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I’m 65 years old. When I was maybe 6 or 7 my dad gave me his old record player and sone 45’s. Gene Vincent’s Be Bop a Lula was one I played over and over. The Cats did a great job.
58 ans, dans les 45 tours/mn de mon père il y avait See You Later Alligator / Mambo Rock de Bill Haley et Guitar Boogie de Arthur Smith. En direct des années 50.
OWWWWW!! CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THAT SOUND!!! There are times when my teenage grandkids come over to the house and I have Old Time Rock n Roll playing on the stereo. The smile on their faces as they walk in IS PRICELESS!!! Many's the time they've told me why can't their music today be anywhere close to as good as the old Rock and Roll. And I tell them back then you had to have talent and be able to SING!! For my granddaughter's 16th birthday last year she wanted a 50's themed party. So we cleared out my four car garage and decorated it in 50's style including a motorized mirrored ball!! All the kids (and most of the adults) came dressed in 50's clothes and hairstyles. Most of the girls came dressed in Poodle dresses! Guys in jeans with their hair slicked back in a "duck tail"! We hired a "Rock n Roll" DJ who played 50's and 60's music while playing the part of an AM radio disc jockey. He even took song requests and had the kids line up to make dedications to friends, just like on American Bandstand! The music was great!! All the kids had a blast. And the highlight was doing the "Hand Jive" to that song, and at the end of the party everyone lined up to do "The Stroll" a couple of times, then saying good night to my granddaughter as they "strolled" out the door. SO MUCH FUN!!!
Blues was the main ingredient in the recipe for rockabilly and rock while Country gave it the twange that made the guitar king. You can thank Hank Williams for that in my estimation.
We enjoyed their music, it was great sound of the past in a more current 80s era, that gabbed the audience and we were part of that mass of fans who enjoyed that sound and their music. They were part of the best music era and created timeless sound for sure.
They were great days late eighties early nineties coming of age in NW Wi USA. The culture and economy revolved around dairy farms and the bar life was vibrant. It's all gone to pot since then and the kommie police turned fecal.
I met Brian at an airport and they had just returned from a concert in the Far East. Nice guy to talk to.And his Cats can really rock and I say that as a guy 84.
Saw The Stray Cats in London, December 1980. They were great. They have done justice to this Gene Vincent classic. Sweet Gene would be smiling down on them, wherever he is now.
Not long ago, I got on a Stray Cats kick and played all my Vinyl Stray Cats back-to-back. Was sure great to "have a visit" from my old friends! These guys definitely play it right!
@Nobody Famous that's about as ignorant a statement as any. Mumble rap was like.. five minutes in the brief history of rap. It's like saying all country is crying about wives and dogs leaving, or all punk is angry emo brats whining about something they don't understand. To criticize you've never given a chance to is to out yourself as someone who is unwilling to open themselves up to anything different because they're afraid. Try I'm dying of thirst by Kendrick Lamar. Anything by Kendrick Lamar really. All music invites you to experience another aspect of life. Maybe one you've experienced yourself. Maybe one you haven't, but they're opening their world up for you to see inside. It's stupid to discount an entire genre because you heard a few bad ones.
@@heathertaylor8904 sh*t country music is a bunch of drunk,crying, cousin diddling, 4 wheel drive bs... Emo is cutting yourself in the bathroom because your dad didn't love you enough, pop is all I'm a ho with a yeasty box and 4 baby daddies, Metal is all five finger fist punched my uncles fartbox in back of quick stop, Generally speaking most modern music and artist suck.... I said what I said, it is what it is.....(Tom Macdonald)
Brian and the Cats do a killer cover with the Gene Vincent and the Bluecaps original. I like to imagine the two bands playing together in their prime. I'd be there for that concert!
You know what I find wild af? This was like the 3rd time it became popular, but most people are gonna assume this was from the 50s or so. Just a fantastic sound that never gets old.
They DONT MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE! Im glad i was born soon enough to at least experience this at its latter end. Great memories on the strip, racing and the girls... Great times man.
It’s out there, but it’s mostly underground artists. There’s a local musician in my town who goes by Low Volts who has a similar sound to this with a little dash of George Thorogood. You can find his music online.
When i was 18 in 1960 me and some buddies saw Gene live in South london .One of the buddies that i was with went on to be a outstanding guitarist that could play all Cliff Gallups solos. He was then only 16 . His name is Albert Lee.
1982 at 15, the Southern California music screen warped me. Punk was prevalent, “ New Wave”, Ska, and Rockabilly all we’re playing on my local radio station. Miss that volume of great styles of music on the radio. Guess it’s why we have u tube
I saw the stray cats about 9 years ago at the Brixton academy, brilliant experiences. I will go in 2019 when they tour the uk. Update, just got tickets for London on the 26th June.
@@alainclement9244 Hello, je suis complètement d'accord. J'étais au 2ème concert parisien, c'est comme ça que Best l'avait appelé. Je m'étais dit que j'allais au musée du rock, voir la zique de mes parents. Je devais pas être le seul. Et tout le monde est sorti illuminé par le rockab. Moi, le punk à l'époque, compris. Et j'aime tjrs ça !
@@alainclement9244 Hello, je pense que c'est Wagram celui auquel j'ai assisté. Le Palace, je n'y ai jamais été. Par contre le Gibus, j'y ai vu Johnny Thunders, 5 ou 6 fois. Et pour Feelgood, je les ai vu pour la première fois en juin 75 à l'Olympia. Quelle prestation ! Je les ai vu 6 ou 7 fois. Autant que la Story de Little Bob avec GG Gremy à la guitare, GG est tjrs un de mes guitariste r'n'r préférés
@@robertbarrett6267 Yes siree and a couple of two barrels; hell we were weldiing up pipe for three dueces; and a 5th cycle Iskenderian cam! crap im stuck in the Fifties! thank you sir! it was a ball in those days! we used our melons and learned a craft, then we had a little squabble in the far east to deal with... but now i digress....
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Love the swinging
Blues tune.
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Thankyou yes go stray cats they are legends no competition at all. Best band.
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I’m 65 years old. When I was maybe 6 or 7 my dad gave me his old record player and sone 45’s. Gene Vincent’s Be Bop a Lula was one I played over and over. The Cats did a great job.
58 ans, dans les 45 tours/mn de mon père il y avait See You Later Alligator / Mambo Rock de Bill Haley et Guitar Boogie de Arthur Smith. En direct des années 50.
🫡
Dad had good taste.
They certainly did!
@@sandyperryman5139 Hei Peili, olen Bill Haley
Stray cats really captured that rockabilly sound and feel. Brian setzer played that hollow body guitar perfectly.
midnight rider I agree... nobody can get a better sound out of a Gretch!
@@rnigelwales I think George Harrison would like a word with you.
@@rnigelwales Chet Atkins wants a word too...
Yea huh
Dave Edmunds helped. A lot.
OWWWWW!! CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THAT SOUND!!!
There are times when my teenage grandkids come over to the house and I have Old Time Rock n Roll playing on the stereo. The smile on their faces as they walk in IS PRICELESS!!!
Many's the time they've told me why can't their music today be anywhere close to as good as the old Rock and Roll. And I tell them back then you had to have talent and be able to SING!!
For my granddaughter's 16th birthday last year she wanted a 50's themed party.
So we cleared out my four car garage and decorated it in 50's style including a motorized mirrored ball!!
All the kids (and most of the adults) came dressed in 50's clothes and hairstyles. Most of the girls came dressed in Poodle dresses! Guys in jeans with their hair slicked back in a "duck tail"!
We hired a "Rock n Roll" DJ who played 50's and 60's music while playing the part of an AM radio disc jockey. He even took song requests and had the kids line up to make dedications to friends, just like on American Bandstand! The music was great!! All the kids had a blast. And the highlight was doing the "Hand Jive" to that song, and at the end of the party everyone lined up to do "The Stroll" a couple of times, then saying good night to my granddaughter as they "strolled" out the door.
SO MUCH FUN!!!
AWESOME tale! Thanks!!!
Too cool for school
That sounds like so much fun! You're a good grandad God bless!
16 candles by the Crests was my 16th 1960 great Era in as was bebopalula
This is awesome keep being an awesome grandparent
Rockabilly is like a close cousin to Blues, both reach into your soul.
Blues was the main ingredient in the recipe for rockabilly and rock while Country gave it the twange that made the guitar king. You can thank Hank Williams for that in my estimation.
The Brian Setzer Orchestra still rocks, they do a great Christmas show every year.
Stray cats the legends just love everything about them. Still do in 2023. No competition.
We enjoyed their music, it was great sound of the past in a more current 80s era, that gabbed the audience and we were part of that mass of fans who enjoyed that sound and their music. They were part of the best music era and created timeless sound for sure.
I played in bands in Melb Aus back in the 80's Rock a Billy and R&R this song was always there. Keep on Rockin.
I love live rockabilly crowded smoky bar drunk and living up some good time fun....
@@Jalapenogoesintight same ❤
They were great days late eighties early nineties coming of age in NW Wi USA. The culture and economy revolved around dairy farms and the bar life was vibrant. It's all gone to pot since then and the kommie police turned fecal.
Nobody did retro-rockabilly better than The Stray Cats! ❤🐱🎵
yes nice!
Stray Cats is one of the best groups I've ever heard. Love them. Great Music. 🆗✔️👍🏻😀
Rockabilly...doesnt age. Cruising the Tube tonight and found a blast from the past Stray Cats..woot woot 😉
Of course, Gene Vincent made this a hit in the 50's, but you knew that.
Charles P 😊
Huomenta
Saw the Cats live in Vancouver BC along with the Pretenders and ZZ Top. What a great concert!
Great rendition by one of the best modern rockabilly bands
Classic rock & roll perfection from the Stray Cats !!! Great Gene Vincent cover !!!
Шикарное прочтение и исполнение.
I met Brian at an airport and they had just returned from a concert in the Far East. Nice guy to talk to.And his Cats can really rock and I say that as a guy 84.
Saw The Stray Cats in London, December 1980. They were great.
They have done justice to this Gene Vincent classic.
Sweet Gene would be smiling down on them, wherever he is now.
Excellent cover of an old song.
Not long ago, I got on a Stray Cats kick and played all my Vinyl Stray Cats back-to-back. Was sure great to "have a visit" from my old friends! These guys definitely play it right!
That’s called hitting the reset button. Came out in a much better mood too! Didn’t you?
I think every car in Newport & Laguna that summer of '82 was blasting the Stray Cats. It was such a cool, new sound
Love the Stray Cats, and like the "Cheater Slicks" on the hot rod, you have to be as old as me to recognize that feature
I heard the beginning and my heart sank. Smooooth.
listen to your heard!
In high school,1956, Gene Vincent and his echo mike and Bee Bop A lula was a big hit. Still love it in 2018
In high school in 1957. Sure wish we could go back and look at those mini skirts and tight fuzzy sweaters.
Amen! Haven't Heard This For Years!!! Love It! Thanks!!! Sure Do Miss All The Rock 'n' Roll Days!!! Amen?
Best rendition of this classic 'billy rock' tune ever.
Been a fan since '87. Love Stray Cats. Keep up that strutt
Yes, Love Stray Cats
Nothing beats the sound of an upright bass ...
Слушаю подобные композиции получая не описуемое удовольствие , видимо прошли времена когда создавали подобную классику , все загадили тупым репом .
Lol what? One type of music doesn't preclude other kinda of music being good.
@@heathertaylor8904 he's just sayin rap sucks.... which it does.... no talent mumblings of incoherent gibberish.....
@Nobody Famous that's about as ignorant a statement as any. Mumble rap was like.. five minutes in the brief history of rap. It's like saying all country is crying about wives and dogs leaving, or all punk is angry emo brats whining about something they don't understand. To criticize you've never given a chance to is to out yourself as someone who is unwilling to open themselves up to anything different because they're afraid. Try I'm dying of thirst by Kendrick Lamar. Anything by Kendrick Lamar really.
All music invites you to experience another aspect of life. Maybe one you've experienced yourself. Maybe one you haven't, but they're opening their world up for you to see inside. It's stupid to discount an entire genre because you heard a few bad ones.
Indeed
@@heathertaylor8904 sh*t country music is a bunch of drunk,crying, cousin diddling, 4 wheel drive bs... Emo is cutting yourself in the bathroom because your dad didn't love you enough, pop is all I'm a ho with a yeasty box and 4 baby daddies, Metal is all five finger fist punched my uncles fartbox in back of quick stop, Generally speaking most modern music and artist suck.... I said what I said, it is what it is.....(Tom Macdonald)
absolutely fabulous song, best performance ever, thanks so much. Excellent foto. Good time for you.
Stray Cats are the best Rockabilly band ever.
nah. the 'Blasters' are the best.
Rock n Roll ,портофан, молодость.
Stray Cats are the best rockabilly band in the world
Try Eddie Cochran.
Yes they are
Superb version ! I love the old guitar sound and the echo .
Gene Vincent is looking down with a big smile on his face saying "The Stray Cats get it"
Saw the STRAY CATS AT A ROCK A BILLY IN FLORIDA, FANTASTIC! FANTASTIC!
Was at the SEMINOLE CASINO & HOTEL IN IMMOKALEE, FLORIDA
Sensuelle beauté séductions rythmes voix magnifique Sonys renversante Plaisirs des Sens bonheur des Oreilles coeur d'écoute. Bravo
INTENDITORE BRAVO
IMMORTAL SONGS IN A VERY GOLDEN UNFORGETTABLE TIME! THAN KYOU FOR LOADING!
AMAZING BE BOP A LULA !! LOVE OLDIES!!
This was so smooth that it sneaked into my brain, and will probably stay there for a couple days. Really good!!!
Just days ?...Unforgettable drive....Stray Cats 🎸🐱💤🎸🐱💤🎸
Great rockabilly
Brian and the Cats do a killer cover with the Gene Vincent and the Bluecaps original. I like to imagine the two bands playing together in their prime. I'd be there for that concert!
Great music, and great band !…
i have loved this one for alot of yrs
Tout un pan de ma jeunesse. Ce rockabilly est super. J'en ai des frissons
Le bon vieux temps du rock n roll et des pionniers.
You know what I find wild af? This was like the 3rd time it became popular, but most people are gonna assume this was from the 50s or so. Just a fantastic sound that never gets old.
Interesting and recall the amazing memories!
Straordinaria..eccellenza 2023
They DONT MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE! Im glad i was born soon enough to at least experience this at its latter end. Great memories on the strip, racing and the girls... Great times man.
I hear that and I can relate! I also remember woodstock the beatles and free sex [no aids]!
Жму руку👍
IT IS TOO BAD CRUISEN IS NO MORE
It’s out there, but it’s mostly underground artists. There’s a local musician in my town who goes by Low Volts who has a similar sound to this with a little dash of George Thorogood. You can find his music online.
Just love that bass...Oh and the car what a killer machine...
When i was 18 in 1960 me and some buddies saw Gene live in South london .One of the buddies that i was with went on to be a outstanding guitarist that could play all Cliff Gallups solos.
He was then only 16 .
His name is Albert Lee.
Excellent version.
I have always did love stray cats they got the greatest sound
Да, музыка , рок, блюз 60-70 гг, классика для наших детей и внуков!
СОГЛАСЕН!!!
а как же 50-е? Ведь эта песня вышла в 1956 году (оригинальная версия Джина Винсента)
BRIAN- awesome isn't a grand enough word for his guitar playing- what a power trio
Ш И К А Р Н О !!! 😎
Молодцы !
...СОГЛАСЕН!
...ты не из Саратова?
Миша,ты из"Варьете "?,пел " мамонтёнка "?Саратов?
Je suis tombé la dessus par hasard. A 70 ans ça fait du bien. Signé Mr Petit
Nice old skool!!
this is fricken great
Stray Cats be rockin it!
Yes! Sounds just like Gene Vincent. Excellent. Brought back a lot of memories. Thanks.
I used to jive to this 54 yrs ago !
Love it!
thanks Sara!
c est bon d ecouter de belles chansons souvenir de temps a autre merci grey
1982 at 15, the Southern California music screen warped me. Punk was prevalent, “ New Wave”, Ska, and Rockabilly all we’re playing on my local radio station.
Miss that volume of great styles of music on the radio. Guess it’s why we have u tube
super version , j'adore . Vive Stray Cats
Couple wow's..
Wow!!!
!wo0ow!
Rockabilly at it 's finest !!!
Beau Souvenir wowwww Merci !
The best version ever heard,,,,,, great
Kool Kats!..Memories On This One!
These were mates of mine in england in the early 80s...perfection!!!!
Brian Setzer. Guitar great..a must see! !🎸
Good to go back to that time good memories.
I saw the stray cats about 9 years ago at the Brixton academy, brilliant experiences. I will go in 2019 when they tour the uk. Update, just got tickets for London on the 26th June.
Take it away baby! Brilliant!🥰😍👍
Rockabilly rocks for EVER!!!
Super, ça me rappelle ma jeunesse quand j'étais un voyou!
For those who have not lost the gift of feeling. Thank you.)
GREAT AND BRILLIANT
Red Grey Matter keeping good music alive. Cheers to the people behind this.
Yep, the wonderful 50s served in the 80s
She Bob A Lula baby ! , indeed yes , excellent 👋
coolest band ever!!!
made the 80's KOOL!
thanks brian
Been playing this all day for my mother.🎸🎶
You're a good boy!
Bloody brilliant!!!
amazing tune!
These guys could really rock!
Un groupe mythique qui a su redonner vie ai Rock a Billy avec les sonnorites de la grande époque
BRAVO
@@alainclement9244 Hello, je suis complètement d'accord. J'étais au 2ème concert parisien, c'est comme ça que Best l'avait appelé. Je m'étais dit que j'allais au musée du rock, voir la zique de mes parents. Je devais pas être le seul. Et tout le monde est sorti illuminé par le rockab. Moi, le punk à l'époque, compris. Et j'aime tjrs ça !
@@alainclement9244 Hello, je pense que c'est Wagram celui auquel j'ai assisté. Le Palace, je n'y ai jamais été. Par contre le Gibus, j'y ai vu Johnny Thunders, 5 ou 6 fois. Et pour Feelgood, je les ai vu pour la première fois en juin 75 à l'Olympia. Quelle prestation ! Je les ai vu 6 ou 7 fois. Autant que la Story de Little Bob avec GG Gremy à la guitare, GG est tjrs un de mes guitariste r'n'r préférés
@@alainclement9244 вы-История❤👍
Hell yea stray cats!!! I'm a greaser, there music is great
Thank goodness for grey matter.
Thanks Amy! Enjoy and stay safe!
AWESOME
I'm in tears 🥹
No tears
I Love The Stray Cats!~~
DESDE ARGENTINA AGUANTE CARAJO STRAY CATS LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR
Наверное, это первое, что я услышала из рок энд ролла в детстве.
Я тоже!!!
With love from Belarus (Mensk) !!!!!!!!
Rocka...billy...Stray Cats - Be Bop... A Lula...Light & Love...
Thnx
Música para desbloquear recuerdos...Jamás se olvidan esos hermosos recuerdos...
Good !! From Varginha, MG (ET Land) - Brazil
Love that Chopped and channeled rat rod; Edelbrock valve covers and baby moons!
Only us old dudes know what you're talking. I started w a flat head ford hot rod....loved my Edlebrock heads.
@@robertbarrett6267 Yes siree and a couple of two barrels; hell we were weldiing up pipe for three dueces; and a 5th cycle Iskenderian cam! crap im stuck in the Fifties! thank you sir! it was a ball in those days! we used our melons and learned a craft, then we had a little squabble in the far east to deal with... but now i digress....
I love this song 🎵❤