Eddie Cochran & Ernie Freeman - FAST JIVIN' - 1956 Rockabilly Instrumental! descargar videos gratis

steve hewitt

Brilliant !

doubleotwentyone

Some nice guitar from Joe Maphis here too, with that signature Mosrite sound. Seem like Eddie thought there was going be a key change @ 2.02...

Thierry Richard

salut optandus bel hommage que tu le rend a ses grand MUSICIENS .ches sun ils etaient un peut dans le meme etat d'esprit. surtout en studio d'enregistrement.THANCK

Karl Gillies

Hi Optandus. Thanks for your nice reply. When Buddy holly died, he had 6 recordings on tape, the fireballs got the rights in court to add music to them. Buddy Holly seems to have far more recognition than Eddie Cochran. Do you have much of 50s 60s collection ?? I have heaps. I found it very sad, to watch Dick d Agiston and the swingers, which were great, featuring Eddie Cochran. I have never seen fast jiving on a 45rpm, and i know a few people with the best collections in Australia. Kind Regard's. Karl

Karl Gillies

I have a great knowledge of 50s 60s rock n roll, never knew this was Eddie Cochran at 17, playing guitar. This man should have had far more recognition, than Buddy Holly. I feel very sad, watching town hall party, 1959, staring Eddie Cochran. He died 14 months, after singing about the death of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper. You really do have to ask, is there a god. Karl Gillies

JustaSideOrderOfLove

Happy Birthday Eddie I LOVE Ya!!!

Greg Hayes

This is a fun video and Eddie is the best the 50's had to offer.

Mrggggg58

The man could play.

hiboz

fabulous,thanks

Lola Dijon

Wonderful! Tnx for the post ;))

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