Displaying items by tag: Rock'n'Roll

Youth Culture was spawned after the Second World War, with Great Britain being the country of origin, and it has often been regarded that the Teddy Boys of the fifties were the first ones.

AC/DC - Live at the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London, 1977. A raw, loud, and energetic performance.

In the mid-fifties television had a profound effect on the fortunes of Hollywood and at the same time, rock’n’roll was still in the province of radio and live performances.

The Big ‘O’ was christened Roy Kelton Orbison, born in Vernon, Texas 1936, and sadly died, aged 52 in 1988.

Freddie Heath (1935 - 1966 ) joined his first group which was a skiffle outfit called "The Frantic Four" then later "The Five Nutters. "

The Heat Inc has released a dynamic and boisterous EP, that is bound to get your blood racing and your feet pounding.