Welcome to the first episode of what David Wild of Rolling Stone has called “the most promising Web music series” of 2010. Created by Greg Mitchell, former editor at legendary Crawdaddy magazine and author of nine books, it offers a highly personal look at several decades of rock ‘n roll — from Elvis Presley to Elvis Costello. It opens with one of the oft-overlooked pioneers from New Orleans, Fats Domino. (Contact MItchell at epic1934@aol.com) If you missed the trailer for the series you can find the link on this channel or go here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5BgUwzvYJw Next month: On meeting Bruce Springsteen in 1972 — in Sing Sing prison. Don’t forget to subscribe! To carry or sponsor this series write epic1934@aol.com. (Series shot and edited by Andy Mitchell of “MacAwesome” fame.) And visit the “Incompleat” blog for exclusive stories: http://rockinghistory.blogspot.com/
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Baterista \ Drummer : Marcos Camacho (Drum Cover)
If you know the song, turn up your volume and sing along! Long live vintage American Rock and Roll!! Lyrics are in the video description box behind the “more info” link on YouTube. And remember, www.youtube.com is the website address where the complete collection of dwCrooner music videos can be found and viewed for free. Rock and Roll Music was written by Chuck Berry in 1957. It is a long-time favorite of mine that I covered just to have a little fun with. The lyrics are:
“The most promising upcoming Web music series, ” — David Wild, contributing editor at Rolling Stone. Greg Mitchell, longtime editor at the legendary Crawdaddy and author of 9 books, introduces in this trailer a unique–and personal–series, tracing rock ‘n roll from its roots through the present day. The trailer features everyone from Elvis and The Beatles to Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen. Shot and edited by Andy Mitchell of “MacAwesome” fame.