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Gene Vincent dance to the bop - http://gene-vincent.iquebec.com/ FAN CLUB OFFICIEL FRANCOPHONE GENE VINCENT http://gene-vincent.iquebec.com/ Forum http://gene-vincent-forum.niceboard.com/index.forum blog musical http://www.20six.fr/genevincent http://www.20six.fr/anneesvinyl Lee-Loo ANNEES VINYL 2eme passage Show TV American Bansdtand Dick Clark 1957 http://gene-vincent.iquebec.com

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  1. Doire Says:
    He died at the end of the 60s or beginning of the 70s. Spelling erRors ;-)
  2. Braeden Says:
    No, they could also do playback in the 50's.
  3. Tremayne Says:
    Actually, because the show wanted to appeal to the parents more, Dick Clark would make his guest mime to recorded songs because they thought that LIVE performances were too wild! If you were a guest on the show you weren't allowed to wear blue jeans and such, skirts and suits usually. Interesante!
  4. Johnelle Says:
    Perhaps, but that doesn't mean he deserves any less to be dragged behind a truck. The man's sole purpose in life was to get rich, no matter whose back he stood upon. The blame also lies, in part, with Elvis, Jerry Lee, Little Richard, and Chuck Berry.
  5. Charlynn Says:
    Dick Clark was a product of the growing medium of television. This was inevitable.
  6. DAMIS Says:
    i dont think there is any footage of cliff he didn't stay too long..he only played on about 32 odd songs with gene..shame because he was the sound that made everything explode
  7. Stamford Says:
    Wow this is real old. But let's dance
  8. Rylan Says:
    Preach it brother! Dick Clark helped kill RNR for his own personal gain. Fuck you, Dick.
  9. Simao Says:
    He died in 1971 of a ruptured stomach ulcer.
  10. Misti Says:
    Where is the drummer, the bass player and the back-up singers? Are they behind the curtain with the Wizard of Oz? ;)
  11. Tiva Says:
    Anyone have video of Cliff Gallup with Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps?
  12. MELINA Says:
    spelling erors... Long live rockabilly! btw, is he still alive?
  13. Marily Says:
    long live rockabill? btw, is he still alive?
  14. Wadanhyll Says:
    same to you corndick!
  15. Tremayne Says:
    Fuck You
  16. LaKinzi Says:
    Now thats good music! Long Live Rockabilly!
  17. Adamson Says:
    Actually, Pat "white shoes" Boone unintentionally helped black artists. 'Cause after hearing Bones version of Tutti Frutti they by chance heard Richards and found it immensely better and that created an interest for the real stuff. so they started to look a round. Simple as that.
  18. Kaylyn Says:
    Nah...Vincent wasn't better in 1956 compared to 1957 or 58 or 59. But the style changed a bit. The difference was that in 1956 Gallup's Chet Atkins style of playing gave the band a more 'pure' rockabilly sound compared to in 1957-1960 with Grady not having Gallups prowess but sure had the drive and guts Gene loved.
  19. BICH Says:
    Dick Clark is/was a no-no for the real rocknroll. Clark is a most un-rocnroll-parasite with no check whatsoever but Gene had to visit places like this to get a name and a living out of his music. Tricy Dick Clark got away from the Payola scandal but he sure was in this shit while they litteraly killed Alan Freed (DJ from Clevland and organizer of rnroll shows)who was a genuine rnroll lover and promoter of a lotsa black artists. Sweet Gene Vincent.
  20. Geraldine Says:
    russel willaford replaced cliff but not for long
  21. Jaimee Says:
    that's cool but dick clark was on the other side as far as i'm concerned. rock n roll was murdered by these guys. tragic.
  22. MOLNER Says:
    You got it ! Gene lost that great sound and vitality when Cliff went back to his day job !
  23. Zak Says:
    Thank You for this wonderful archive !
  24. Cerella Says:
    ok Gene! Yeah Eh!
  25. Dru Says:
    Nice info

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