Bill Haley: Rock Around The Clock (180g HQ-Vinyl)
Rock Around The Clock (180g HQ-Vinyl)
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- Label: Doxy, 1956
- Erscheinungstermin: 10.3.2009
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Bereits ab 1950 experimentierten Bill Haley & His Saddlemen an einem neuen Stil, der Dixieland, Rhythm & Blues und Country vereinte. Im Frühjahr 1952 erschien das Jimmy-Preston-Cover »Rock The Joint«, bei dem Haley schon seine aufdringliche Vokalisation einsetzte. Der Sound glich dem späteren Northern-Band-Style, dazu kam erstmals ein Rockgitarren-Solo von Danny Cedrone, das Haley zwei Jahre später Note für Note für seinen Welthit »Rock Around The Clock« erneut einspielen ließ. Für Kenner und Experten ist »Rock The Joint« der erste Rockabilly-Song auf Schallplatte.
"One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, rock!" Has anyone on earth not heard that? Bill Haley was playing rock & roll before anyone even knew what it was, launching the style that paved the way for every other rock & roll singer, including Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Chuck Berry. He was also the first rock singer to tour Europe and score hits there. By the time this LP was released in 1956, Haley had already scored hits with "Crazy, Man, Crazy" and most significantly 1955's "Rock Around the Clock", which eventually sold somewhere in the neighbourhood of 25 million copies. Although usually equated with the birth of Rock & Roll, it was not until the release of the historic 1956 film, "Blackboard Jungle", starring Glenn Ford (where "Rock Around the Clock" is the theme song) that the copies started to fly off the shelves.
"One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, rock!" Has anyone on earth not heard that? Bill Haley was playing rock & roll before anyone even knew what it was, launching the style that paved the way for every other rock & roll singer, including Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Chuck Berry. He was also the first rock singer to tour Europe and score hits there. By the time this LP was released in 1956, Haley had already scored hits with "Crazy, Man, Crazy" and most significantly 1955's "Rock Around the Clock", which eventually sold somewhere in the neighbourhood of 25 million copies. Although usually equated with the birth of Rock & Roll, it was not until the release of the historic 1956 film, "Blackboard Jungle", starring Glenn Ford (where "Rock Around the Clock" is the theme song) that the copies started to fly off the shelves.
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LP
- 1 Rock Around The Clock
- 2 Shake, Rattle And Roll
- 3 Abc Boogie
- 4 Thirteen Women
- 5 Razzle dazzle
- 6 Two Hound Dogs
- 7 Dim, Dim The Lights
- 8 Happy Baby
- 9 Birth Of The Boogie
- 10 Mambo Rock
- 11 Burn That Candle
- 12 Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie
