@@joaosilveira8559 At no other time in music history in western culture did the sale of guitars ever explode or increase as they did when Elvis burst onto the scene. On Elvis’ records was where his guitarist, Scotty Moore, invented rock and roll guitar. Anyone who can read sheet music knows that Moore initiated the technique known as “power chording”. It’s an alternate chord figure that goes with everything. It’s mostly used by heavy metal and Punk Rock guitar. He didn’t write a song but his sheer raw performing talent, his phrasing of a song and ability to make a song absolutely his were all so extraordinary that someone like Chuck Berry - who was a legend and who wrote all of his own songs - still said that Elvis was ‘the best and the best there ever will be He became one of the most significant pop culture icons of the 20th century before passing away at the young age of 42. To this day, he remains the best-selling solo artist of all time, racking up an estimated 600 million to one billion in album sales. It’s not that he was the first to be associated with the term Rock and Roll; in fact, Rocking and Rolling had been around since the early 1900s as a descriptive of the spiritual excitement of African-American church services.“ The shortened term was popularized by pioneering radio DJ Alan Freed beginning in the early 1950s, and various artists had early Rock and Roll hits before Elvis, notably Jackie Brenston’s “Rocket 88” in 1951. Even earlier, Roy Brown’s jump blues hit “Good Rockin’ Tonight”, among others, was laying out a blueprint for the music genesis spawned by the collision of R&B, Gospel, Country, and Rockabilly. No other performer has ever moved so naturally between the genres of Rockabilly, Country, Gospel, and R&B (and been recognized as an icon in each), essentially synthesizing these into a new form: Rock ‘n’ Roll. “Rock Around The Clock” by Bill Haley & His Comets, recorded just a few months before Elvis’ “That’s All Right”, eventually gave the genre its first mega-hit after being featured in the groundbreaking movie Blackboard Jungle. But it was Elvis who would emerge King of Rock and Roll. I don’t think there is a musician today that hasn’t been affected by Elvis’ music. His definitive years - 1954-57 - can only be described as rock’s cornerstone. He was the original cool.” (Brian Setzer) “Heartbreak Hotel” had a colossal impact - both on Elvis’ career and on rock & roll history. It was Elvis’ first nationwide hit after a string of regional successes, and it changed the lives of countless future stars - John Lennon, George Harrison, Keith Richards and Robert Plant have all proclaimed its transformative effect. Elton John, recalling the day he first heard the song, said, “That weekend, my mum came home with ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ and that changed my life. … Elvis Presley changed everyone’s life. I mean, there would be no Beatles, there would be no Hendrix. There would be no Dylan.” Paul McCartney once declared it nothing less than the most important artistic creation of the modern era. “On July 5th, 1954, at Sun Studios in Memphis, Elvis Presley, guitarist Scotty Moore, and bassist Bill Black were horsing around with ‘That’s All Right,’ a tune by bluesman Arthur Crudup, when producer Sam Phillips stopped them and asked, ‘What are you doing?’” Rolling Stone said. “‘We don’t know,’ they said. Phillips told them to ‘back up and do it again.’ Bridging black and white, country and blues, Presley’s sound was playful and revolutionary, charged by a spontaneity and freedom that changed the world. He released four more singles on Sun - including definitive reinventions of Wynonie Harris’ ‘Good Rockin’ Tonight’ and Junior Parker’s ‘Mystery Train’ - before moving on to immortality at RCA. They’re all here on a collection that serves as well as anything out there as a definitive chronicle of the birth of rock ‘n’ roll.” It’s notable Rolling Stone sees Elvis as having created rock ‘n’ roll. Carl Perkins, “Everyone has their own ideas about what rock is. But make no mistake, The first time anyone ever did what was called rock-a-billy was when Elvis, Scotty and the boys started recording” Roy Orbison, “Elvis was the firstest with the mostest”… Dick Clark, “I know he didn’t write the songs but there isn’t anybody or act in rock and roll history that was more influential than Elvis” ca.1990 “There are some songs only Elvis could sing” Dick Clark, ca. 1987 Lennon, “Before Elvis there was nothing” Bob Dylan, “I don’t look at myself as a ‘poetic genius’ ‘voice of a generation” or anything like that, I just want to be Elvis”….as told to Ed Bradley of 60 minutes around 1997 Bobby Womack black performer and producer, “Elvis sent a shockwave through the black community like nobody I have ever heard before. Now that’s power” “Elvis had an influence on everybody with his musical approach. He broke the ice for all of us.”-Al Green “Elvis is the best ever, the most original.” -Jim Morrison “Elvis Presley possessed genuine rhythm guitar chops” - Johnny Cash “Nobody can sing blues better than Elvis”. -Jackie Wilson, "Nobody can sing the gospel better than Elvis" -Mahalia Jackson “I remember Elvis as a young man hanging around the Sun Studios. Even then, I knew this kid had a tremendous talent. He was a dynamic young boy. I was a tremendous fan, and had Elvis lived, there would have been no end to his inventiveness.”-B.B. King “He was a unique artist, an original in an area of imitators.”-Mick Jagger “He was just amazing and spectacular. He really opened the door to my whole love of music. Because of him, and because of the choice of his material, I found Smiley Lewis [and] all those great singers.”-Robert Plant “Elvis was the king. No doubt about it. People like myself, Mick Jagger and all the others only followed in his footsteps.”-Rod Stewart “You have no idea how great he is, really you don’t. You have no comprehension-it’s absolutely impossible. I can’t tell you why he’s so great, but he is. He’s sensational.”-Phil Spector “When I first heard Elvis’ voice, I just knew that I wasn’t going to work for anybody; and nobody was going to be my boss…Hearing him for the first time was like busting out of jail.”-Bob Dylan “Elvis Presley is like the ‘Big Bang’ of rock ’n’ roll. It all came from there and what you had in Elvis Presley is a very interesting moment because, really, to be pretentious about it for a minute, you had two cultures colliding there. You had a kind of white, European culture and an African culture coming together-the rhythm, OK,, of black music and the melody chord progressions of white music, just all came together in that kind of spastic dance of his. That was the moment.” -Bono “Elvis is the greatest cultural force in the 20th century. He introduced the beat to everything, music, language, clothes, it’s a whole new social revolution - the ’60s comes from it.”-Leonard Bernstein
I saw this live on the Ed Sullivan show and I believe it is probably my first real recollection of hearing Elvis. At least this song left an indelible mark in my mind and I became a hard core Elvis fan. I was probably about 7 or 8 years old at the time.
The warden threw a party in the county jail. The prison band was there and they began to wail. The band was jumpin' and the joint began to swing. You should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing. Let's rock Everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone, Little Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone. The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang, the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang. Let's rock Everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Number forty-seven said to number three: "You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see. I sure would be delighted with your company, come on and do the Jailhouse Rock with me." Let's rock Everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Run, run, run, run The sad sack was a sittin' on a block of stone way over in the corner weepin' all alone. The warden said, "Hey, buddy, don't you be no square. If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair." Let's rock Everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Shifty Henry said to Bugs, "For Heaven's sake, no one's lookin', now's our chance to make a break." Bugsy turned to Shifty and he said, "Nix nix, I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks." Let's rock Everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
The warden threw a party in the county jail. The prison band was there and they began to wail. The band was jumpin and the joint began to swing. You should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing. Lets rock, everybody, lets rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin to the jailhouse rock. Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone, Little Joe was blowin on the slide trombone. The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang, The whole rhythm section was the purple gang. Lets rock, everybody, lets rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin to the jailhouse rock. Number forty-seven said to number three: You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see. I sure would be delighted with your company, Come on and do the jailhouse rock with me. Lets rock, everybody, lets rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin to the jailhouse rock. The sad sack was a sittin on a block of stone Way over in the corner weepin all alone. The warden said, hey, buddy, don't you be no square. If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair. Lets rock, everybody, lets rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin to the jailhouse rock. Shifty Henry said to bugs, for heavens sake, No ones lookin, now's our chance to make a break. Bugsy turned to shifty and he said, nix nix, I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks. Lets rock, everybody, lets rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
NHKのどじまんでさっき中学生14才がかっこよく歌ってました！
優勝しましたね🏆
それをみてここにきました
ありがとうございます。
大物になる予感!!
観ました！最高でした！
中学の時にバリバリ反抗期で、親父と口をきく事も無かった。
その頃に親父が友人らと作った会員制倶楽部が有って、いつもビッグバンドジャズやらラテンミュージックが流れていた。
酔っ払った親父の親友がいきなり俺の部屋に入り込んで来てその倶楽部に連れて行った。
いつもはボサボサ頭の親父がポマードで綺麗に流したリーゼントで、エルヴィスを仲間達と聴いてはしゃいでいた。
俺も当時はクリームソーダのグリースでリーゼントもどきの頭をしていたが、リアル５０'Ｓに青春を過ごしていた親父らのリーゼントは桁違いにカッコ良かった。
その日から、少しずつだけどオールディーズやロックンロールを話題にして、親父と話をする様になった。
エルヴィスが俺と親父を再び親子にしてくれた。
めちゃくちゃカッコいい！
最早古典だけど、かっこよさは永遠に色褪せない
かっこいいかな？？？ジャニーズJr.のほうがカッコよくね？
@@xyzhihi1717 そーゆーかっこよさじゃない。分かってないな
カッコ良いと感じるのは人それぞれの感性だから別にどんな意見があっても良いんじゃないか？
@@user-kr8bv2cg5r
どんな意見があってもいいけど、
コメ主に反する意見をわざわざ書くのはマナー良くないと思う
マジでエルヴィスかっこいいよな
普通にかっこよさしかないんだが
何一つダサさが見つからない
すべてオシャレだしかっこいいしイカしてる
全然世代じゃないけどかっこよくて好きだわ。エルヴィスプレスリーは新しいロックンロールでビートルズやツェッペリンとかに影響与えた偉大なアーティスト。
今でもカッコいい😻❤️セクシーでハンサムイケメンだわもっと動いてるエルビスが観たいですね🔥💕ありがとうございます。
ELVISほんとによかった
生きてる時代に生まれていたかった
テレビにRUclips見れる機能がついたのでおじいちゃんに頼まれこれを見せてあげたところ目が若い頃に戻ったような気がして、こっちまで嬉しくなりました。
この方は、凄い。
いいですね
昨日エルヴィスを観に行った
ばかりだからこういうの見ると
なんかまだ興奮冷めやらない
けど昔からこの曲は大好き
だった‼️
エルヴィス・プレスリー…
今この時代にあなたが存在した
としたら最高に愛に溢れ当時
とは違い本当の意味であなたは
もっと愛され幸せな人生を
送れたでしょう。
実際にあなたを見たかった。
そして私も当時の女達のように
あなたに夢中になったことで
しょう。
この年代の曲が現代になっても響くしかっこいいと思うからほんと音楽って無限だよね。だいすき
それな
俺やっぱりブルースブラザーズの最後の監獄ロックが良い
名曲はやっぱ残っていくね。実際エルヴィスの監獄ロックは2005年に再発シングルが全英チャートで再び1位を獲得してて、現代でもよくカバーされてる。エルヴィスもこの曲も凄く好きだし、昔の洋楽や邦楽もすごく良い。
@@user-fn2kj1fk5c正直あれは最高
@@user-fn2kj1fk5c やっぱエルヴィスのが最高だけど、あれもいいカバーだった
この曲好きです。ツイストしたりジャンプして飛び移りたくなる。
母が好きだった曲。七回忌も終わり、本当に仏様になっちゃったけど、思い出の中ではいつでも陽気な母が歌ってる。動画見つけてまた母に触れた気がしてうれしい。ありがとうございます。
すヘ
社会の授業で聴いて頭から離れなかったので聴きに来ました🎧めためたかっこよくて音楽の良さ時代は関係無いんだなって実感しました💘まーぢかっけぇ👍💕💕💕
若いときからなくなるまで、エルビスは歌はうまいし、自然体でカッコいい
ジョジョは素晴らしい古典に出会わせてくれるからありがたい。
ミューラー
理屈じゃないこの熱狂的な感じが好きです。いつ聞いてもいいですね。
全く世代じゃないけど、ずっとかっこいいしこの曲も好きだな。近年でもアルバム首位獲得していて、フルハウスやジョジョとか時代を超えて出てきてるね
素晴らしい、何度見ても飽きない
何回聴いてもいい！！飽きない
カッコいい。不意に歌いたくなる
Elvis歌のリズムと踊りがかっこいい。いつきいてもあきない。
プレスリーの
監獄ロック 🎶
大好きですねぇ～
カッコいい❢ ですねー
プレスリーの 名曲です 👍
@keikoitohanano
コメントありがとうございます。
青春時代のシンボルでした。
今みても、カッコいいと思います^^
おじいちゃんに聴きたい曲があるから検索して欲しいと言われ、この曲を流してあげたところ、とても喜んでいました！
懐かしの思い出の曲なんだそうです^^
1950年代の歌だからお義父さんには懐かしいんだと思うよ！
カッコイイ歌だよね！この歌は
うちもだよ〜！
おじいちゃん当時結構イケイケな方だったのかな。
く
@@official-he4li み
プレスリーの格好良さは半端じゃない。
ソロシンガーとして世界で初めて大成功したんじゃないかな？
バンドマンの端くれとして自分の好きな音楽のルーツを辿りたくなり公開中の「ELVIS」を観てきたところ、年代を超えたかっこよさに見事撃ち抜かれました…。
名前こそ知っていたけど、こういう人がロックンロールを大衆文化として根付かせてくれたから今のロックミュージックがあるんだなぁ…。改めて無限の敬意と哀悼を。エルヴィス・プレスリー。
Bill.haley.aligator
@@joaosilveira8559 At no other time in music history in western culture did the sale of guitars ever explode or increase as they did when Elvis burst onto the scene.
On Elvis’ records was where his guitarist, Scotty Moore, invented rock and roll guitar. Anyone who can read sheet music knows that Moore initiated the technique known as “power chording”. It’s an alternate chord figure that goes with everything. It’s mostly used by heavy metal and Punk Rock guitar.
He didn’t write a song but his sheer raw performing talent, his phrasing of a song and ability to make a song absolutely his were all so extraordinary that someone like Chuck Berry - who was a legend and who wrote all of his own songs - still said that Elvis was ‘the best and the best there ever will be
He became one of the most significant pop culture icons of the 20th century before passing away at the young age of 42.
To this day, he remains the best-selling solo artist of all time, racking up an estimated 600 million to one billion in album sales.
It’s not that he was the first to be associated with the term Rock and Roll; in fact, Rocking and Rolling had been around since the early 1900s as a descriptive of the spiritual excitement of African-American church services.“ The shortened term was popularized by pioneering radio DJ Alan Freed beginning in the early 1950s, and various artists had early Rock and Roll hits before Elvis, notably Jackie Brenston’s “Rocket 88” in 1951. Even earlier, Roy Brown’s jump blues hit “Good Rockin’ Tonight”, among others, was laying out a blueprint for the music genesis spawned by the collision of R&B, Gospel, Country, and Rockabilly.
No other performer has ever moved so naturally between the genres of Rockabilly, Country, Gospel, and R&B (and been recognized as an icon in each), essentially synthesizing these into a new form: Rock ‘n’ Roll.
“Rock Around The Clock” by Bill Haley & His Comets, recorded just a few months before Elvis’ “That’s All Right”, eventually gave the genre its first mega-hit after being featured in the groundbreaking movie Blackboard Jungle. But it was Elvis who would emerge King of Rock and Roll.
I don’t think there is a musician today that hasn’t been affected by Elvis’ music. His definitive years - 1954-57 - can only be described as rock’s cornerstone. He was the original cool.” (Brian Setzer)
“Heartbreak Hotel” had a colossal impact - both on Elvis’ career and on rock & roll history. It was Elvis’ first nationwide hit after a string of regional successes, and it changed the lives of countless future stars - John Lennon, George Harrison, Keith Richards and Robert Plant have all proclaimed its transformative effect. Elton John, recalling the day he first heard the song, said, “That weekend, my mum came home with ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ and that changed my life. … Elvis Presley changed everyone’s life. I mean, there would be no Beatles, there would be no Hendrix. There would be no Dylan.” Paul McCartney once declared it nothing less than the most important artistic creation of the modern era.
“On July 5th, 1954, at Sun Studios in Memphis, Elvis Presley, guitarist Scotty Moore, and bassist Bill Black were horsing around with ‘That’s All Right,’ a tune by bluesman Arthur Crudup, when producer Sam Phillips stopped them and asked, ‘What are you doing?’” Rolling Stone said. “‘We don’t know,’ they said. Phillips told them to ‘back up and do it again.’ Bridging black and white, country and blues, Presley’s sound was playful and revolutionary, charged by a spontaneity and freedom that changed the world. He released four more singles on Sun - including definitive reinventions of Wynonie Harris’ ‘Good Rockin’ Tonight’ and Junior Parker’s ‘Mystery Train’ - before moving on to immortality at RCA. They’re all here on a collection that serves as well as anything out there as a definitive chronicle of the birth of rock ‘n’ roll.” It’s notable Rolling Stone sees Elvis as having created rock ‘n’ roll.
Carl Perkins, “Everyone has their own ideas about what rock is. But make no mistake, The first time anyone ever did what was called rock-a-billy was when Elvis, Scotty and the boys started recording”
Roy Orbison, “Elvis was the firstest with the mostest”…
Dick Clark, “I know he didn’t write the songs but there isn’t anybody or act in rock and roll history that was more influential than Elvis” ca.1990
“There are some songs only Elvis could sing” Dick Clark, ca. 1987
Lennon, “Before Elvis there was nothing”
Bob Dylan, “I don’t look at myself as a ‘poetic genius’ ‘voice of a generation” or anything like that, I just want to be Elvis”….as told to Ed Bradley of 60 minutes around 1997
Bobby Womack black performer and producer, “Elvis sent a shockwave through the black community like nobody I have ever heard before. Now that’s power”
“Elvis had an influence on everybody with his musical approach. He broke the ice for all of us.”-Al Green
“Elvis is the best ever, the most original.” -Jim Morrison
“Elvis Presley possessed genuine rhythm guitar chops” - Johnny Cash
“Nobody can sing blues better than Elvis”. -Jackie Wilson,
"Nobody can sing the gospel better than Elvis" -Mahalia Jackson
“I remember Elvis as a young man hanging around the Sun Studios. Even then, I knew this kid had a tremendous talent. He was a dynamic young boy. I was a tremendous fan, and had Elvis lived, there would have been no end to his inventiveness.”-B.B. King
“He was a unique artist, an original in an area of imitators.”-Mick Jagger
“He was just amazing and spectacular. He really opened the door to my whole love of music. Because of him, and because of the choice of his material, I found Smiley Lewis [and] all those great singers.”-Robert Plant
“Elvis was the king. No doubt about it. People like myself, Mick Jagger and all the others only followed in his footsteps.”-Rod Stewart
“You have no idea how great he is, really you don’t. You have no comprehension-it’s absolutely impossible. I can’t tell you why he’s so great, but he is. He’s sensational.”-Phil Spector
“When I first heard Elvis’ voice, I just knew that I wasn’t going to work for anybody; and nobody was going to be my boss…Hearing him for the first time was like busting out of jail.”-Bob Dylan
“Elvis Presley is like the ‘Big Bang’ of rock ’n’ roll. It all came from there and what you had in Elvis Presley is a very interesting moment because, really, to be pretentious about it for a minute, you had two cultures colliding there. You had a kind of white, European culture and an African culture coming together-the rhythm, OK,, of black music and the melody chord progressions of white music, just all came together in that kind of spastic dance of his. That was the moment.” -Bono
“Elvis is the greatest cultural force in the 20th century. He introduced the beat to everything, music, language, clothes, it’s a whole new social revolution - the ’60s comes from it.”-Leonard Bernstein
映画最高でした
かっこよすぎる。全てが絵になる
カッコよすぎる。こうギラギラ生きてみたい
今日音楽の授業でブギウギを聞いてこの辺りの年代の曲に衝撃を受けた。
カッコよすぎねぇか………
私が生まれた頃にはすでにエルヴィスな亡くなってたけど、幼稚園の頃に雑誌で見たエルヴィスに一目惚れしてしまったので私の初恋はエルヴィスです。
shout out from America, Elvis still king
ジョジョの６部から聞きに来ました。この曲かーずっと前から耳に残ってる！
ヤバイmvもかっこ良く過ぎる。
車のなかで聴きたい😃
こんなかっこ良かったんだ‼️
かっこいい、、、同世代で昔の洋楽好きな人がいないからかなしい
最近改めてこの曲を聞いてあまりのカッコ良さに驚きました
今聞いても全然古くさくない！
リズムもいいし歌と音楽が一体化してて聞いてると自然に踊りだしてしまう
何から何までカッコイイ!！
カッコよすぎる
エルヴィス凄く好きです。ロックンロールのポップス熱狂時代が始まりました。
同じ1957年、日本では昭和30年前半、美空ひばりや島倉千代子が歌謡曲を歌う一方、アメリカでは、腰を振りながらセクシーな色気で歌うエルヴィス。エルヴィスはまさに先駆者！！
1207bttf ひばりのjazzはええぞ
かっこいい、、、
最高！！！！！何回聞いても飽きない いい音楽に出会えて良かった
いつまでたっても色褪せない。
いつまでも最高にカッコイイ。
それがエルビス・プレスリー。
かっこええ👍
普段こう言ったけいは聞かないんですけれどこればっかりは好きでずっと聞いてます。大好きな曲です！！
懐かしい！
かっこいい。ロックンロール！
かっこよすぎます
1:23毎回見ても鳥肌立つぐらいかっこいい…この足と腰の動き最高！！このシーン見るためだけに映画見たけど全体的に意外とすんなり見れて面白いかと言われればまた別だけどエルヴィス好きなら余裕で見れる映画だった！
堅苦しい50年代にこれをやるってのはすごいなぁ〜
50s は堅苦しくないぜ
むしろアメリカが本当の意味で自由を確立した時代、ロカビリーなんだよ
華々しい時代だったよこの頃はむしろ
@@user-lo9hi5jp6m でも50sの日本でもウケたのはやっぱすごいよ
苦しいって意味なら60年代後半がやばいぞ...
50sは堅苦しくなくなっていった華々しい時代でもあるけど、黒人差別も凄い時代だったんだよね。
この時代の黒人歌手やエルヴィスが活動するのはとても大変だったと思う。
エルヴィスの登場は非常に重要で、貧しい子供の時から街の黒人歌手達と仲がよくて歌い方を学んで育った。
黒人のように歌い腰を振るエルヴィスは危険人物とされ、音楽関係者やPTAの白人の大人達から、凄まじい批判を受ける。
それでも若者はエルヴィスにハマり、テレビで視聴率８２％取ったり、これ以上ないくらい世界最大のロックスターになった。
黒人音楽に大きく影響受けたエルヴィスは、独自にアレンジした新しいロックンロール、ロカビリーで若者や後のアーティスト達に大きな影響を与えた。
チャックベリーやジェームスブラウンやアルグリーンなど、当時の黒人アーティスト達はエルヴィスについて「彼は音楽をひとつにした。白人は黒人の音楽を閉じこめていたけれど、エルヴィスがその扉を開いてくれた。彼は素晴らしい独特なスタイルの音楽で人種の壁を越えた」というふうに評価する意見が多く残ってる。
歴史学者のダグラス・ブリンクリィは「エルヴィスの音楽と黄金の声をしりぞけることは、アメリカそのものを理解しないことであり、アメリカに革命を起こした存在であるという決定的な点を見逃すことだ」
世界的指揮者のレナードバーンスタインは「エルヴィスは２０世紀最大の文化的推進力であり、ビートという概念を音楽、言語、服飾のすべてに導入した社会革命の旗手だった。６０年代は全てここから始まった」
エルヴィスの登場がいかに重要だったのかわかる。
これ関係あるか分からないけど
57年辺りといえば冷戦もいよいよ激化してきた頃
かっこいい！
完璧ですしびれる！
当時、友達とプレスリーの映画色々観ました。懐かしくて、最近の映画、１人で観て、ラストシーンで涙が。
この曲世界一好きやわ
ダンスがかっこいい！！
小学校の合唱コンクールで金賞もらったのを思い出す。
懐かしいなぁ
r r この曲を合唱‥…?!
初めて聴いた時、身体に雷が打たれたような衝撃を今でも忘れない、、、エルビスよ永遠に
I saw this live on the Ed Sullivan show and I believe it is probably my first real recollection of hearing Elvis. At least this song left an indelible mark in my mind and I became a hard core Elvis fan. I was probably about 7 or 8 years old at the time.
I too also saw it on the Ed Sullivan show for the first time.
LP 3:25
Fantástico rei do rock Elvis nem tinha nascido mas adorava este cantor 😊
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Charismatic! Rock and Roll is immortal
良いね〜！
こんな映像があったとは、素晴らしい👏
リヴァーフェニックスの映画から名前を知ってたどり着いた。かっこいい...！
チャックベリー リトルリチャード エルヴィスプレスリー みんな好き
さすがエルヴィス痺れるわ
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この曲めっちゃ好き💘💘
旨いビールを飲みながら聴くととにかく格別に聴こえてしまう歌。
映画公開と聞いてまた聞きに来た
やっぱり名曲
エルヴィス・プレスリーの映画見て聞き漁ってます
①昔からある ②なのにかっこいい ③ダンスもイカしてる ④そして初めに言ったとうり・・・・なんだっけ？ まあ、とても素晴らしい！
It's cool and fun rock'n'roll！
いつ観ても監獄ロックの唄ツイストプレスリー格好良すぎる最高😃⤴⤴
「cutest jailbird I ever did see.」って普通に「今まで見た中で一番かわいい」って言う口説き言葉だったのか…
「てめーみたいな女々しい野郎は初めてだ」みたいな意味だと思ってた
当方20歳のガキですが映画のElvis を見てこの上なく感動しました
時代を越えて残る音楽とはまさにこのことなのだと、鳥肌が止まりませんでした
あれ？
もう公開されてるんだ!?
16歳のガキですが魅力的すぎるエルヴィスの沼にまんまとハマってしまいました
好きに年齢は関係ないぜ
伝説ってこんな風に語り継がれていくんやなって実感
映画最高すぎた！！
ロックの歴史に権威あるローリングストーン誌にも重要なロックソングの一つと書いてたし、この曲凄く好きだな
love this song!
Parabéns pelo trabalho joinha gostei muito done
That intro was dope. Rocky blues. Elvis🤩
時代を感じるのに熱くなれるから凄い
声もビートも舞台も好きです。
最高、痺れる！
Esta es una se las canciones y los bailes maS impresionantes y fabulosos de Elvis. Todos los suyo son maravillosos. Este es súper.
Por fin una latina
いやぁ、この世界観いいなぁ
めちゃくちゃかっこいい
The warden threw a party in the county jail.
The prison band was there and they began to wail.
The band was jumpin' and the joint began to swing.
You should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing.
Let's rock Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone,
Little Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone.
The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang,
the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang.
Let's rock Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
Number forty-seven said to number three:
"You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see.
I sure would be delighted with your company,
come on and do the Jailhouse Rock with me."
Let's rock Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
Run, run, run, run
The sad sack was a sittin' on a block of stone
way over in the corner weepin' all alone.
The warden said, "Hey, buddy, don't you be no square.
If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair."
Let's rock Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
Shifty Henry said to Bugs, "For Heaven's sake,
no one's lookin', now's our chance to make a break."
Bugsy turned to Shifty and he said, "Nix nix,
I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks."
Let's rock Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
びっくりドンキーでたまに聴く、あの大好きな曲はこの伝説のエルビスの歌だったのか！
50 years ahead of his 👋 time totally class 👏
この曲大好き☆
たくさんあるエルビスのヒットで
好きなのが、まずハートブレイクホテル..キングクレオウル、ハウンドドッグ、監獄ロック！！
やはり初期のヒット曲が多いです。
ビートルズも同じです、初期が好き、、プリーズプリーズミー、シーラブズユー、抱きしめたい、PSアイラブユー、アイソーハースタンディングゼア..
カッコいいと思うのは3人
エルビスプレスリー、キースリチャード、スティービーウインウッド
25歳です。最近ハマってます
これ、エルヴィスがロックのリズムで踊ってるのに、バックダンサーはいかにもミュージカル映画調の正当なリズムで踊ってておもしろい。音楽の転換期だよね。これが1957年で映画「ウェストサイド物語」が1961年。「ウェストサイド」の後だったらバックダンサーの踊りも変わってたんだろうなあ。
本当にかっこいい！
イケメン！エルヴィス。
一度でいいから昔に行って生で見てみたい。
華麗なステップ！
授業でこの曲を聞く授業がありました
めちゃくちゃかっこよかったです
そんな授業があったのですか？！羨ましい笑
良く良く考えたら、エルビスの曲ってCMで流れくらいでちゃんと聞いたことないやと思って来てみたら、めちゃめちゃカッコいいやん！
おら親父も好きだったわけだ。
今でもエルヴィス・プレスリーが歌ったカバー曲はCMで流れてますね
欧米のロック界でエルヴ ィス・プレスリーの影響 を受けて無い人は居ない と言うほど...
ビートルズもエルヴィ ス・プレスリーが居なか ったらビートルズも居な いとジョン・レノンが言 っていた
今日映画観てきました😊
The KING!!!
カッチョ良い～☆
この頃のエルヴィスが～最高！
２０歳の時に先輩に連れていかれたバーで曲流れてて皆んなでツイストしてたっけな笑 今から10年位前だが、サイコーに楽しかったよ！やっぱりいい曲は時代を超えるね！！
何時代だよ笑
のど自慢見ました😊中学生カッコ良かったですね～🥳
ノリノリでかっこいい
かっこよすぎる❗️
The warden threw a party in the county jail.
The prison band was there and they began to wail.
The band was jumpin and the joint began to swing.
You should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing.
Lets rock, everybody, lets rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone,
Little Joe was blowin on the slide trombone.
The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang,
The whole rhythm section was the purple gang.
Lets rock, everybody, lets rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
Number forty-seven said to number three:
You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see.
I sure would be delighted with your company,
Come on and do the jailhouse rock with me.
Lets rock, everybody, lets rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
The sad sack was a sittin on a block of stone
Way over in the corner weepin all alone.
The warden said, hey, buddy, don't you be no square.
If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair.
Lets rock, everybody, lets rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
Shifty Henry said to bugs, for heavens sake,
No ones lookin, now's our chance to make a break.
Bugsy turned to shifty and he said, nix nix,
I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks.
Lets rock, everybody, lets rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin to the jailhouse rock.
so cool！！