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Dpm12

(512 posts)
Thu Nov 6, 2014, 05:51 PM Nov 2014

Post some of your favorite '50s rock songs

Post YouTube videos of some of your favorite 1950s rock songs!
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There are others, but I can't think of them right now.
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Post some of your favorite '50s rock songs (Original Post) Dpm12 Nov 2014 OP
All Shook Up -- First 45. Hoyt Nov 2014 #1
This one started it all! femmocrat Nov 2014 #2
Depends on how you define "start." malthaussen Nov 2014 #15
Johnny Otis & The Three Tons Of Joy - Willie and the Hand Jive Brother Buzz Nov 2014 #3
Tutti Frutti antiquie Nov 2014 #4
Elvis Presley--Paralyzed Kingofalldems Nov 2014 #5
No Buddy Holly yet? cemaphonic Nov 2014 #6
Bye bye love rug Nov 2014 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author IcyPeas Nov 2014 #8
My favorite is this group who invented rock. n/t RebelOne Nov 2014 #9
Widely acknowledged as the first"rock and roll" song panader0 Nov 2014 #10
The Drifters.."There Goes My Baby" KoKo Nov 2014 #11
The great Ray Charles from 1953 aint_no_life_nowhere Nov 2014 #12
Rockabilly kwassa Nov 2014 #13
some R&B kwassa Nov 2014 #14
How about some Jump Blues? From 1947 yet? malthaussen Nov 2014 #16

malthaussen

(17,202 posts)
15. Depends on how you define "start."
Fri Nov 7, 2014, 11:30 AM
Nov 2014

First Rock and Roll song to have major commercial success. But not first in the genre, which goes back a few years before '56.

-- Mal

cemaphonic

(4,138 posts)
6. No Buddy Holly yet?
Thu Nov 6, 2014, 08:08 PM
Nov 2014

He left a legacy in the span of five years that most popular musicians couldn't equal in a lifetime.

In the way that Elvis and others brought the singing style of black r&b and gospel music to white listeners, Buddy Holly did it for the guitar.

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malthaussen

(17,202 posts)
16. How about some Jump Blues? From 1947 yet?
Fri Nov 7, 2014, 11:39 AM
Nov 2014


(Wynonie Harris also put out a version around the same time)

-- Mal
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