Buddy Holly - Rock Around With Ollie Vee (Rockin' Verison) 1956 скачать видео бесплатно

Galaxy Tab

Harold Lloyd was his dad

Roland Gonzales

God bless this man,he is what we will never be,True Rocker, I love you Buddy 

rollindanny57

This is the only version of this sound Ive ever heard. We even had it on our local pub jukebox 35 years ago along with johnny Burnette and gene Vincent to name a few.

Kateyhall

TRUE KING Of ROCK NOT ELVIS!! It's Buddy Holly!!

Southern Jameson West

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Tennessee Williams

killer good

MrAlsfan5

This is pure rock and roll and so wonderful.

Cora Visser

This is awesome real real old but so good.keep on rocking and thank you for uploading.IThis deserves a lot of respect .

Lee Drury

Always good to hear early versions of old faves!

FidgeDextro

I would have loved to have heard The Cramps cover this. Such an obvious influence. But now, Buddy and Lux are probably singing it somewhere as a duet.

dkfelix

Both versions are rocking, I think.

Bill Jennings

Maybe of interest: and it's the worst-ever Hollywood movie for period-correct instruments and amplifiers. Persevere for three or four minutes...

lcar4000

Great song, one of my favorite Holly recordings even though it was obvious Decca was trying to duplicate the Sun sound. 

dogpetdog

@Jarski J. Ollie Vee is the guy they're rockin' out with in the middle of the nite. Duh.

maxonian206

His Decca sides were the best of his recordings. I wish I'd bought more of the Brunswick UK releases in the 50s. The Coral stuff became more and more "pop".

Davieshambles1984

Class!

akira.T

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Duncan038

Definately the best version of this song!

Jarski J.

Classic and love this! But really who was Ollie Vee ? What's this song about ?

Harley Moore

EXACTLY i agree 1000% now we got people yelling b.s into the mic, what happened to the good ol' care free days of the 1950s i know theres going to be the people who say stuff about minoritys in the 50s but i dont care, thats not what this comment was about so id thank you kindly not to say stuff about your minority family in the 1950s, this comment was to say something that NEEDS AND SHOULD BE HEARDD BY EVERYONE! -Rave on, one satisfyed buddy holly fan

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