think "rock" refers to?
Today, April 17th, marks the 60th anniversary of the tragic passing of legendary rock and roll singer songwriter and guitarist Eddie Cochran, at the age of 21. 🌹
Eddie Cochran my favorite rocker. Fantastic!
ywhhhh
Eddie must have been 17 in this clip, So much talent.
He was 18
Born 1938
@@Swedish_rock_king Thank you !
17 o18 non importa talento e vita spezzata cosi
How was it possible to look so old at that age? Nowadays 18 year olds look 18.
@@bimbobaggypants4820 people used to eat like shit, smoke and drink. that's all there is to it.
Remembering amazing singer-song writer and musician Eddie Cochran! 59 years today since his passing in a tragic car accident...
I wasn't born back then but I always liked music from before my time and that is one of my favorite songs and artists from that era
6th July, 1957: 63 years ago today, John Lennon met Paul McCartney. Paul impressed John by playing this song on his guitar and he knew all of the lyrics unlike John, so John decided to let Paul into his band and the rest is history!
I never knew that 🙂
@@ryanwaring9016 well you do now 😉
@@chantelleadlington 😇
OK, count me in as totally impressed.
🕵🏼♀️👍🏿👍🏿
People mourning xxtenations and my slow ass is here mourning this guy.
He died way to young man.
Rap is shit bro
Bearlogg white people killed rock
Danny anime buddy holly was white though so did he kill rock?
@@dannyanime3468 you're an idiot
@@jamalfromcollege2854 no, sad to say, he's right. A lot of the 50's rock was covers of black rhythm and blues artists who never got their due credit. On the other hand, mixing the white hillbilly sound of the guys covering the blues added a different element into the music, giving it a different sound
“Come Go With Me” as sung by John caught Paul’s attention.
“Twenty Flight Rock” played by Paul showed John how talented Paul was.
“Raunchy” got George to join them.
Kids!
One, the wit and the rebel.
Two, the talent and the fun.
Three, the note-perfect.
V R "Screaching"by Yoko got things really weird
And ALL 3 great musicians and songwriters !
Having a drummer named Best, Peter got Ringo in to the band😆
He wanted to be Elvis so bad
@@darrenkellman5780 ...non il ne voulait pas être Elvis !!!! il avait son style a lui .....Eddie ete souvent copié mais jamais égalé...
He is like the brightest star that flashed for a moment, but left its indelible mark.🌟
Does anyone agree with me that Eddie Cochrane was a very handsome young man?
Totally!
He looked 40
@@luiskern8910 no he didn't
he looked a bit like adriano celentano. Must've been a real influence on celentano
Thats one of the reasons he was picked for this movie he had it all
The servant's reaction was the best part of the video.
Pure gold
Juanita Moore steals this scene!
Sorry, Pierre, but the best part of the video is Jayne running around. Needs to be a loop. :)
Pierre M
Agreed!
Juanita's kinda hot !!
Fastest guitar player Eddie love the guy and it's coming up to his birthday too 😢🎸🎸🎸 Eddie we love you
Hello 👋 Claire. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
This is a really cool video. It typifies the difference in attitudes at the time. There were those of us who really "dug" it from the start and then there were the "squares" that just couldn't relate. I'm really glad that I grew up when all of this was happening.
The great grandfather of punk, metal and hard rock music
Genio Incredible🥰🥰🥰🥰
Rockabilly
idiot
R.I.P Eddie He would be the king of music if he lived longer
Buddy and him were the too pushing the limits of rock and roll in the 50s.
Yep !!!
Stone cold genius
He had it all looks, talent and brilliance
As a songwriter/performer, his legacy
And songs will live on forever
yeah, Eddy never die, W the Rock n roll
Prestley, Cochrane, Vincent, Holly and Fats - these guys were life changing
Chuck, Little Richard, Bo, Jerry Lee?
Who is Prestley?
For sixty years I've been fuming with the studio for cutting the turnaround...justice at last,thanks!
Legend's song, covered by so many greats. Eddie's importance to Rock n Roll is huge, such an influence to all great rock n roll masters who came after him
Thanks to all the peeps who push the boundaries of creation. You're truly doing God's work.
How so? What constitutes God's work? Do you even know God?
Everyone looks so much different in color. Awesome stuff!
Everybody looks uncomfortable, lol.
Who knew knowing all the words to a song could get you into the best band to ever walk the earth
He played it on guitar and sang it not just reciting lyrics he had the talent to perform it too at only 16.
What's this criticism about? Genuine question
I'm in love with his solo playing
If there are young people among us, I greet them warmly. Great respect for you.
That gorgeous Gretsch...I want it.
You can...www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/G6120EC--gretsch-g6120ec-eddie-cochran-signature-hollow-body
Two lovely ladies, and you lust after the Gretsch. Gotta love it! 🎵
The girl can't help it is the best Rock n Roll movie starring Jayne Mansfield and tom Ewell. Great movie 👍👍
Best Rockabilly/RockandRoll song ever.Paul knew the words exactly,thats why John said lets play!
Hi one of the few movies from the 50s to feature early pioneers of rock & roll ,fun movie ,
Eddie and Elvis had lots in common...Great rock n roll. Cheers.
Not in common, Eddie just copied him on everything =P. Smart move.
@@GabrielNicho not true, Eddie wrote all his own music, he experimented with different guitar sounds, he also left his comfort zone and travelled the world playing his music which is why he is so influential in England, Elvis was a great entertainer with a powerful voice but his musical abilities and songwriting ability is far behind Eddie Cochran
@@ggmm6182 I meant mostly on style, Eddie Cochran himself said he just copied Elvis, also with his singing style. I agree Eddie invented a lot when he created classic rock. I always wish he hadn't died so we could have heard what he would come up with.
Eddie didn't write this song @@ggmm6182
Great piece of early rock n roll history
Timeless music! Rock'n Roll will never die!
I watch this 10 times in a row and there's a light the fifth time I've done it
Get that Slap-Back Echo, make a MILLION BUCKS! THIS is Rock and Roll!!!
Came here to see one the greatest artist of all time, got added bonus with the voluptuous bossom🤗😘👍
Eddie C. was something else! Guitar Blues ROCKS!
In his all too brief career Eddie only had 3 songs in the Top 40. "Sittin' In The Balcony" written by John D. Loudermilk, "Summertime
Blues" and "C'mon Everybody" but he recorded some great tunes including "Twenty Flight Rock", "Jeannie,Jeannie, Jeannie", "Three
Steps To Heaven", "Nervous Breakdown" "Cherished Memories", "Teenage Heaven" and "Guybo"( an instrumental). Him and Hank
Cochran performed as The Cochran Brothers although they weren't related. Hank went on to be an award winning song writer.
He wrote "She's Got You" for Patsy Cline and co-wrote "I Fall To Pieces" with Harlan Howard.
Sittin' in The Balcony is the one my sister had at the house when I was a little kid. That's how I first had known of him. Then heard the other 2 on the radio.
@@Beatle8492:32
'One of America's Top Rock 'n' Rollers'...Of all time!
Thort he wasnt that much of a star in America, more of a star in England?
This song is incredible! The groove is amazing.
Was waiting for Jane to bust a move, but I guess the sweater wouldn't be able to take it.
Back then bras were strong as armor. No danger to the sweater.
I don’t know how her shoulders didn’t hurt all the time.
And had five children!
Eddie, only 17 (or 18) and already in the major league of RnRoll. I'm lost of words.
Filmed in mid 1956. Eddie wouldn't be quite 18 yet.
He has a really mature and masculine voice...makes me remember of a young rick Astley (obviously in terms of voice tone)
Wow this is a masterpiece. And a good movie as well.
What's the name of the movie?
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Thanks a lot for this restoration, always thought something was missing in this movie. Long live Rock and Roll.
I leave you, don't want my babe too much to wait
la verdad esto me alegro el dia muy bueno
Si como cuando paul mcarney conocio a jhonn lennon
There are two things which are eternally young, Greek gods and rock n roll stars who have died too early. Rest in peace Eddie.
Movie stars too, like Valentino, Marilyn and James Dean
First time I've seen this clip with Eddie's guitar solo in it. Thank you soooooo much!
Talented songwriter gone far to young ,working in chippenham just been to see his memorial RIP
Phenomenally versatile talent . What more is there to say ?
Nothing! No question about it
Pure class!!!...Thanks for posting.
Never-to-be-forgotten. R.I.P Eddie.
Thank you! × 3, Hep Cat!
Macca was the only one that knew these lyrics. That's how he got the gig w/ John, George, Pete and Stu.
joey ramirez actually Paul was the one who brought George in to the group
Still making people happy always with us Rock on Eddie ❤
That guitar looks like a gretch I love those. He was a rockabilly rebel Thanks for sharing. Glennis
He had some awesome guitar skillz rip eddie you were ahead of my time but i fell in love with your music 🙏🏽🥺
He was a real rock N roll rebel...I love this fellas tunes.
This song got James Paul McCartney into the Quarrymen at the Woolton Village Fete in 1957
Eddie Cochran photo wearing double Levi's denim (jacket and jeans) while standing in a fall forest with his guitar in hand. Iconic image. If you want to understand the 'lore' of American Rock n Roll music you need to have a good look at that picture. Then you hear the music and it all makes sense. RIP Eddie.
I agree, he looks like a greaser gang leader in that photo
Mariska Hargity's mum, Jane Mansfield who died in a car accident. Eddie Cochran also died in a car accident...
now that's what defined that 50s rock n roll guitar sound
This song is a VERY GOOD song by Eddie Cochran ! 😏
The music transformation in the 1950's always blow my mind , the jump to electric guitar between this and chuck berry is crazy , the foundations set by the architect little richard
Man he was great, R.I.P. Eddie
That was one hell of a decade I missed out on.
Great stuff! 🔥🎸
Thanks for restoring Eddie’s guitar solo.
"One of America's great Rock 'n' Rollers?...America's Greatest Rock 'n' Roller!!
Love listening to that's song from Eddie Cochran 👍🇺🇸🎸🎶
You are BRILLIANT! I always hated that they edited the solo from one of my favorite movies. NICE JOB!
Zal de muziek altijd blijven koesteren Onvergetelijk R.I.P ❤🇳🇱 🙏Jaar 2023 Tijdstip 01:02 Avond / middernacht .
God it's just so much energy in this song
Eddie was great! Holy F,,,,is that Jayne Mansfield? Wow, her, Marilyn, Gina and Sophia were this old guy’s source of dreams. 2:32
Too cool to live. That's the downside. What an awesome legend!!! Eddie Cochran forever!!!!
💙💙💙😥😥🥰🥰🥰🥰
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I miss Eddie I wish he was still here
Humanity has this song to thank for the Beatles
The one Paul was playing the first time he met John. The movie says Eddie is back again, but there is no previous appearance by Eddie int he film.