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Wow, this is a treasure! Thanks for sharing!

“If your coming to Sacramento dome time” dude is like nah I’m good

This is incredible. Very cool. He really got into it after he tuned up. Those old guitars are so resonant. Thank you so much. A historic music legend.

find a guitar with all the strings

You’re so lucky to have met the legend. Thanks for sharing this video with us.

I had the very pleasure meeting Paul personally mephis 2001 he was telling me how his mother gave him money to buy some new shoes when he was young just a teenager instead he brought a second hand guitar then played along with by listening to country singers such as hank Williams and Jimmy Rodgers Webb pearce and how one day Elvis came to him and Johnny burnette played in his dad's garage he could have been playing for Elvis but story goes Elvis went to Sun records Johnny tried to but they didn't want another Elvis and so they so paul joined up the trio with Dorsey when Dorsey came out the army .Great day he introduced me to Billy Lee Reliey and Eddie Bond the daughter of Charlie feathers who just recently past away . It was all round great weekend.

Lo ponen a sufrir. Los solos que tocaba Paul fueron los de Tear ir up, Oh Babe baby y Midnight train. En los demás fue solista Grady Martín.

Honoured to be part of this!!

superb, rockabilly legend and huge influence on p paul fenech from the meteors

This is precious footage - thanks so much!

Dont be sorry very happy to see this!There is very little about PB on the net -thanks

That's beautiful and brilliant ❤️

Mestre no estilo, e inconfundível. maneco - Poro Alegre-RS - Brasil.

Sweet!

I dig it hon!!

Guitar hero pity you kept rabbiting

Yes. YES! I like it very much. Great job.

Cool video. Paul was the bee's knees!

Thank the lord for youtube so that a piece of American Music History like this could be shared , this is rare indeed. Thank you for sharing this awesome vid.

Slick guitar work, Larry!

One of the neatest videos I've found for a long time! Thanks for sharing!

he may not have been the greatest picker, but it's obvious that we was a very nice man... to let a stranger in and show him some licks. here's to you paul, a true rockabilly.

You're right.As to "If you want it Enough". Neither P. Burlison Nor Dorsey Burnette were at the sessions in 1957--Only four cuts-...All mediocre country songs of the day..Nothing like the raw rockabilly sounds they created in the 1956 sessions in NY and Nashville..

Really Snidge...Live at age 64.(after 30 yrs of retirement).w/out amp or re-cuts in a studio...This only shows P. Burlison had more charisma and talent than what you want to admit Snidge.Thanks to the poster..God Bless

PB didnt play All By Myself either .. funny when B tries to play If You Want It Enough the interviewer says " I could never figure out the part to that" at 09.34 .. Burlison couldn´t figure it out either because it probably wasn´t him playing the original .. sounds like hank Garland even though it is a very very simple guitar part.

ha ha .-. Your Baby Blue Eyes was NOT Burlison it was Grady Martin .. without any doubt whatsoever.

He only played on 4 songs with Burnette - Tear It Up, You´re undecided, Oh baby babe and Midnight Train.

wow this is an awesome video i used to see paul a lot back in the 80s and early 90s he was an electrician and i worked around him some he also used to be in a barbershop in horn lake ms. where i used to get my haircut he would hang out in there sometimes he was good friends with the barber a guy named b.j. but i never got to see him actually play i heard the records and talked to the man but never saw him personally with a guitar in his hand thanks for posting this video.

Thanx for upload very very much. One of the Heroes in Rockabillyguitar

I did want to mention (as well as give a shout out) that the Strat I used on this recording is fitted with Kinman Hank Marvin (FV-HMS) pickups. They are not only noiseless but have a clarity and fullness not heard since the 50's Strat pickups! I have used this guitar for everything from western swing to metal and those pickups perform brilliantly. I am not an endorser for them...but I highly recommend their products! Check them out...

I do not own the rights to any of the images/photographs in this video...they were simply culled off of public sites on the web.

Written by Larry Garvin and recorded by Route 66 in 1995; It's Christmas Time Again is a holiday mix of 50's rock-and-roll, rockabilly, and swing. The video is a montage of vintage artwork, advertisements, and album covers. Enjoy...and Merry Christmas! (It's Christmas Time Again (c) 1995 Larry Garvin)

Thank you very much!!

Thanks SuperAlex655...glad you enjoyed it! =)

Thanks Joe! =)

Wish I were though! (hint...hint) =) - Larry Garvin

For the record folks: I am not signed with, nor am affiliated with, Blue Note records (I forgot that was on that picture...whoops, sorry folks!) =) - Larry Garvin