Billy Vaughn - Raunchy (1957) video free download

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1957 {December 8th} the AM radio airwaves must have been flooded with "Raunchy"...For on Billboard's Most Played by Jockeys chart for Dec. 8th, 1957 there were three versions of "Raunchy" in the Top 10, Bill Justis was at #6 with his version, one position lower at #7 was Ernie Freeman's version, and right at #10 was Bill Vaughn's version...In addition, on Billboard's R&B Best-Sellers in Stores chart, Ernie Freeman's "Raunchy" was at #2 while Bill Justis was at #3, and the #1 record was "You Send Me" by Sam Cooke...And on January 5th, 1958 Bill Justis' "Raunchy" replaced Ernie Freeman's version at #1 on Billboard's R&B Most Played by Jockeys chart...

Arnold Heiduk

Super !!!

Charles Perez

Still have the 45 on London records , still a few around though. like 30@ 70c each ☺

TheWizardAlvin

have always loved this version

Alim Bakhtiar

lagune Mbah Surip iki, wah... jan. hehehe, dikibuli Mbah Surip yo,melalui tak gendong.

58'chrysler

i have this in LP

ausme10

Great song!!! Nice Garrard turntable you have there, too!!!

atrotroa

Fetzige Melodie von B. Justis/S. Manker!! In der Kürze liegt die Würze (2:20); das gleiche gilt für Wheels (von The String-A-Longs) und Rebel Rouser (von Duane Eddy). Das Original von Bill Justis gefällt mir allerdings etwas besser.

Tibor Hegedűs

GYEREK KOROM KEDVENCE !!! /1958/ TIBI

wb5oxq

I have this on a 45.

gabatron477

this is the song george harrison played on guitar for john lennon when he first met him, ahhhh so good

sauquoit13456

SON-OF-GUN; JUST MADE IT!!! In 1957 "Raunchy" peaked at No. 10 thus just making the Billboard's Top 10 and it spent a total of 21 weeks in the Top 100... With this record Billy Vaughn became the only artist to have a two-sided instrumental Top 10 make the charts; the A/side was "Sail Along Silvery Moon", it peak at No. 5...

diki metal

tak gendong kemana mana.. tak gendong kemana mana..

DaAnalogDogg86

Sounds very good!

walt7500

Billy is the man!

KA7EII

Billy's Saxophones really sound good on that DOT "Ultra High Fidelity" 78rpm record! Thank you for sharing.

Ron Dickinson

This song brings back so many memories and a tear to this old boys eyes. Sure miss my Mom and Dad. Enjoy heaven and rmember, we will all be together again.

Jack Starr

Holy shit, the record is on FIRE!!!

Duane Eddy

Duane Eddy - Raunchy (1963)

Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra

Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra - Raunchy (1957)