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3. Jerry Lee is one of my favorites. I was lucky enough to see him live

Thu Sep 27, 2012, 06:59 PM

Sep 2012

last year at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake Iowa and he did not disappoint. I still feel that Jerry Lee's 'Live at the Star Club' from 1964 is the greatest live album of all time. Energy to burn!

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1950s rock-n-roll music. Anyone else a fan? [View all] Jetboy Sep 2012 OP

I listened to '50s and '60s rock throughout my teen years. RebelOne Sep 2012 #1

Jerry Lee is one of my favorites. I was lucky enough to see him live Jetboy Sep 2012 #3

When I think of the fifties, I get this: Bumble Boogie/B.Bumble and the Stingers Ptah Sep 2012 #2

Hey that's pretty good! Jetboy Sep 2012 #4

OH YEAH!! annabanana Sep 2012 #7

I was more Crew Cuts: Sha Boom trof Sep 2012 #5

That is a very good one. Jetboy Sep 2012 #9

Chuck Berry aint_no_life_nowhere Sep 2012 #6

Chuck at his finest! Jetboy Sep 2012 #11

Aw yeah! Unenthusiastic crowd until the end. trof Sep 2012 #19

And the 4 Freshmen. I wasn't that much of a rock 'n roll fan. trof Sep 2012 #8

How about Ebb Tide? annabanana Sep 2012 #10

Oooo...I used to 'slow dance' to that. trof Sep 2012 #12

Tell us, how does he dance? Jetboy Sep 2012 #15

Even though I'm more into the rock-n-roll of the era- the 50s were just full of Jetboy Sep 2012 #13

Remember Julie London? trof Sep 2012 #14

She was an incredible talent and a true beauty! Jetboy Sep 2012 #16

The Four Freshman were a big influence on Brian Wilson. nt raccoon Sep 2012 #53

Did I ever tell you about the time I danced with Bo Diddley? trof Sep 2012 #17

Wow what a thrill of a lifetime! Jetboy Sep 2012 #18

Summer of '63 was my last blast before I went to USAF pilot training that August. trof Sep 2012 #20

It seems like everything changed somewhere right about that time. Jetboy Sep 2012 #23

I was in pilot training at Vance AFB, Enid,OK when Kennedy was shot. trof Sep 2012 #32

Oh Lord, Purple Jesus. I learned about that at Tulane. We're lucky we didn't kill ourselves. nolabear Sep 2012 #22

There was a great program on NPR the other day about how American Pop music has changed. nolabear Sep 2012 #21

There is no more joyous sound to my ears than that of New Orleans! Jetboy Sep 2012 #24

Yes, Lord, Fats. He's a Deity. Lotta good Stroll music out of him and Price. nolabear Sep 2012 #29

New Orleans: Huey Smith & The Clowns; Jesse Hill; Barbara George byeya Sep 2012 #38

Durn, I missed that. nt raccoon Sep 2012 #54

I am a fan! Joe Shlabotnik Sep 2012 #25

Alright Daddio! Jetboy Sep 2012 #26

Eddie Cochran kwassa Sep 2012 #27

I have the Town Hall Party DVD of Eddie and watch it monthy! Jetboy Sep 2012 #28

Born in pipi_k Sep 2012 #30

Gems one and all! Jetboy Sep 2012 #31

I'm not a big fan, but so MUCH of it is so unavoidably head-boppin'. MiddleFingerMom Sep 2012 #33

That girl had good taste- shouldn't have let her go! Jetboy Sep 2012 #35

Some of it rachel1 Sep 2012 #34

Chuck, Fats, Little Richard and a lot of 1950s rock-n-roll relied heavily on the piano. Jetboy Sep 2012 #36

Doo-Wop; Rockabilly; and 50s RnB - Still listen to this music byeya Sep 2012 #37

Whew! Jetboy Sep 2012 #39

If you have the CD featuring the Kodaks and the Teenchords then, I think, you have all of byeya Sep 2012 #41

Oh Gee Oh Gosh is a great one! Jetboy Sep 2012 #43

I dislike using the word genius but I think it applies to Frankie Lymon. He had a lot of extra byeya Sep 2012 #44

Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnignt Jetboy Sep 2012 #45

Red Sails in the Sunset.... byeya Sep 2012 #46

The story that I heard about Pookie Hudson was that he was working as a dishwasher byeya Sep 2012 #47

That was really great of Aaron Neville to do. Jetboy Sep 2012 #48

Bullmoose Jackson and Lonnie Johnson became school janitors also. I think. byeya Sep 2012 #51

More! pipi_k Sep 2012 #40

Thanks Pipi, great clips! Jetboy Sep 2012 #42

More 60's than 50's for me, huge Beatles fan, but Sun Records Elvis can't be beat. edbermac Sep 2012 #49

I tried to sort of hit on that in my post right above yours. Jetboy Sep 2012 #50

Yes! I love doo-wop, rockabilly, early Elvis, Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly. nt raccoon Sep 2012 #52

Thanks for mentioning the Everly Brothers. Jetboy Sep 2012 #55