Nr 125 Rocking 50s. GENE VINCENT ….Dickie Harrel Interview 1994 Theater Fabrik München.

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Rocking 50s
  • Nr 125 Rocking 50s.. BE BOP A LULA..Interview mit Dickie Harrel
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 432...Whistling Songs
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The Rocking 50s Nr.431...Kansas City & Kansas Rockabilly
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The Rocking 50s Nr.430...Rocking Rhythm
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 429...Honky Tonk Stomp
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The Rocking 50s Nr 428..... Real Gone R&B
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 427....Mary Lou
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 426....Traveling Man
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The Rocking 50s Nr.425...Rock Everybody
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 424...Water Baby Boogie
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The Rocking 50s Nr. 423... Crazy Rhythm

Erik van de Meerakker im Gespräch mit Dickie Harrel (1994 Theater Fabrik München)

Dickie“Be-Bop“Harrel was the original drummer for Gene Vincent´s Blue Caps.
His restrained brush playing and background screams on Vincent´s first and most famous hit “ Be Bop A Lula“, gave that record — one of the signature records of early Rock and Roll–
much of its tension and feel.

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