Saw his concert 1958 in Hamburg. They had the crazy idea to place rows of chairs into the normally empty concert hall. We smashed them all. You might imagine what they wrote in the newspapers the day after. Saw him and his Comets again in 1962 in famous Star Club. He died too early.
People.forget exactly how *tight* these 50s and 60s bands were. They are playing this in real time I'm almost 100% sure. Theres no dubbing, no cheater instrumental track for filler. This is just a group of guys who loved playing together. And they got good, and got their timing down PAT.
Good point. I made same observation when seeing Huey Lewis live. They don’t need to play to a backing track or lip synch. They always only play live and I’ve never heard a tighter band in my life.
@@suzannenoa9736 It eventually did matter. When the teenage idols caught on to what Bill Haley did, they completed the formula teenagers were looking for: music FOR teenagers BY teenagers, and Bill Haley's run was over.
That raw and fantastic original rock and roll sound in 1981 when new wave was all the rage he and his band reminding everyone how it's actually supposed to be played
Him standing up there delivering that synchronized driving performance. Takes a real special person to blaze trails, and take people with you. Much respect.
One of rock and roll's absolute masters. Saw him live in concert twice. The mind still boggles. With all due respect to Joe Turner (who did an earlier version), Bill Haley and the Comets OWN Shake, Rattle And Roll. They delivered it with the power, precision and fury that the song itself demanded. Bill is greatly, greatly missed.
Im 13 and i listen to bill haley every day. You would of thought i would be listening to some dude rapping using autotune but no. Long live bill haley and his music
Chuck Berry and all the (Black) real fathers of R & R that the VVhite boys stole the music from and never paid them a penny. Elvis vvas the vvorst of them ALL.
Hallo. Zu seiner Zeit war ich Rockn roll Tanz Königen in berlin Prenzlauerberg. Doch nun bin ich 74 Jahre jung und Tänze immer Rockn. Nur diesmal mit meinem besenstil doch immer Hopp!!!! Klasse seine Locke Gruß Rita
Thank God for the people who post great video clips like this one, If Heaven has a Band it must have one hell of a line up. Won't you come home Bill Halley, wont you come home. Sorely missed by everyone down here.
If you was not there you don’t know what you missed was the most awesome time ever for music rock on rock on brovo for the 50s 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐👍👍👍👍👍
Joe Turner didn't write it either. Jesse Stone did. In fact, Haley's version and Tuner's version both appeared on the radio within a couple of weeks of each other. Neither influenced the other.
When I hear 🙉 this song it's like I'm all a kid again going to save every penny so I can buy from Spoils and Crazy clints bargains and also Bilo which I mostly bought all my old CDs from, including Elvis Presley and Don Gibson.
Seems to be a show in England at Hammersmith Palais (March 25, 1974) with British Freddy (not "Freddie)! Moore on drums and also from the US, Nick Nastos/Masters, Rudy Pompilli and others. I saw the show in Liège (Belgium) on May 14, 1974. Quite great!!! I still get 2 photographs! Guitar and vocals, Ray Parsons; Bs gtr & vcls, Ray Cawley. In Belgium at the Liège Conservatory, Nastos played as said by Bill "Blue Spanish Eyes on electric Spanish guitar".
This looks more recent than the 50's. Bill Haley looks older here, but same hair style. The people in the audience look more like the 70's aside from the retro hair style some of the women are wearing here. 70's was an era of nostalgia, thanks to American Graffiti.
Actually Haley is covering a tune originally recorded a few months earlier in 1954 by Big Joe Turner and was written by Charles E. Calhoun (Jesse Stone). Whereas Haley's was a cover it was more upbeat and traditionally rock & roll while Turner was more blues in style. Haley's version later helped Turner's career and the two remained friends for years. Very interesting histor on this song. More under: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake,_Rattle_and_Roll
Great entertainer but by the mid 1960s here in Australia he was old hat ! The public had col joy Johnny o Keefe Booker hyland little patty etc he was great while he lasted!!!
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Saw his concert 1958 in Hamburg. They had the crazy idea to place rows of chairs into the normally empty concert hall. We smashed them all. You might imagine what they wrote in the newspapers the day after. Saw him and his Comets again in 1962 in famous Star Club. He died too early.
People.forget exactly how *tight* these 50s and 60s bands were. They are playing this in real time I'm almost 100% sure. Theres no dubbing, no cheater instrumental track for filler. This is just a group of guys who loved playing together. And they got good, and got their timing down PAT.
Good point. I made same observation when seeing Huey Lewis live. They don’t need to play to a backing track or lip synch. They always only play live and I’ve never heard a tighter band in my life.
AND they weren’t as young as their target audience but it didn’t matter! Wrap your head around that!
@@suzannenoa9736 Делать игрушки для молодежи - это как раз задача старшего поколения, имеющего понятия о хорошем.
@@suzannenoa9736 It eventually did matter. When the teenage idols caught on to what Bill Haley did, they completed the formula teenagers were looking for: music FOR teenagers BY teenagers, and Bill Haley's run was over.
@gordonherring2055 right.. Buddy Holly.. The Beatles..
But still.. Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee weren't all that young either
That raw and fantastic original rock and roll sound in 1981 when new wave was all the rage he and his band reminding everyone how it's actually supposed to be played
Him standing up there delivering that synchronized driving performance. Takes a real special person to blaze trails, and take people with you. Much respect.
It's 2020 - and if Bill Haley came out today with this version of this song I am convinced he'd still tear the houses down.
One of rock and roll's absolute masters. Saw him live in concert twice. The mind still boggles. With all due respect to Joe Turner (who did an earlier version), Bill Haley and the Comets OWN Shake, Rattle And Roll. They delivered it with the power, precision and fury that the song itself demanded. Bill is greatly, greatly missed.
Blitz Magazine both songs came out at the same time weeks apart. how Turner didn't write the song some one else wrote it
@@appizano592 SRR was written by Jesse Stone who went under the pen name Charles Calhoun. Turner recorded it first, Bill Haley did later
Wheeltappers & Shunters Social Club, Batley, Yorkshire, UK. Circa 1974.
I was there!
lucky dude
Lucky
Whoa
I thought that I could see Colin Crompton just in shot over on the right.
One of the last real Bandleader. He preferred the backround when a member of his band plays his part
Never dead never will be
Simple but very Effective :) We need more 50's bands today !
Maybe you’re not ready for this but your kids are gonna love it
The best solo ever beein played on a Coronado, and folks keep saying they werent great guitars. Rock in peace Bill we love ya
I never thought I'd find this song performed live by him! I feel a little more complete ♥
Imani M ikr
RIP, Bill..Feb 6, 1981
The Father of the White Rock 'n' Roll.
Bill is the real deal
Im 13 and i listen to bill haley every day. You would of thought i would be listening to some dude rapping using autotune but no. Long live bill haley and his music
Big Joe Turner is better.
@@thevintagebrit6723 imo I prefer Bill Haley sheerly for the fact it has more of 50s swing feel
Psh nerd
Bill Haley & the Comets are streaking across the heavens as we speak right now. And yes they're still jamming!
The band name was apparently Mandela effected. It was now never "The Comets". It's now always been "His Comets".
@@TheRealNewWhirledOrder fascinating.
Wailin' Sax...Crazy man crazy!
The solo of the sax was so brillant by Rudy Pompilli...and Bill and his guitar is so amazing!
My husbands favourite to jive to ,miss him forever 💔
Loved around the world
True legend
The start of rock & roll. I listened since 1960,s. I saw him at Wembly in the 70,s
BILL HALEY THE FATHER OF ROCK & ROLL I loved your music it was before my era but the 50's rocked it like no other
j,r lemAR
Wrong
I mean in technicality Chuck Berry was the father of Rock n Roll... BUT It was Bill Haley that brought the fame of Rock n Roll into mainstream XD
Chuck Berry and all the (Black) real fathers of R & R that the VVhite boys stole the music from and never paid them a penny. Elvis vvas the vvorst of them ALL.
JosefKKafka fuck off
@@JosefKKafka I agree, but is it necessary to substitute v's for a w? Can't you just type a fuckin' w? Lmao
rock n roll forever
Bill Haley at the Wheeltappers and Shunters club? Glorious scenes!
During the 80'& early 90' I attended Church with Jessie Stone's (SONG WRITER) Wife.
absolutely brilliant
I like bill haley songs
THAT'S what I'm talking about! Rock-n-roll, baby. Rock-n-roll.
I seem to remember a long time ago there being this thing on the radio. I think they called it, "Music" or something like that.
that saxophone wow
Tenor sax...,by Rudi Pompilli
the best saxofon!!))
tyler johnson
BILL HALEY IS THE FATHER OF ROCK N' ROLL!
this is great music
Hallo. Zu seiner Zeit war ich Rockn roll Tanz Königen in berlin Prenzlauerberg. Doch nun bin ich 74 Jahre jung und Tänze immer Rockn. Nur diesmal mit meinem besenstil doch immer Hopp!!!! Klasse seine Locke Gruß Rita
Hail to the king
Who else is watching this in June 2021?! THE Father of R'n'R!!! R.I.P. Bill...🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Thank God for the people who post great video clips like this one, If Heaven has a Band it must have one hell of a line up.
Won't you come home Bill Halley, wont you come home. Sorely missed by everyone down here.
yep
Bill Haley & His Comets - Shake, Rattle And Roll (1954)
If you was not there you don’t know what you missed was the most awesome time ever for music rock on rock on brovo for the 50s 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐👍👍👍👍👍
A história do Rock começou aí, célebre cantor. Salve o rock!!
Rock and roll in its purest form.
No one writes wonderful music like this any more.
+Robert Doby These guys didnt even write this lol this is a ripoff of Big Joe Turner.
+Mindandmatter21 So well put. It time we give credit to the cats that really invented Rock N Roll.
Joe Turner didn't write it either. Jesse Stone did. In fact, Haley's version and Tuner's version both appeared on the radio within a couple of weeks of each other. Neither influenced the other.
There are still a few traditional style artists, mostly in Country music.
Probably because I,I,IV,I,V,IV,I,I has been done to death at this point but that's none of my business
When I hear 🙉 this song it's like I'm all a kid again going to save every penny so I can buy from Spoils and Crazy clints bargains and also Bilo which I mostly bought all my old CDs from, including Elvis Presley and Don Gibson.
Artista: Bill Haley & His Comets
Canción:Shake Rattle & Roll.
Fecha de publicación: 1955. (158.194 vis)
DANG! REAL music! Rather than the crap these days that passes for "music."
dagnab how true today's music has no inspiration not like in the 50s and 60s that's when music was music
There are still a few traditional style artists, mostly in Country music.
o imortal, rock and roll ....
Thanks for sharing this video-looks like it was recorded in the late 60's or early 70s. My parents bought me an 8 track of his when I was a kid!
This guy is amazing,
Seems to be a show in England at Hammersmith Palais (March 25, 1974) with British Freddy (not "Freddie)! Moore on drums and also from the US, Nick Nastos/Masters, Rudy Pompilli and others. I saw the show in Liège (Belgium) on May 14, 1974. Quite great!!! I still get 2 photographs! Guitar and vocals, Ray Parsons; Bs gtr & vcls, Ray Cawley. In Belgium at the Liège Conservatory, Nastos played as said by Bill "Blue Spanish Eyes on electric Spanish guitar".
Thanks!
+surfrider1962 is at a northern England club caled the wheeltappers and shunters!
spot on
Love Bill Halley II was 6 years
Old I of age me
love twisting to bill haley love his music fantastic
MAGNIFICENT.
Nao sou desse tempo , mais é de mais ele cantando
yeah!
I love this song and all their other ones
Rock and roll ' s FATHER P❤
The true king of Rock'n Roll!!!!!
tearing it up
Rock around the clock!
Yeah baby! Let's dance and have a good time!
CLAP with the SNARE!!!
This looks more recent than the 50's. Bill Haley looks older here, but same hair style. The people in the audience look more like the 70's aside from the retro hair style some of the women are wearing here. 70's was an era of nostalgia, thanks to American Graffiti.
Hair style is 1970-1971 pretty accurately.
FATHER of RR. 🌟
Bonjour 🙂 superbe chanson j adore ! 0:18
my music favorite
Nice! Live as hell.
ROCK & ROLL DE 24 Kilates. !!!
mhh so good :)
i learned about this in music class
The best the ,génesis of heavy metal
yes it is
Connecticut 1971!!!!!!
Veri good !!!
Dig this crazy music kitty cat
I don’t think there is a less flattering thumbnail to choose for Bill Haley.
Bill Haley best Roci!!!
👍👍👍👍 I love it so great 👍👍👍👍
omg re my knees tunee thou
That guitar is like a portable Cadillac!
Alsolut perfect.
GET THAT GREASER!
What a performance! The true king of Rock'n Roll!
Feb 9th 1981.
❤️❤️❤️
¿William "Billy" Gussak, or Ralp Jones or Dick Boccelli (also known as Dick Richards) on drums?
How novel real music
Actually Haley is covering a tune originally recorded a few months earlier in 1954 by Big Joe Turner and was written by Charles E. Calhoun (Jesse Stone). Whereas Haley's was a cover it was more upbeat and traditionally rock & roll while Turner was more blues in style. Haley's version later helped Turner's career and the two remained friends for years. Very interesting histor on this song. More under: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake,_Rattle_and_Roll
Is this from "The wheeltappers and shunters social club"?
Like Neil young said,rock n roll can never die.Vast majority of music today is just plain boring.
nice
Those who havent ....why not listen to the original Joe Turner
Great entertainer but by the mid 1960s here in Australia he was old hat ! The public had col joy Johnny o Keefe Booker hyland little patty etc he was great while he lasted!!!
The original recording by Big Joe Turner
Interesting to see that Hofner Violin Bass used several years before the Beatles and Paul McCartney made it famous.
Best song to play at a Women's Lib Feminist rally
Großartiger Rock and roll.
A great geriatric exercise ! Before and after lunch.
this camera must of been one high quality camera since the quality is so high
Rebel rebel, how could they know?
Hot tramp, I love you so!
Can anybody date this performance?