Blasters featuring Hollywood Fats - 1986 - Rock and Roll Will Stand video free download

Nilton Cardoso

Maravilhosooooooo

Worldwide Ghosts

Hollywood is the man!

OutOfTheirSkulls

Fats was simply awesome.

Donna Palmer

ty luv the blasters!!!!!!!!

ignatius reilly

Fantastic clip of Fats, although it would have been nice if the Rock 'n Roll Evening "News" had spelled his last name correctly. It's Mann.

sonny foreman

R.I.P. Hollywood Fats..the best

Tom Engel

Hail hail rock & roll!

swingfever7777

looking for the other performance that night....Lieber and Stoller's "One Bad Stud." The Blasters opened the show with it.

David Waltzer

We gave Fats a ride to the Ash Grove in LA where he was opening for Freddie King and playing in Freddie's band. He always remembered a favor..somehow he got us backstage passes to a Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Johnny Otis Show concert at the Hollywood Palladium. This was about 1969 or 70... I was 14 I think (my older bro drove)

FatherCoughlin

Fats AND Lee Allen...Jesus Christ.....................this band smoked them all and I saw them fifty times easy.......THE BEST EVER...........Fats and Lee are ripping it up somewhere.............

topcatrecords

According to Paladin bassist Thomas Yearsley, Fats got the call from Phil Alvin to join the Blasters on Sunday December 22, 1985 as he and the Paladins were loading their gear at the San Antonio club where on the previous night they played the last gig of their 4 city tour. Fats really wanted that gig and when he walked back to the van after the call, he was happier than a midget at a mini-skirt convention!

Russell Stanton Greene

Love you bro.

Gon Zalez

Hollywood Fats overdosed just after this gig :( R.I.P

bassdoc

Sounds really good! Just discovering this great band, even though I saw them open for Queen back in 1980.

Sloan Skylar

Michael Mann just blows out the gaskets on this one. So fine.

phildirt3

bazz looks the same today

phildirt3

i liked when dave left every once in awhile

Jonathan Stewart

Just ridiculous. Amazing. What can you say, it was a golden group.

The Blasters

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