Sun Records - Carl Perkins - Honey Don't video free download

Manoel Luiz

É meu ídolo, gosto do Carl, um dos maiores do r'r. maneco - RGS - Brasil.

Claude BERNHARD

Thank you very much. Great upload!!Appreciate it ♦♫♦･*:..｡♦♫♦*ﾟ¨ﾟﾟ･*:..｡♦

JAP Greasers

Thank you very much. Great upload!!Appreciate it ♦♫♦･*:..｡♦♫♦*ﾟ¨ﾟﾟ･*:..｡♦

Bullslukaren

@seventhavenuebeats"Forever Yours" was also recorded by Don Wade 1959, also great.

TeamViperVzla

Amazing revival

gerdeco

Hello avenger 1281. I enjoyed this very much. Thanks for posting.

moviemagg

Honey Don't was recorded in 1955 and not in 54 as shown over this video.

noblesiner

I got this recorded on vhs somewhere

StagPreston

Carl Perkins left Sam because he thought he might follow in Johnny Cash's footsteps, who had left Sam earlier to be on Columbia. But, they didn't know how to produce good rockabilly at Columbia. Sam Phillips understood how to get a great performance out of his acts, which is why most of his SUN acts did not do as well artistically once they left the label, with the exception of Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison, who did more than just rockabilly. It can be argued that Elvis' best sides were cut at SUN

elvis presley

Carl Perkins could have and should have been the Next Hank Williams Mr Phillips handled him and his talent all wrong.

Old School Blues Guitar

Why does anyone have to point fingers here and now - or ever? I think Carl's career and musical legacy came out pretty strong in the end. The car wreck didn't help his career any nor did the move to Columbia - where his music became a pale imitation of his Sun years. Phillips, like all of us, may have made some mistakes. But, he did so much for music that I find it hard to blame him for anything.

ecnalubma696969

Sorry, Sam Phillips, you treated Carl like cowflop when he needed you the most! SHAME ON YOU, SAM.

ecnalubma696969

Wow, great video!!!!!!!

Ingvar Kristensen

"Honey Don`t" is from 1955 not 1954

TheSunRecords

@kobby500 Thanks for the share,Yes, I knew this one, but it's great!

sun shine

ws holland in his younger years,

SmokeBojangles

The king Of Rockin Roll

AEFic

It's so silly how some people just wanna play the same old chord progressions each time. I find it so boring when they stick to 12 bar blues.

kristinparkermusic

"just goes to show you gotta take some chances" :)

littledog1975

It's "Turn Around". Also done by Hank Williams, Jerry Lee among others

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