Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon - Palisades Park. + Informações

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Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon - Action. + Informações

In looking back over the history of rock & roll, the sad fact remains that very few of its original practitioners stayed true to its original big beat vision. Some made a handful of brilliant sides before broader horizons -- television or the movies -- beckoned. Others were rockers in name only, pop singers who couldn't wait to shimmy into a tuxedo, trading in stomp'n'shout hysteria for the more "respectable" future of dispensing supper club schmaltz. But Freddy Cannon was a true believer, a rocker to the bone. Freddy Cannon made rock & roll records; great noisy rock & roll records and all of them were infused with a gigantic drum beat that was an automatic invitation to shake it on down anyplace there was a spot to dance. Freddy Cannon remained true to the beat and made some really great fun rock & roll records in the bargain. Because of the time frame he enjoyed his biggest successes in -- the late '50s to the mid-'60s -- Cannon is wrongly lumped in with the "Bobbies and Frankies" that proliferated during that era. But a quick listen to any of his finest records -- all to be found on Rhino's The Best of Freddy "Boom-Boom" Cannon collection -- quickly dispels any preconceived notions of him being a pretty-boy teen idol no-talent. Cannon could genuinely rock and on two of his very best records -- "Talahassee Lassie" and "Buzz-Buzz-A-Diddle-It" -- Freddy Cannon supplies his own electric rhythm guitar, with his scrappy work on the latter record being particularly effective .... + Informações

Great R&R hit from 1959/60. It made #3 in both the UK & US charts. I've 'enhanced' the original mono sound for added enjoyment. For superior Stereo sound add &fmt=18 to the url and refresh .... or better still go to uk.youtube.com (Recommended) Well, way down yonder in New Orleans in the land of the dreamy scenes There's a garden of Eden, ah you know what I mean Yeah, Creole babies with flashin' eyes softly whisper with tender sighs And then you stop Oh won't you give your lady fair a little smile And then you stop You bet your life you'll linger there a little while Yeah, there is heaven right here on earth with those beautiful queens Yeah, way down yonder in New Orleans Way down yonder in New Orleans, in the land of the dreamy scenes There's a garden of Eden, well you know what I mean Well, Creole babies with flashin' eyes softly whisper with tender sighs And then you stop Oh won't you give your lady fair a little smile And then you stop You bet your life you'll linger there a little while Yeah, there is heaven right here on earth with those beautiful queens Well, way down yonder in New Orleans. + Informações

Yeah, isn't this 1966 movie clip great?! Please don't forget to check out my other channel: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Remembering Palisades Park, and this great song!. + Informações

Talahassee Lassie. + Informações

Stereo*. Freddy Cannon belts out "Okefenokee", one of my favourites from way back. A really powerful, driving rocker. Got to #43 on the US charts in 1959. (*mono recording re-processed to produce a stereo effect). + Informações

From 1961, here's Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon with "Buzz Buzz A Diddle It." Enjoy.. + Informações

Freddy Wing a Ding Dings it. + Informações

In looking back over the history of rock & roll, the sad fact remains that very few of its original practitioners stayed true to its original big beat vision. Some made a handful of brilliant sides before broader horizons -- television or the movies -- beckoned. Others were rockers in name only, pop singers who couldn't wait to shimmy into a tuxedo, trading in stomp'n'shout hysteria for the more "respectable" future of dispensing supper club schmaltz. But Freddy Cannon was a true believer, a rocker to the bone. Freddy Cannon made rock & roll records; great noisy rock & roll records and all of them were infused with a gigantic drum beat that was an automatic invitation to shake it on down anyplace there was a spot to dance. Freddy Cannon remained true to the beat and made some really great fun rock & roll records in the bargain. Because of the time frame he enjoyed his biggest successes in -- the late '50s to the mid-'60s -- Cannon is wrongly lumped in with the "Bobbies and Frankies" that proliferated during that era. But a quick listen to any of his finest records -- all to be found on Rhino's The Best of Freddy "Boom-Boom" Cannon collection -- quickly dispels any preconceived notions of him being a pretty-boy teen idol no-talent. Cannon could genuinely rock and on two of his very best records -- "Talahassee Lassie" and "Buzz-Buzz-A-Diddle-It" -- Freddy Cannon supplies his own electric rhythm guitar, with his scrappy work on the latter record being particularly effective .... + Informações

Freddy Cannon sings "Betty Jean", the B-side of 'Patty Baby'. Also featured on the 1963 album "Freddie Steps Out". Not a spelling mistake, it's 'Freddie' on the album cover.. + Informações

Whit Frank Slay and his Orchestra. On Swan 1962, Flipside of "Palisades Park". + Informações

Whit Frank Slay and his Orchestra. On Swan 1962. + Informações

Nice clip, good quality. + Informações

Composed by the writing team of Michael Z. Gordon (www.imdb.com and Jimmy Griffin, this song was one of over sixty songs that were recorded by major artists of the 60's during the three years that they were together. Griffin went on to join Bread and Gordon went on to become a successful movie producer/ Gordon won two BMI Awards for his songs, "Apologize" and "Out Of Limits" by the Marketts, one of two groups founded by Gordon during his six years touring with The Routers and The Marketts. + Informações

Freddie Cannon graba junto Frank Slay y Su New Orleans Band,Mi Chica Y Yo. Este misma cancion, fue grabada en Chile por Patricio Del Solar. Saludos, spm997@gmail.com. + Informações

Die Single erschien auf Top Rank! Taken from old vinyl.. + Informações

Freddy Cannon singing "If You Were A Rock And Roll Record", released as a single in 1962. This is the album version from "Freddie Cannon Steps Out". Yes, that's Freddy with an "ie". To hear the single version, check out grandprix63's posting.. + Informações

Os mais belos hits do século XX.. + Informações

Freddy Cannon and The Belmonts perform "Let's Put The Fun Back In Rock 'n Roll". "Way Down Yonder In New Orleans". For other videos, downloads, pictures and more visit www.thebelmonts.net. + Informações

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Freddy Cannon recorded this song in 1960. HUMDINGER only made it to #59 on the Billboard Hot 100.. + Informações