Love this song since my brother played it over and over but two things struck me about this video from a bygone age… 1. Duane and the band are definitely playing to the studio recording of the song and not live-no body raised a ruckus about that fact then like they do today, and… 2. Safety was definitely not in mind when the show had the band wheeled around two stories in the air from one end of the auditorium to the other end of the auditorium. They were definitely young and dumb. RIP Duane Eddy and thank you for capturing the sound and spirit of eternal youth that only a rock pioneer could have done!
Thanks for your music and how it brightened my childhood. So many fond memories. Rebel Rouser was re-christened "Rubber Trouser" in my Junior School....RIP Duane
I saw Duane Eddy..somewhere in the deep South, probably 1959, I was 5. Memorable because my dad took me up on stage after to shake hands with Eddie & the band.
WOW! Dick Clark's production team went all-out on this presentation of one of the most-influential guitarists of the 1950s and early '60s. Duane Eddy had such a cool guitar sound. Knocks me out!
Great tune ❤Rock and Roll baby 🎷🎸🥁Everyone in that audience looked like they were all having fun ❤God bless them all ,Legends back in 1958 , Transport me back to those Good old Rock and Roll,Doo wop days,The fashion also looked smart as well when music was Yes oh yes ,Music,People know what good times actually were ,I myself aged 50 love all the classics 🎶 💕Not like the awful stuff that plays out nowadays 23 years later from the late 1990s to the 21st century,It's just noise nowadays .😔
l'll miss u Duanne. like many others U inspired me to play guitar. l still have my old 1958 Guiild Amps Guild was one of your favorite guitars beside gretch and danoelectric...l'm sure U will not be playing the harp up in heaven but showing the angels your twangy thing and show them a thang or two. RIP u were like a god when u were around in 58.
l was just a kid and a when these songs were on the radio. I loved all the instrumentals of the time, Dave "Baby' Cortez and the bands of the time. In later yrs I became "roadie and later a DJ. I loved turning on younger people to music they never heard. I'd love to see the video of Dwayne Eddy and Max Headroom doing Peter Gunn theme in the 80''s.
This song and 40 Miles of Bad Road were two songs that gave me goosebumps back in 58 & 59 and here I am today listening to this Still with goosebumps... this music is Heaven.. Soundtrack of my youth 🎼🖤
I'm 26 and absolutely adore this era and music aswell as 40s even a couple rare songs such as show me the way to go home original version love it and yess that beautiful guitar riff if Duane Eddy mixed with saxophone to this day gives me goosebumps also friend it's an amazing song thats rythms can't be matched ✌️☮️☺️
I liked the music of the 1940s when I was growing up, but when the 1950s came in with Bill Haley and the comets 💫 I really loved the rock and roll era! It’s still the best of all time!
Some of Duane's beat songs were album cuts and lesser known tunes that never were major hits. I just loved his sound back in the late 50's and still do. I was a fan of all those great instrumental groups back then....Duane, The Ventures, The Fireballs and Johnny & the Hurricanes.
One of the all time greats and still going strong. I recently saw a video of him at 83 years old playing backup for Robert Plant and Allison Krause performing "I Can't Let Go" from their new album. They don't make 'em like him anymore!
With his passing he may very well have been the last of the real true 50s Rockin Rollers I guess you'd have to count Chubby "Let's do the Twist" Checkers as the last of that era unless I'm not aware of anyone else still alive
Me too! When stereo replaced Hi Fi, I bought some Bose speakers with a 500 watt amp. Hung the speakers from some chains and got a real treat when cranked up to max they actually swung back and forth for some music!
Some of the guys in school back then complained that Eddy's playing was overly simplistic, and that "anyone could do that." First, it takes skill to do what he did, and second, what really matters is, does the music sound good to you? It's for entertainment, fer chrissakes! Not a competition to see who can do the most complicated riffs, it's just for making music. I've been playing guitar for some time, now, and I still can't do what he did, as simple as it sounds. I'm not a natural, so I may be slow or unable to master certain skills, but I still respect those who can do what I can't.
@primalcoach1 - I agree with you. Some might put down Dwane Eddy for being a “one trick pony” but that doesn’t matter if you can do that “one trick” better than anyone else!
primalcoach1 that music is *primal* ... it hits you straight in the gut - that’s why the old folks were afraid of the visceral beat and those knarly, rude sounds, and the young folk were so stimulated!
It’s not tons of skill that makes a hit, but writing something original. If you have both then that is great but sometimes people write a new tune and can’t even play it themselves, or they learn just enough to perform it. I knew plenty of people that could play the neck right off of a guitar but couldn’t write anything good to save their soul.
It doesn't get better than this. Man, what happened to the music today. Where are Duane Eddys and suchlikes today. Sad, but at least we have these memories and their music.
Duane Eddy and Dick Clark in my memories are always associated together. I'm sure it was watching American Bandstand in the late 50s that I first heard this mesmerizing twang.
One of the First Songs I learned to play, along with YEP & CANNONBALL when I got my Fender Jazzmaster for Christmas in 1962...Duane Eddy was the Man back then !
There are! Years ago, I met a musician, he had Yank Rochelle's mandolin, he was a beast on it. He put it down and played the guitar. He was a beast on it. I follow two young guitarist that play like Derrick Trucks.
Oh wow! They were on a fork lift in the basket! How cool is That? !!! I love the way that sax player spreads it out and the crowd was so connected. Yahoo!!
This might seem boring or simplistic to some people. But all you have to do is see the crowds reaction to this music. This was their music not their parents it was cool it was hip and new and part of the origin of Rock&Roll music. these were the pioneers along with the rest that paved the way for all of the others that followed. And made Rock Concerts into an experience.
My dad brought me to see Dick Clark's Rock and Roll Road show the Saturday after Independence Day in 1964 when I was 7. On the bill was Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Little Richard and Fats Domino.
Original American Rock-N-Roll is the best......The British stole everything from great American originators like Duane Eddy......Long live Duane and American Rock-N-Roll.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
😂- not quite ! But our record company's Phillips , Pye , EM I got their singers to record ' British versions of your artists -eg Marty Wilde sang R. Valens ' Donna's, & Dion + Belmont's 'teenager in love; Th Drifters 'Upon th Roof' was copyd by Julie Grant (Pye) , & Kenny Lynch (HmV) in 1962 -- all 3 got in UK top 20. However, no UK artists could replicate Duane Eddy or Th Everly Bros or Roy Orbison.
That had to be the most careful forklift driver in the world, because he was ferrying four rock-and-roll musicians on a platform----including Duane Eddy!
The first time that I heard this in the UK was in a covered market. The speakers were not very big back then but it but the volume was turned right up and they were mounted just under the corrugated steel roof and it echoed round the whole place.
RIP Duane Eddy (April 26, 1938 - April 30, 2024), aged 86
You will be remembered as a legend.
❤RIP DUANE
Rest in peace Duane 🙏 😔 😢 💔
Rock in Peace Duane
He grew up in my city...Corning NY...
I went to school with his niece and nephew
That's my dad playn drums John Reminger!!! woo hooo!!!! go daddy yo!
Lisa Reminger love these guys
Spent hours with these guys today hope ur fine.
Lisa Reminger wow..........magnificent...you're lucky Lisa....well done John...
💕
Lisa Reminger I think you mean drum,singular.
RIP Duane Eddy a true legend of the 1950s gone keep twanging that guitar in Heaven😢
Love this song since my brother played it over and over but two things struck me about this video from a bygone age… 1. Duane and the band are definitely playing to the studio recording of the song and not live-no body raised a ruckus about that fact then like they do today, and… 2. Safety was definitely not in mind when the show had the band wheeled around two stories in the air from one end of the auditorium to the other end of the auditorium. They were definitely young and dumb. RIP Duane Eddy and thank you for capturing the sound and spirit of eternal youth that only a rock pioneer could have done!
The best era of music have long gone ..black artist and white artist was on top of the game i enjoy both music full of life and the audience involve❤❤
Thanks for your music and how it brightened my childhood. So many fond memories. Rebel Rouser was re-christened "Rubber Trouser" in my Junior School....RIP Duane
I saw Duane Eddy..somewhere in the deep South, probably 1959, I was 5. Memorable because my dad took me up on stage after to shake hands with Eddie & the band.
R.I.P. Duane Eddy.
30.04.2024
When the Sax kicked in everyone went wild. The Sax truly made a hit in the songs of the 50's.
Just learned that the sax player is none other than Jim Horn, 17 at the time
@angel. This says 1958. That might be Steve Douglas.
It's a real killer, that big fat Tenor Sax !
I just found out the the Sax player in Rebel Rouser was Gil Bernal (died at 80) and the Sax was overdubbed.
I’m thinking Steve Douglas. 😊
One of rock and roll's greatest instrumentals.
For sure
WOW! Dick Clark's production team went all-out on this presentation of one of the most-influential guitarists of the 1950s and early '60s. Duane Eddy had such a cool guitar sound. Knocks me out!
Duane later told how Dick Clark accidentally gave 'Rebel Rouser' a boost,
ruclips.net/video/POujxzlgm0E/видео.html
Love this song. The twangy guitar and the band follows. Saxophone, too. Thanks Duane Eddy and the Rebel Rousers.
So long, Duane Eddy. You’re a rebel in heaven.
Great tune ❤Rock and Roll baby 🎷🎸🥁Everyone in that audience looked like they were all having fun ❤God bless them all ,Legends back in 1958 , Transport me back to those Good old Rock and Roll,Doo wop days,The fashion also looked smart as well when music was Yes oh yes ,Music,People know what good times actually were ,I myself aged 50 love all the classics 🎶 💕Not like the awful stuff that plays out nowadays 23 years later from the late 1990s to the 21st century,It's just noise nowadays .😔
l'll miss u Duanne. like many others U inspired me to play guitar. l still have my old 1958 Guiild Amps Guild was one of your favorite guitars beside gretch and danoelectric...l'm sure U will not be playing the harp up in heaven but showing the angels your twangy thing and show them a thang or two. RIP u were like a god when u were around in 58.
Duane Eddy did great music. I have a greatest hits disc and I love the era. Him and that sax were killer together. Thanks for the memories.
Does, not did. At time of writing, Eddy is still alive and playing!
Duane is still alive aged 84
@@davea7602 And he's still playing concerts! Absolute legend.
He is still alive and still does great music
I dedicate this to my old work buddy. You'll never be forgotten Woody.
One Of THe Very Best Hit singles of 1959 as it is By Duane Eddy with his big Hit Rebel Rouser as it was a huge top ten single
l was just a kid and a when these songs were on the radio. I loved all the instrumentals of the time, Dave "Baby' Cortez and the bands of the time. In later yrs I became "roadie and later a DJ. I loved turning on younger people to music they never heard. I'd love to see the video of Dwayne Eddy and Max Headroom doing Peter Gunn theme in the 80''s.
RIP DE.......THX FOR THE MUSIC.........THEY DONT MAKE IT LIKE THAT ANY MORE
You had to love that tenor sax.
Gil Bernal
@@Cuppie44 Yes you're 100 percent correct Gil Bernal played the sax on the recording, but I believe the guy in this clip is Steve Douglas
@@jonnychingas5757 Yes...Douglas became the main man with a sax for Duane but Jim Horn also did a brief stint.
Kudos to that Lift Truck operator !
He kept her nice and stable.
Couldn't do it today too much H&S bullshit
This song and 40 Miles of Bad Road were two songs that gave me goosebumps back in 58 & 59 and here I am today listening to this Still with goosebumps... this music is Heaven..
Soundtrack of my youth 🎼🖤
I'm 26 and absolutely adore this era and music aswell as 40s even a couple rare songs such as show me the way to go home original version love it and yess that beautiful guitar riff if Duane Eddy mixed with saxophone to this day gives me goosebumps also friend it's an amazing song thats rythms can't be matched ✌️☮️☺️
That's the kind of music I listen to & enjoy, the fifties music puts a smile on my face & gets my foot tappin', for sure! 👌😊
I liked the music of the 1940s when I was growing up, but when the 1950s came in with Bill Haley and the comets 💫 I really loved the rock and roll era! It’s still the best of all time!
Best Instrumental Rock and Roll band of the 50s and early 60s in my opinion :)
I agree!
Some of Duane's beat songs were album cuts and lesser known tunes that never
were major hits. I just loved his sound back in the late 50's and still do.
I was a fan of all those great instrumental groups back then....Duane, The Ventures, The Fireballs and Johnny & the Hurricanes.
One of the all time greats and still going strong. I recently saw a video of him at 83 years old playing backup for Robert Plant and Allison Krause performing "I Can't Let Go" from their new album. They don't make 'em like him anymore!
Gracias rebelde Duanne por tanta felicidad durante tantos años, nunca morirás!!!
HAY RAPPERS.........THIS IS MUSIC
I never knew I was a cousin to Duane Eddy till this past weekend
RIP Duane you were my first guitar hero 🎸
Listen to this song for 12 hours then turn around and drive the same distance back it has kept me awake on the road .what a great son !!
Even as a native American I will love this song! Forever!!
Often we loosen up in ways not having any bad intentions. I see nothing wrong with this song.
I am just commenting and happen to hit the icon here.
you're a true music lover. good music has no boundaries. thanks for posting.
A very Happy 86th Birthday... Duane Eddy April 26, 1938
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994
Many, many more Duane..
Sadly his death has just been annouced
He died while you were typing this.
@@donaldhoot7741 I know.. Weird..
You must be feeling so sad. Thinking of, Sir
.@@davidg.9932
With his passing he may very well have been the last of the real true 50s Rockin Rollers
I guess you'd have to count Chubby "Let's do the Twist" Checkers as the last of that era unless I'm not aware of anyone else still alive
Great clip. Boy would OSHA crap their pants at that set up !!!
Ive been all the way on the top mast on a wood pallet and only a harness to the mast stops before it was fun and much easier than a extention ladder
We always bend the rules at work.
You mean OHAS
@@CanadianGuy2004 - Occupational Hazards And Stupidity? Couldn't agree more. Don't tell me how to be safe when I'm working.
There was a lot more freedom back then.
So cool how those Gretsch guitars work even when they're not plugged in.
Bluetooth
I didn't know wireless tech was available then 😂
Stefan Avalos James Best did the same thing on The Andy Griffith Show. He never did have the electric guitar plugged in.lol
He played Jim Lindsey .
Richard R. Patlan The same here ! lol
Funny,you're the 3 billionth person to mention it and you all think you were the first one.
I bought this record in 1958 and it is still in my collection. I used to play it so loud when my parents weren't home that the house shook!
Me too! When stereo replaced Hi Fi, I bought some Bose speakers with a 500 watt amp.
Hung the speakers from some chains and got a real treat when cranked up to max they actually swung back and forth for some music!
old memories & songs r the best. playing them in a band back then was a "trip", never to be duplicated.
I just loved this as a teenager, still like it today in 2019.
2020. Still listening to Rebel Rouser and Rumble.
That performance and production, way ahead of its time.
What an entrance! Love this song! My Dad had a few of his albums. RIP 😢
Never get tired playing my oldies every day! Awww the memories 💚🥇✌
Hello NANCY,how are you doing today it’s nice to meet you here 😊
my older siblings used to rock the floorboards to Duane Eddie many years ago brilliant
MINE TOO!! GREATEST MEMORIES!!!
how did we go from this to the stuff they call music nowadays
Timeless, cool, unique. Thank God for good music. Getting harder & harder to find these days.
Duane Eddy "Rebel Rouser" in the 50's kept us ROCKIN our socks OFF. Nothing but the the absolute BEST. G.C.
Image performing this now with the rebel hats the and confederate flag? I'm not from the south but get fired up when I hear it.
Some of the guys in school back then complained that Eddy's playing was overly simplistic, and that "anyone could do that." First, it takes skill to do what he did, and second, what really matters is, does the music sound good to you? It's for entertainment, fer chrissakes! Not a competition to see who can do the most complicated riffs, it's just for making music. I've been playing guitar for some time, now, and I still can't do what he did, as simple as it sounds. I'm not a natural, so I may be slow or unable to master certain skills, but I still respect those who can do what I can't.
@primalcoach1 - I agree with you. Some might put down Dwane Eddy for being a “one trick pony” but that doesn’t matter if you can do that “one trick” better than anyone else!
With you on this one. Does a 'one trick pony' continue performing for nearly 60 years?
I agree completely.
primalcoach1 that music is *primal* ... it hits you straight in the gut - that’s why the old folks were afraid of the visceral beat and those knarly, rude sounds, and the young folk were so stimulated!
It’s not tons of skill that makes a hit, but writing something original. If you have both then that is great but sometimes people write a new tune and can’t even play it themselves, or they learn just enough to perform it.
I knew plenty of people that could play the neck right off of a guitar but couldn’t write anything good to save their soul.
It doesn't get better than this. Man, what happened to the music today. Where are Duane Eddys and suchlikes today. Sad, but at least we have these memories and their music.
Brings back great memories with friends. And we are still friends today.
How nice! All the best from Croatia!
The saxophone guy was killing it.
Duane Eddy and Dick Clark in my memories are always associated together. I'm sure it was watching American Bandstand in the late 50s that I first heard this mesmerizing twang.
Hello 👋, How are you doing?
Hello 👋,how are you doing today it’s nice to meet you here 😊
One of the First Songs I learned to play, along with YEP & CANNONBALL when I got my Fender Jazzmaster for Christmas in 1962...Duane Eddy was the Man back then !
I wish we had places to go and listen to great music like this. I wonder how many people in the audience are still around today?
Well Duane is still kicking, and still strumming.
There are! Years ago, I met a musician, he had Yank Rochelle's mandolin, he was a beast on it. He put it down and played the guitar. He was a beast on it. I follow two young guitarist that play like Derrick Trucks.
How right you are.
Oh wow! They were on a fork lift in the basket! How cool is That? !!! I love the way that sax player spreads it out and the crowd was so connected. Yahoo!!
longlive jimmy horn....the sax guy from Lynwood, al.
Just love how he walks into a crowded hall already playing the song. Just love his style.
What a legend brings back a lot of memories
Most of that appreciative audience isn't with us anymore. :/
The song that made me want to play guitar. Thank you Duane Eddy!
Mine was "Party Doll" by Buddy Knox..
@@Venetiababy1 Good one!
damn these dudes were legends if everone loves your shit and your not even playing. you gotta have golden balls to make a riff like that.
You're really obscene, you know that.
Thank you for this. Brought back memories of Dick Clark. Watched him on TV all the time. also these singers, I grew up listening to. Thanks again.
MsCatslady ❤️
LONGLIVE BOOMERS all over the world.
Gotta love Duane Eddie!
I agree!
80 and still going strong. Love his sound.
Longlive Joan! I'm 73. And I still love his sound too. Greetings from Croatia.
This might seem boring or simplistic to some people. But all you have to do is see the crowds reaction to this music. This was their music not their parents it was cool it was hip and new and part of the origin of Rock&Roll music. these were the pioneers along with the rest that paved the way for all of the others that followed. And made Rock Concerts into an experience.
❤❤❤🎸🎷🥁
Whatever anyone else has to say this is American music and I as an Englishman think that it’s brilliant
LONG LIVE DUANE EDDY-1959 GRAD-WISH I COULD GO BACK
Tom long live you too! You must be boomer!
Nothing like having Rebel Rouser at high volume and a lot of kids dancing to it.
I was at one of his concerts in Richmond Va in 1959.First one I ever seen and it was great.
Just One of the Very best singles of 1958 as it is done by Duane Eddy as it is Called Rebel Rouser as it was a hit in 1958 for him
Darlene Love & The Blossoms from The Phil Spector "Wall of Sound" stable were
frequent back up singers for Eddy.
health and safety wouldn't allow that performance today! brilliant guitar playing
My dad brought me to see Dick Clark's Rock and Roll Road show the Saturday after Independence Day in 1964 when I was 7. On the bill was Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Little Richard and Fats Domino.
great show, never to be repeated in todays music or ventures
I was 10 years old, I remember. Great music.
I was also ten years old in 1958. I see you have a CIB and aviation wings. I have jump wings and a CMB.
He kills it, and that sax!!!
More of this and the world might be a happier place
this is Awesome, and why a lot of things were better, back then!! En-frigging-joy!
It was new, it was different, it was Rock N Roll
Jose Cuervo loved this,Hahahahaha
It was very white bread and fucking boring. The same music from the early 50's repeated.
This is a awesome song. I first heard it in the movie Forrest Gump.
I had it on cd
Howdy WOW really good , havnt seen this before , more of this . Thank you Mike
Bought the 45r.p.m. when R.R. was releasted. Still a great tune after all these years.
The first 45 record I bought when I was 12, still love it.
What a blast from the past, cool.
Neat Video For 1958 !!!!
Original American Rock-N-Roll is the best......The British stole everything from great American originators like Duane Eddy......Long live Duane and American Rock-N-Roll.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
😂- not quite ! But our record company's Phillips , Pye , EM I got their singers to record ' British versions of your artists -eg Marty Wilde sang R. Valens ' Donna's, & Dion + Belmont's 'teenager in love; Th Drifters 'Upon th Roof' was copyd by Julie Grant (Pye) , & Kenny Lynch (HmV) in 1962 -- all 3 got in UK top 20. However, no UK artists could replicate Duane Eddy or Th Everly Bros or Roy Orbison.
I'm 13 but I love these old songs !
YOU HAVE VERY GOOD TASTE 'N STYLE FOR A 13 YR OLD !!!!
I'm 15 and i don't care how old are you, just 'cus you want to be nice for older people.
I'm 11 and love a lot more than you .
@@leenoked516 - Wow...a grumpy 15 kid !
Official JtK aye same dude same
Hugely influential guitar song!
Back in the days of better times!!!
Amazing track, one of my favourite ones, great energy and musicians! That's why it is the very first track I decided to record on my channel. :)
Love the fact that a good old boy originally from Corning NY 5 miles down the road from me made it big
Hello Kelly, How are you doing?
That had to be the most careful forklift driver in the world, because he was ferrying four rock-and-roll musicians on a platform----including Duane Eddy!
Teamster service.
not to mention very illegal to today s OSHA Regulations!
May he rest in peace. He had a totally unique guitar sound! To be honest, this
looks quite dangerous - glad they didn’t fall!
WAS FÜR EIN WAHNSINNS-HIT!!! EINFACH IMMER WIDER EIN GENUß JENE MUSIK VON DAMALS ZU HÖREN!!!! DAUMEN HOCH-DANKE!!!!!! ABONNIERT NATÜRLICH!!!!!
Pretty good technology for the 50's, oh it's a forklift 😆. What a great song and band! First heard it last year, the saxophonist stole the show
I lived in Florida at this time as a kid and remember how popular this song was - along with the "Hula Hoop".
I live in Croatia and remember too. I'm 73. Those were the days!
😊 WOW it´s FANTASTIC 👍
I’m 12 and I like the oldies wayyy better than the music today
Remember this so well. Love it
You are right.
Back when folks were still having fun
The first time that I heard this in the UK was in a covered market. The speakers were not very big back then but it but the volume was turned right up and they were mounted just under the corrugated steel roof and it echoed round the whole place.
Fantastic classic 50’s rock instrumental. RIP Duane. Run, Forrest, run! :)