This song only proves that Carl Perkins isn't just for rockabilly and rock n roll songs but also wrote such love songs like this. We are so blessed to listen to the music of this man. Thanks Carl! R.I.P (pays my respects)
@@anamercado5890 Oops, I stand corrected. Googled to confirm and, Paul's voice is easily detected when singing solo. As a loyal Beatles fan, I hang my head in shame for this slip up.
![Carl Perkins - Let That Jukebox Keep On Playing (1955) [Digitally Remastered]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uhc5bL99YLo/mqdefault.jpg)
Lovely heart -warming song
This is my favorite period for Honky tonk during the rockabilly era because of the production. Around 1955-1957
This song only proves that Carl Perkins isn't just for rockabilly and rock n roll songs but also wrote such love songs like this. We are so blessed to listen to the music of this man. Thanks Carl! R.I.P (pays my respects)
He didn't actually pen this tune. He got a songwriting credit because he recorded it.
First hear this song from Beatles live at BBC. Beatles version more modern and interactive. Thanks carl for such beautiful song
The Beatles covered this on the bbc sessions they were big Carl Perkins fans
Fantastic guitar player!
I heard the beatles version first. Paul really sings the hell out of it. Carl perkins version i feel the rawness and vulnerability of his voice. 😢
One really great song. They don't make em like this anymore. The Beatles did a remake of this way back when,it also sounds great!
Yes!! There’s a recording on the Live at the BBC album, I have always adored it!!! 🤗🤗🤗💛💛💛
Found it!!who's signing back ground
Jay Perkins
Ficaria ótima na voz de Tonico e Tinoco.
just read Bob liked it ---- can see why
Beatles, with George singing lead, covered this song quite well, but Carl will always be tops.
It was Paul
@@anamercado5890 Oops, I stand corrected. Googled to confirm and, Paul's voice is easily detected when singing solo. As a loyal Beatles fan, I hang my head in shame for this slip up.
@@anamercado5890 One of the songs sung during the Decca auditions but this version was part of the BBC early Beatles sessions.
@@hellogoodbye4061 Paul's voice is unconfundible