The other day I came across some of Cliff Richard’s early Rock and Roll songs which I really enjoyed, and have become some of my favourites.<\/p>\n
1. Whole lot of shaking going on<\/a><\/p>\n Here Cliff takes off the old Jerry Lee Lewis.<\/p>\n 2. 1959 ‘live’ Rock and Roll concert – 15 minutes<\/a><\/p>\n I love his early fast moving songs.<\/p>\n 3. Let me tell you Baby – 11 minutes<\/a><\/p>\n “Let me tell you Baby – it’s called Rock and Roll.”<\/p>\n 4. First ‘live’ recordings 1958 – 4 songs – 9 minutes<\/a><\/p>\n I had never heard him sing Jailhouse Rock before.<\/p>\n 5. ‘Live’ from Belgium 1964 – 40 minutes<\/a><\/p>\n Sir Richard is an internation star. I remember being on a bus in Israel, and hearing him singing on the bus speakers. That was so unusual.<\/p>\n 6. Old video – on stage – 2 hours<\/a><\/p>\n This is like an assortment of songs.<\/p>\n 7. The real Cliff Richard<\/a><\/p>\n I thought it was very interesting to hear his life story, as told by other people. “Thank you” Sir Cliff Richard. He shook my hand when I was young, and it was a very big thrill for me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The other day I came across some of Cliff Richard’s early Rock and Roll songs which I really enjoyed, and have become some of my favourites. 1. Whole lot of shaking going on Here Cliff takes off the old Jerry … Continue reading