Gene Vincent - Blue Jean Bop (Italy, 1960) - HD
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Gene Vincent wasn't just a musician; he personified the rebellion and emotion of rock 'n' roll. His lasting impact on the music scene is evident not only in his timeless hits, but also in his influence on subsequent generations of artists.
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He was such a huge impact on rock n roll. Was a major influence to my favorite group The Beatles. Yet, he died broke and ended up in a poor mans cemetery. His music will live forever.
One of the best performances I’ve ever seen! Vocal range is out of this world!
Brilliant. Lové the bass guitar.
my uncle Vince Cooze played bass
Qu'est ce que c'est beau ! Quelle belle voix ! ça swingue super, j'adore !
Probably Gene's best live recording from anywhere.LOVE IT!
Live, Still great for those times,
Back again for this awesome band. Look at him with that mic stand. Hell yeah
So much more Rockabilly than Rock and Roll, he was unique
Covered by The Stray Cats and Paul McCartney, so I put all three in my "McCarney does the oldies" playlist. Thanks for the upload!
Thanks for upload... Moved quite well considering his leg injury..
The D.J. John Peel said G V was one of the most exciting performers he seen on stage ( & he saw a few)...
RIP gene u were magnificent
Awesome
Great video
Super et génial retour sur ma jeunesse... merci
He had a good smooth voice. He hurt his leg in the car crash that killed Eddie Cochran who was a legendary rocker himself. Cochran wrote and sang Summertime Blues.
Gene Vincent was in the car with him and his girlfriend and injured his leg.
He met the Beatles early on when touring England.
Lennon liked BeBop A Lula.
Gene Vincent injured his leg earlier on his motorcycle while he was in the Navy.
His leg was apparently healed by the time this performance was made.
He was in the same accident in April 1960 that killed Eddie Cochran. His leg was also permanently injured and never was the same afterwards. He passed away on October 12, 1971 of a ruptured ulcer, internal hemorrhage and heart failure.
@michael mckenna I stand corrected.
@@michaelmckenna6464 Is this Mike Mckenna from McKenna Mendelson Mainline?
@@Synonomous That’s not me. I do have the band’s CD.
@@michaelmckenna6464 Ah. My wife worked with his son so when we got married Mike's band played at the reception and my band got to jam with them. In the 70s we listened to the vinyl all the time. Thanks for stirring memories. Cheers!
I love this song..
Toutes mes condoléances pour Gilles Vincent j'adore de tout mon cœur
J'adore Jean-Vincent
I want those same BLACK LEATHERS for myself. BLACK LEATHER PANTS AND BLACK LEATHER JACKET! Hell yeah!
Oooops!
Forgot to say
I heard Gene Vincent sung "blue suede shoes " before Elvis did.
Hope you got you a good pair. Leather pants make you feel like a damn champion, got two pairs myself.
El Vis is third or fourth rate. Gene, Chuck or Cochran are way ahead
That's a rare data,.i knew that Carl Perkins wrote that song and It was an inedit track that he would play at a TV program show, but he suffered an accident and Elvis played It instead.
This is a tribute to gene after He passed. ruclips.net/video/QPDCMgwPINs/видео.html
Johnny Cash helped Carl Perkins write “blue suede shoes”
Joe Moretti on leadguitar same as Cliff
Great stuff ...
You can FEEL the LIVE of this
最高です。
Just one word fantastic
underated guitarist
Genial!!!!!!
excellent audio quality..
GENE IS ALWAYS LOOKING AT THE CEILING STRANGE BUT A ORIGINAL 3-19-23
Purée UN DIEU 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💘👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💘💘
wow, daddy o
Too fucking killer. Wow
Bop Blue Jean babe
Break on throug (to the other side)... El intro ya se de donde lo tomaron!
Great performance I don't think this was the United States got five people clapping in the audience
❤
:)
Guitar was too soft. Not a bad attempt at Cliff but too low in the mix.
Sweet Gean Vincent 😆!!
About the time he met the beatles in Hamburg
The first-ever Elvis tribute artist.
He was Lou Reed before Lou Reed.
The guitarrist is freak
What brand is that bass on the left ?
Arriba el príncipe negro
je comprends la supériorité commerciale d'Elvis Presley
L'homme à la jambe en fer
Ricardo Irorio
anyone out there know what make/model bass guitar that is?
Nooo, I'm wondering as well, it looks so cool
Was first Gene or Elvis. ??..they seems twins !! From LIMA PERÚ
Vincent showed up a few years later ... ElVis (1954-1955) Gene ( 1956 ) .
@@qepdestehombre Crudup beat them both
Who is the guy on guitar?
the great Joe Moretti, ex Vince Taylors "Brand New Caddilac" and the session for Kidd's "Shakin all Over" etc etc. I love how we can hear him singing along to himself on the solos, a shame the tv company only used just the one mic to record the whole group. This was a one-off show, performed live after just one quick rehearsal. Sure the drummer and bassist had just a few weeks earlier been backing Vincent and Cochran on their 1960 UK tour, but Joe had not, he was drafted in just for this one trip.
Joe was one of the few guitar players who could replicate other guitarists' solos and still add a little something to them .He emigrated to South Africa in the 1960's ,I think ,and died ,still in South Africa in 2006 ,( again I think ,but check those dates!)
脂ぎったイタ公！！
Elvis much?
Nothing special compared to Elvis, Jerry,Carl en Richard.
As great as they were. He did that and more with a bad leg. Listen to his records and you will know. 😎
@@therockabillie his leg was shattered. He refused to have it amputated.. He used to stage dive in live performances.
I don't know if anybody else has noticed this, but in almost all of Gene's live performances, he constantly looks up at the ceiling. For me, it's extremely irritating to watch.
Some of us find it adorable! Seriously, it might be a way to get around stage fright.
not as irritating as your comment
@@kimgrant3879 Of course. You can't stand comments you disagree with, right? Everybody has to see it your way.
He’s looking at the musicians playing with him. One of the greats, along with Cochran and Buddy Holly. So many folk followed his lead, thank you for the music Gene!
Ewwww no no
you
Awesome