I played in a band called the Fridgidaires back in the early 80s, and we backed Jack up on a brief tour of southwestern Ontario. We learned all of his original recordings, backing vocals as well, and our first night on stage, when we hit the harmonies, he turned back and looked at the band astonishingly, and couldn't believe that we had taken the time to learn all the parts. I'll never forget that time in my life, and now that we have the internet and youtube, I have a new appreciation for the effect that he had on so many people from that era, that I didn't have at the time....god bless you Jack Scott...
The Frigidaires. Very cool. How great to play with Jack Scott. I remember the first time I heard "Goodbye Baby", sitting in the back seat of our family car. I felt that was a special, and different song from that moment. He was one of my very favorites. Thanks for sharing your memories.
This was my oldest brother's era, so I learned all these great song. From the wilderness I could hear the music from the bunkhouse while I was riding my horse.
I am very happy to listen to Jck,and I just received a 4-CD Boxset of all his A & B sides with a total of SEVENTY SEVEN{77}TRACKS on it!!!!!!!!superb music.........
@VernPilder Big Jack Scott fan and now a big Vern Pilder fan. I am 65 years old so I was around when all this "stuff" started. I wouldn't have missed it for the world! Great guitar Vern!
Now that you mention it, I can see the melodic reversal. "Subconsciously inspired by" may be a better phrase than "based on." Look at "The Triumphal March from Aida" and "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" as another example.
It's definitely not recorded in 1961 anyway. I've read online that it was actually recorded in 1990 and released on an album in 1991 without Jack's knowledge. The album was titled "Jack Scott: Live 1961" to mislead buyers. If you are on the recording though, and say that it was recorded in 1981, that has to be the real date. In any case, Jack's voice sounds different than it did in the '60's, and one can tell it's not an old recording.
+Tom Smith The song was recorded in the mid-80s at a bar in Utica Michigan. There is also a studio version featuring a children's choir that has never been released.
Jack played this in 1991 at the annual Winter Dance Party in Clear Lake Iowa. Desert Storm was raging. When he played this for the encore it brought the house down. Most had never heard it.
Thanks for the info Warren. Jack Scott was (is) a great artist even to this day. I am lucky to be 73 and around when all his great music was released. I was a great fan and collected all his stuff.
Vern, do you remember the year this was recorded? If it was really 1961 this was a great recording? Never get tired of playing this darn thing. I wish it would have come out on vinyl. My best to you.
@@ronniesalyer3095 Jack debuted this in 1991 as an Encore when he headlined The Winter Dance Party at Clear Lake Iowa with Carl Perkins and Wanda Jackson. It was Desert Storm in Iraq at the time. No one in The Crowd had ever heard it before. The place when crazy. SIX standing ovations. Unfortunately it's never legally been released. Duane Eddy wouldn't give his permission.
@VernPilder I just noticed something. I have two copies of this CD. One does not have credits. However, the other one lists credits and there you are, Nemon Pilder, lead guitar. Great job! Ronnie
In 1963 The British Musical Invasion took place and swept out Jack Scott (a Canadian) , Duane Eddy and just about all the top selling American pop stars as the American public spurned American music...wanting it Limey-style. These days Detroit, Mich is a ruined city after Americans spurned American cars...wanting mainly German and Japanese vehicles.
and us Brits brought Yank music in the 1950s by the mile - Carl - Elvis - Chuck - Jerry Lee - Little Richard - Fats Domino and many more - cheer up mate - Oh i forgot Bill Haley - Eddie Cochran - need i go on --
Go to facebook USA and British Rock n Roll 50s 60s 70s - my site - I play music USA all the time - plus some Limey music - but then I am a Limey.. cheers.
And like Colin said, in the 70s n 80s the UK and Scandinavia started hosting the great North American rockers like Jack, who even then were largely ignored by their own countries, without us these guys and gals would have stopped performing their 50s material, and now thro people like Londoner Tom Ingram and his VLV weekenders America has rediscovered RnR and RaB again, so hey we're not all bad here Brunon ;-) . BTW the reason sane Americans spurned US cars was cos they were crap-handling unefficient gas-guzzlers that were out of touch with what the world and world's people needed. No doubt under Trump they may become popular again lol.
Rebel Rouser never was called the national anthem of rock and roll. It`s rock around the clock by Bill Haley and his Comets. But I like this version very much. By the way Jack Scott was one of the most underrated artists of rockabilly.
THE SONG IS GOOD AND IS RIGHT UP THERE BUT THE THEME OF THE SONG IS NOT THE ROCK AND ROLL SONG. IT DOESN'T HAVE THAT RAUNCHINESS LIKE RUMBLE. EVEN THE SONG RAUNCHY BY DUANE EDDY ISN'T HAVE THAT " BITE" THEIR 'S A ULTIMATE SONG BY LINK WRAY AND THE RAYMEN CALLED "RUMBLE" AND WILL ALWAYS BE AT THE TOP. VOTE HIM IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME, YEA ! SCOBIEAKALINKWRAYBAND laurel, Md.
@elvis Presley...Ignore the defeated sore loser narcissist Fat Liar Trump but leave your politics out of this youtube video comment section. BTW, Jack Scott was a Canadian and my fave song he did was the rockabilly hit, "Leroy" which everyone should find and checkout here on youtube.
I played in a band called the Fridgidaires back in the early 80s, and we backed Jack up on a brief tour of southwestern Ontario. We learned all of his original recordings, backing vocals as well, and our first night on stage, when we hit the harmonies, he turned back and looked at the band astonishingly, and couldn't believe that we had taken the time to learn all the parts. I'll never forget that time in my life, and now that we have the internet and youtube, I have a new appreciation for the effect that he had on so many people from that era, that I didn't have at the time....god bless you Jack Scott...
+mike sakell The Fridgidaires were WONDERFUL with Jack Scott at The Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto in 1982.
Good on ya Mike!
Those backing harmonies were great!
The Frigidaires. Very cool. How great to play with Jack Scott. I remember the first time I heard "Goodbye Baby", sitting in the back seat of our family car. I felt that was a special, and different song from that moment. He was one of my very favorites. Thanks for sharing your memories.
Played guitar on this 1981
Jack scott great american singer
He is gone .god bless him.
Canadian, from Windsor, Ontario. And far more famous for the Mary Tyler Moore show theme.
This was my oldest brother's era, so I learned all these great song. From the wilderness I could hear the music from the bunkhouse while I was riding my horse.
this is one hot song...love the music and lyrics...jack scott especially...
never heard this version before,long live Rock&Roll.
Hearing this version for the first time in May 2017. Yes, sure - takes us back to '55!!
This is A Great Patriot Song!!
because of u tube I just bought 5 cd's of jack scott..
That’s cool 😎
I am very happy to listen to Jck,and I just received a 4-CD Boxset of all his A & B sides with a total of SEVENTY SEVEN{77}TRACKS on it!!!!!!!!superb music.........
+Murray Hutton But this song is NOT on your 4 CD box set!!
@VernPilder Big Jack Scott fan and now a big Vern Pilder fan. I am 65 years old so I was around when all this "stuff" started. I wouldn't have missed it for the world! Great guitar Vern!
This the 1st time I hear a vocal to this song. Very great. As good as Duane Eddy's version.
Remember it well because America Has Been Destroyed by the Democratic Party
I have it by Duane Eddy.Never heard this before.Thanks.
YEAH,...ME TOO...FIRST I HAVE HEARD WORDS TO THIS OLDIE... I'VE HEARD THE INSTRUMENTAL, BY DUANNE EDDY,....GOOD STUFF,... ADAM SMITH ONTARIO CANADA...
J'ai des vyniles de Jack, il est super. Combien de fois j'ai danser sur ses slows. Mais ça c'était avant, je continue d'écouter ses chansons.
yes this is awesome, thanks for sharing
Wow ! Jack Scott riding a "Springer" Harley ! Don't see many around any longer.
So, they wanna go back to '55, yeah me too I was 10 !
Formidable morceau 👍👏
WOW!!
Surprising rendition !
This was great! Thanks for the time travel app!
Thanks for posting this Loupi. I never heard this version of Arizona Rock-a-billy twang-master Duane Eddy "Rebel-Rouser"
+Miss Holley King Many thanks for your comment, glad you like it.
I always thought that Rebel Rouser was based on When the Saints
Now that you mention it, I can see the melodic reversal. "Subconsciously inspired by" may be a better phrase than "based on." Look at "The Triumphal March from Aida" and "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" as another example.
I like Jack Scott, thanks, great song.
Borras
Yah just gotta tap your feet when he takes it up on those octaves...and just move whatever suits ya...my heads boppin' around like a bobble head...
What great picking
Waaaw !! Very good and unknown record ; ok let' s go back to '55.
super titre my friend thank
The guitar on this is moi
Recorded 1981
It's definitely not recorded in 1961 anyway. I've read online that it was actually recorded in 1990 and released on an album in 1991 without Jack's knowledge. The album was titled "Jack Scott: Live 1961" to mislead buyers. If you are on the recording though, and say that it was recorded in 1981, that has to be the real date. In any case, Jack's voice sounds different than it did in the '60's, and one can tell it's not an old recording.
+Tom Smith The song was recorded in the mid-80s at a bar in Utica Michigan. There is also a studio version featuring a children's choir that has never been released.
Jack played this in 1991 at the annual Winter Dance Party in Clear Lake Iowa. Desert Storm was raging. When he played this for the encore it brought the house down. Most had never heard it.
Thanks for the info Warren. Jack Scott was (is) a great artist even to this day. I am lucky to be 73 and around when all his great music was released. I was a great fan and collected all his stuff.
Many thanks for your nice comment, glad you like it.
super
the guitarist on this is Vern Pilder
Vern, do you remember the year this was recorded? If it was really 1961 this was a great recording? Never get tired of playing this darn thing. I wish it would have come out on vinyl. My best to you.
@@ronniesalyer3095 Jack debuted this in 1991 as an Encore when he headlined The Winter Dance Party at Clear Lake Iowa with Carl Perkins and Wanda Jackson. It was Desert Storm in Iraq at the time. No one in The Crowd had ever heard it before. The place when crazy. SIX standing ovations. Unfortunately it's never legally been released. Duane Eddy wouldn't give his permission.
@VernPilder I just noticed something. I have two copies of this CD. One does not have credits. However, the other one lists credits and there you are, Nemon Pilder, lead guitar. Great job! Ronnie
I am loving him too.....and I know a young actor of the same name that should play him in a biopic....any producers wanna get on this....let me know👍
@LMHS63
Me 2... He was in R.I. In Oct.15th 2011.I was 13 all over again lol.....
@48sandrea
Thank you for your visit, glad you like it.
An excellent song. It was unknown to me prior to finding it on You Tube. Does anyone have a copy of "I Don't Want to Know You that well?"
Almost every social problem we have today in the USA would be solved if we went "back to '55."
IF WE GO BACK TO ADAM AND EVE
Maybe not all the medical ones...
R.I.P. Jack
LYRICS !!! GREAT LYRICS !!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING
In 1963 The British Musical Invasion took place and swept out Jack Scott (a Canadian) , Duane Eddy and just about all the top selling American pop stars as the American public spurned American music...wanting it Limey-style. These days Detroit, Mich is a ruined city after Americans spurned American cars...wanting mainly German and Japanese vehicles.
+Brunon Paul Bielinski so true
same in the UK all way like US music and cars better.
and us Brits brought Yank music in the 1950s by the mile - Carl - Elvis - Chuck - Jerry Lee - Little Richard - Fats Domino and many more - cheer up mate - Oh i forgot Bill Haley - Eddie Cochran - need i go on --
Go to facebook USA and British Rock n Roll 50s 60s 70s - my site - I play music USA all the time - plus some Limey music - but then I am a Limey.. cheers.
And like Colin said, in the 70s n 80s the UK and Scandinavia started hosting the great North American rockers like Jack, who even then were largely ignored by their own countries, without us these guys and gals would have stopped performing their 50s material, and now thro people like Londoner Tom Ingram and his VLV weekenders America has rediscovered RnR and RaB again, so hey we're not all bad here Brunon ;-) . BTW the reason sane Americans spurned US cars was cos they were crap-handling unefficient gas-guzzlers that were out of touch with what the world and world's people needed. No doubt under Trump they may become popular again lol.
I like fast music. Makes me move faster
The great irony @ Brunon Paul Bielinski is that most of if not all the British invasion artists where hugh fans of American pop music
Actually like this more than Duane Eddys ...
Rebel Rouser never was called the national anthem of rock and roll. It`s rock around the clock by Bill Haley and his Comets. But I like this version very much. By the way Jack Scott was one of the most underrated artists of rockabilly.
55 STAY ALIVE!!♥🥰♥
So, what's the story behind this song and recording?
Vern, Jack was great on this song, but your guitar made it!
Aloha rebel...😉
He rides a Harley Road King now
This is the biker's national anthym "RUMBLE." listen to it …………………...
Share the lyrics please
This is who my mommy named me after!
Should have called himself Jackie Scafone. Cool name.
I sense a touch of Johnny Cash in his awesome voice....
He also did a very good Hank Williams Sr once in a while.
jack scott become a weatherforecaster and francis wilson who was the weather man on thames tv went to bbc breakfast time jack scott replaced him.
@LMHS63
Me 2
real country music, this for sure isn't rock & roll
I guess you weren't listening to rock 'n' roll in 1961 when Jack recorded this. The lead guitar is playing Duane Eddy's Rebel Rouser.
@sldfjkhals
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THE SONG IS GOOD AND IS RIGHT UP THERE BUT THE THEME OF THE SONG IS NOT THE ROCK AND ROLL SONG. IT DOESN'T HAVE THAT RAUNCHINESS LIKE RUMBLE. EVEN THE SONG RAUNCHY BY DUANE EDDY ISN'T HAVE THAT " BITE" THEIR 'S A ULTIMATE SONG BY LINK WRAY AND THE RAYMEN CALLED "RUMBLE" AND WILL ALWAYS BE AT THE TOP. VOTE HIM IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME, YEA ! SCOBIEAKALINKWRAYBAND laurel, Md.
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God Bless America.....Stop Joe
@elvis Presley...Ignore the defeated sore loser narcissist Fat Liar Trump but leave your politics out of this youtube video comment section. BTW, Jack Scott was a Canadian and my fave song he did was the rockabilly hit, "Leroy" which everyone should find and checkout here on youtube.