As a Millenial this movie & Ritchie Valens are part of the Chicano movie collection. Mi Familia, Selena, Blood in Blood out, Stand & Deliver, American Me, Boulevard Nights, Colours.
@@octavius8562 some actors like life more than hollywood. Thats why you see some actors fall off, ya some dont really take big parts, but some make their money and pursue other careers or spend time with their family. The hollywood life is not for everyone.
Yeah man , dude is so good acting that I still hate the sucker when i see this part !!! Wonder what’s going on with him today,because dude was phenomenal
Boy was on fire 🔥🔥 🔥 🔥. Chuck Berry advertised and promoted him. Buddy Holly was amazed n his talent. Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, and Led Zeppelin were influenced by Ritchie Valens.
every comment i read is always my favorite. my favorite part of this video is when Rudy accepts the fact that his group has already accepted Ritchie and began playing to his song, so even though he's the last one to join, he starts "killin" it on the sax, and sounded a lot better than he did on the song he was playing when Ritchie walked up on 'em.
Fun scene that had a big impact on my childhood. This movie introduced me to Ritchie Valens, which got me into Buddy Holly. And that served to broaden my listening from just the music of my day to that of the 50s and 60s--and later, through the centuries into Mozart, Bartok, Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, and on and on. The development of music is an ongoing journey. And there's always someone new to listen to and learn from.
@@aidenblackwelder5234 Many said the same about Neil Peart and well 40 some aught years later and who knows how many tours and millions of dollars etc I think it's safe to say he is no longer the new guy in the band lmao
Same here. My wife picks on me because every time his brother screams out "Ritchie" gets me every time. Haha And I have seen this movie dozens of times.
@@jguitarz1 So much emotion, man. When his mom and brother both hear about Ritchie’s death……absolutely crushing. That’s funny your wife picks on you for that haha.
Its a tweed Fender Champ. Worth thousands now. A lot of the big guitar greats. Page Clapton,Beck, Green etc.used them in the studio. Cranked and miked they sounded huge and awesome. Small tube amps are great and these vintage ones are sought after
@@jcripp7974 Not really, I mean you can get one for $1,500 or less if that's what it really is. New ones seem to be about a thousand. Vintage amps aren't nearly as valuable as vintage guitars. I own a late 60s Fender Deluxe Reverb in almost pristine original condition, it was my grandpa's. It's priceless to me but probably only worth a couple of grand if I sold it.
Still Love it . A great example of what can be done with a three chord song in the hands of a Master Composer . Either you have the gift or you don't Thanks RV !!!
Oh, I can remember dancing to this at a sock hop in the high-school gym. Our gym teacher said we got better exercise trying to keep up with this than playing volleyball. Such energy! Such joy. It was fantastic.
I was a teenager at the time of this movie, and it was a fantastic feeling to witness such talent in a time when being Latino was not as cool as it is today! Lou Diamond Philips shout be an honorary Mexican at the very least!
Latinos have never been cool. Mexicans made being mexican cool and the rest of the vultures just appropriate and imitate. isn't not about latinos. Stop trying to make everything mexican about latinos.
He also made me want to play a instrument specially the electric guitar and when I got my regular guitar my parents kept on saying Jasmine and her flying guitar
Ritchie impresses everyone effortlessly, has all their attention.... then goes beast mode and plays that solo Damnnmnnn that solo hit hard yo Sparked my love for oldies
I love this because the egos sometimes in music is funny. He instantly put the band on another level and still throughout the movie tried to to take back control. When you got a guy that good you just fall in behind him and ride the wave!
1:00 Well, it's Saturday night and I just got paid Fool about my money, don't try to save My heart says "go go, have a time" Cause it's Saturday night and I'm feelin' fine I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight Got me a date and I won't be late Picked her up in my 88 Shag on down by the union hall When the joint starts jumpin' I'll have a ball I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight Long about ten I'll be flying high Walk on out unto the sky But I don't care if I spend my dough 'Cause tonight I'm gonna be one happy soul I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight🎤🎶
Greg Frank If only He wasn’t jealous of Ritchie and hating on his Mom trying to help out, He would’ve still been part of the Band even though Ritchie got Famous going Solo
Even funnier? Technically, Valens and another member are supposed to be just out of JUNIOR high... Good show as long as you don't know the actual history, and then it really sucks...just like a lot of biopics...("cough Freddie Mercury cough")
What I love about this is that the song that Ritchie used to audition was the SAME SONG that Paul McCartney used when he auditioned to John Lennon and The Quarrymen a couple years later.
It was "Twenty Flight Rock" by Eddie Cochran that Paul sang to John Lennon and got into the band.Eddie knew Richie and paid a moving tribute to him in the song "Three Stars" 🎸
Rudy (sees Ritchie's amp): "What is that?" Ritchie: "It's my amp." Rudy: "Looks like something somebody threw away." Me: "Yeah? Well, so does everything else in your garage!"
This is one of those movies that sounds best to have a surround sound system! You can definitely hear when the bass player comes in ❤ Love this part of the movie 😊
Ritchie was the most influential rock star ever when you think about it.... 8 months, that's all the time he had being famous. I can't level my bank account in 8 mos.. thank you Ritchie for rock n roll
@@miguelfilo962 If Ritchie had've lived,... Wow, sign me up. I always have wondered if he would've ventured more into Blues throughout the 60s, rather than rock. Either way, his songs, his story, and the fact NOONE has ever had anything but positive things to say about him let's me know he was a one and only spirit. His school he attended still honors him to this day. God only calls home the best at such a young age. The Latino movement he created, is made up of the best bands in the world. Even non-Latino bands like myself still can't get enough of the 17yr old Ritchie 60 years later. Long live Ritchie and his family
No matter how good, beautiful or touch you think you are, theirs always someone better, more beautiful and stronger. People don’t come to see common, they come to see extraordinary!
Memories from south of San Antonio in 1967. Snare drum/cym. 14 ME Singer: Alex Ramos, 16 pretty boy with solid voice. Mike Hernandez 16 bass guitar solid. Joey Piatek 15 lead guitar. My first band. Our first practice was just like this one. What memories.
Ego destroyed (saxophone player) Haha. This whole movie (and the music Valens wrote) was so influencal on me as a kid and it ultimately lit a fuse that got me started playing guitar. 27 years later, seeing this clip reminded me of that.
I think Lou Diamond Phillips did an excelent job in this movie. I wish Ritchie Valens had more notoriety - he was only 17, can you imagine what he would have accomplished? The song "The Day the Music Died" is so friggin' correct, America lost our Beatles (Buddy) and our Stones (Ritchie) in that plane crash.
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As a young child in the 80's in a Mexican-American family, I can't say it enough how much this movie was a part of our childhoods.
Yeah every Christmas 🎄 we watch this classic movie and Bob was everyone’s favorite
Native American families too, everyone family had a “Bob” 😂
As a Millenial this movie & Ritchie Valens are part of the Chicano movie collection. Mi Familia, Selena, Blood in Blood out, Stand & Deliver, American Me, Boulevard Nights, Colours.
Yes!! I was scared to fly on a plane for YEARSS 😅
Proud to be what I am 🇲🇽
The actor playing the piano is portraying my dad 😢💗🌹 Thank you.. RIP dad
What's his name?
@@bridgetromero832 my dad? Frank Gallardo
Myst the Pixy Princess So this happened in real life?
@@stevenwilson5804 as far as Ritchie? Yes 😌
But yes the piano player in the original Silhouettes was my dad
Lou Diamond Phillips's performance as Ritchie is phenomenal!!! He's truly an amazing actor!
He really was great in this, hes a very underrated actor, he was great in stand and deliver too.
for me, he's born for that role :) Man, I love that movie. So much nostalgia
He Sure Is!
@@octavius8562 some actors like life more than hollywood. Thats why you see some actors fall off, ya some dont really take big parts, but some make their money and pursue other careers or spend time with their family. The hollywood life is not for everyone.
He also did a great job starring as "hulk"
Favorite part always is when the singer is solo and then the drums join in. Something so cool when a song jumps to life.
Heck yea dude that part gives me the chills!
ITS ON NOW, BAYBEEE
Love when songs are played live and the instruments come in one at a time.
Facts!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Yes absolutly
They should have made this scene a lot longer. Love this part.
no it was long enough just watch it over again
Love the expression on Rudy's face when Ritchie rips into his solo :)
It’s always someone with Jealousy in the Group who Hates on your Talent
@@rasoto83I think it’s more the realization that he’s no longer the band leader after that moment.
@@ClassicalQuack I agree; they were a good band and Ritchie just brought it to the next level.
He knew he was done 😆
I love how he defended himself, without being rude. "Yeah well... its mine now, so don't worry about it"
Real artists let their art do the talking.
@ true that
I like the later line when the rest of the group leaves Rudy to go with Ritchie: "I guess it's "What?"
In real life he told him to suck it sideways, but the studio wanted a family movie!
That wasn’t rude?
You vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
Hahaha😂
Lol
Donald Coronel AHAHAHAHAHA
The old, "He's just a friend/co-worker/2nd cousin, and I'm NOT interested in him in THAT way!!!" Lmao!
I’m the 1k like let’s goo
The world lost an amazing young man. Incredible talent.
Bobo really was something wasn't he best brother Richie ever had!
Could've been big.....or bigger as Elvis, if he lived!
man you could see it in his eyes he looked at Ritchie when he started on the solo thinking this guy is a star
mrbran214 lol it was jealousy in his eye
Ganjah King well it matches ritchie's guitar
haha man I love that part just because his gitar solo
It kind of reminds me of when some auditions on a TV Show and they blow the judges away
NoPain NoGain Rudy got "owned". Ritchie was the "Missing" Link.
the guy who played the leader, Geoffrey Rivas, is a great actor. He totally made this scene. the expressions on his face are flawless.
I remember him as Carlos from Blood In Blood Out
Rivas you can’t comment on yourself
@@Saxtafunkta-fecta lmao
Yeah man , dude is so good acting that I still hate the sucker when i see this part !!! Wonder what’s going on with him today,because dude was phenomenal
@@Saxtafunkta-fecta LOL
I get goosebumps every time I watch this.
Boy was on fire 🔥🔥 🔥 🔥. Chuck Berry advertised and promoted him. Buddy Holly was amazed n his talent. Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, and Led Zeppelin were influenced by Ritchie Valens.
Yeah him and buddy holly were genius' to bad they weird to young probably would've knocked the king off his throne
He was so talented
Obie Montellano You forgot to mention Johnny Canales
silentj80 umm yeah, we all know that. B
The movie was based on Ritchie Valen’s life.
mrbran214 I agree. Ritchie probably would have been bigger than Elvis.
You realize Richie in real life didn’t have money for equipment he found that amplifier in the trash and played on it. RIP Richie ❤️
Hendrix started on a one string left handed Ukulele he found in a dumpster behind a music store
@@ariimoanacotter2873 Dude, Hendrix practiced with a broom!
@Jay Doubleyhoo 0:43 yeah well it's mine now so don't worry about it
As I tell all my musicians it's not what you have it's how you use it
Played the shit out of it
every comment i read is always my favorite.
my favorite part of this video is when Rudy accepts the fact that his group has already accepted Ritchie and began playing to his song, so even though he's the last one to join, he starts "killin" it on the sax, and sounded a lot better than he did on the song he was playing when Ritchie walked up on 'em.
the same bridge where Bob is walking shouting Ritchie is the same one in this scene I just now noticed that after watching this movie so many times
Jaz Beal nice observation bro, never in my life i would've notice it... Wooow... Thank you...
Michael Jackson
Jaz Beal I never noticed it either...
Jaz beal you are richhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Saddest part of the movie. Always gets me sad
This is the scene that his mom knew that Lou was the one to play Ritchie.... Smart woman.... Love her for that...
Fun scene that had a big impact on my childhood. This movie introduced me to Ritchie Valens, which got me into Buddy Holly. And that served to broaden my listening from just the music of my day to that of the 50s and 60s--and later, through the centuries into Mozart, Bartok, Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, and on and on.
The development of music is an ongoing journey. And there's always someone new to listen to and learn from.
🎯
Even the guy who was acting like a total jerk had to jam to it.
O O Ha ha ha. He wasn't acting.
And when ritchie went fast has crap he was like he is fake and a robot
LMFAO Hahahahaha barely SNAPPED 🤣🤣🤣💥💀
@@aidenblackwelder5234 Many said the same about Neil Peart and well 40 some aught years later and who knows how many tours and millions of dollars etc I think it's safe to say he is no longer the new guy in the band lmao
anon anon no shit
After hating on Ritchie went to Jail and joined la onda . Fucken Carlos man!
Mike Marin lol
Mike Marin you have the same last name as me. Where are u from. Mexicali?
Mike Marin LMAOOO
He got strung out on his own shit and moved in on bga customers
America's cup of coffee
La Bamba is one of my favorite movies of all time. It makes me cry every time too.
Same here. My wife picks on me because every time his brother screams out "Ritchie" gets me every time. Haha And I have seen this movie dozens of times.
@@jguitarz1 So much emotion, man. When his mom and brother both hear about Ritchie’s death……absolutely crushing. That’s funny your wife picks on you for that haha.
Chino: "This is Rudy he's the leader of the Silhouettes".
Ritchie: "Hold my coke."
Hold my yayo
Houses that's what I thought
Rudy he's the leader of the Silhouettes? That's a really long name.
Fastest has been in history
Hold my coke fool, im taking over as leader
That vintage amp that "looks like something somebody threw away" is probably worth about a nice chunk of change now.
Nah its a piece of crap
Its a tweed Fender Champ. Worth thousands now. A lot of the big guitar greats. Page Clapton,Beck, Green etc.used them in the studio. Cranked and miked they sounded huge and awesome. Small tube amps are great and these vintage ones are sought after
HaHa! Well that one perhaps
Nothing sounds like the old tube amps. Nothing.
@@jcripp7974 Not really, I mean you can get one for $1,500 or less if that's what it really is.
New ones seem to be about a thousand. Vintage amps aren't nearly as valuable as vintage guitars. I own a late 60s Fender Deluxe Reverb in almost pristine original condition, it was my grandpa's. It's priceless to me but probably only worth a couple of grand if I sold it.
Still Love it . A great example of what can be done with a three chord song in the hands of a Master Composer . Either you have the gift or you don't Thanks RV !!!
I like how Ritchie looks straight through Sax guys eyes throughout his whole performance 😂
" Yeah well its mine now" gets me everytime.. knowing Ritchie came from humble beginnings.
Lou Diamond Phillips!!!!!!! He played Ritchie Valens so well 💜 I love both of them and may Ritchie Valens rest in peace
Even Ritchie's family called Lou Ritchie
@@rdsieben I Actually Remember Hearing that the Latin Community Practically Adopted Lou After "La Bamba"
In less than 2 min. he turned from leader of the band to that random guy who plays the occasional sax😂😂
To be humble is to be great! as very few are until they are no more...
Its that rock n roll guitar 🎸
Rudy's reaction after Chino joined Ritchie was like" whoa esse, what you doing?" I'm the leader. Well I use to be.
@@gregaman27 The flying guitar!
awaaw
And that'show a legend was born. Even after 70 years everyone remembers -the silhouet- ... Ritchie Valens
Oh, I can remember dancing to this at a sock hop in the high-school gym. Our gym teacher said we got better exercise trying to keep up with this than playing volleyball. Such energy! Such joy. It was fantastic.
Those days must’ve been great huh?
@@azuko2372 You bet.
@@trinitymdc3974 How were they?
Rudy:Leader of the band
Ritchie:I'm about to end this man's whole career.
Wow 1.9k likes I didn’t see that coming but thanks guys🙌
Resic-YT 😂😂😂😂 he did when he started playing and singing.
He did LOL
Ritchie: ...but i'm not a musician.
@Abdullah Hassan you would know about planes crashing
@@yodude9624 Cruel but funny.
Ritchie plugs in his old Amp and smashes it of the park. Love it, great tune and great film
There were no old amps back then, there were just amps.
@@TheKitchenerLeslieIn Ritchie’s case, that was an old amp because he pulled it out of the garbage.
@@thelevisullivan Probably stole it in real life.
I was a teenager at the time of this movie, and it was a fantastic feeling to witness such talent in a time when being Latino was not as cool as it is today! Lou Diamond Philips shout be an honorary Mexican at the very least!
Lou Diamond PHillips is native american
Actually he is Filipino but I think it was nice seeing him play the role!
His mother was Filipina. His father was an American of Scots-Irish and Cherokee descent... so you’re both basically correct
@@Leslie58 awesome thanks for letting me know!
Latinos have never been cool. Mexicans made being mexican cool and the rest of the vultures just appropriate and imitate. isn't not about latinos. Stop trying to make everything mexican about latinos.
Lou Played this part flawlessly!! This got me into guitar!! As an actor playing a musician he sure made me a fan!!!
He also made me want to play a instrument specially the electric guitar and when I got my regular guitar my parents kept on saying Jasmine and her flying guitar
Is that all you played with??? How about your neighbors weenie? Did you want to play with it?
@@OGWonkavisionHD the fuck is wrong with you, weirdo
Ritchie impresses everyone effortlessly, has all their attention.... then goes beast mode and plays that solo
Damnnmnnn that solo hit hard yo
Sparked my love for oldies
I love this because the egos sometimes in music is funny. He instantly put the band on another level and still throughout the movie tried to to take back control. When you got a guy that good you just fall in behind him and ride the wave!
1:00
Well, it's Saturday night and I just got paid
Fool about my money, don't try to save
My heart says "go go, have a time"
Cause it's Saturday night and I'm feelin' fine
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight
Got me a date and I won't be late
Picked her up in my 88
Shag on down by the union hall
When the joint starts jumpin' I'll have a ball
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight
Long about ten I'll be flying high
Walk on out unto the sky
But I don't care if I spend my dough
'Cause tonight I'm gonna be one happy soul
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight🎤🎶
Thanks
carlos Gomez 🙏🏼
Thank you❤💕
@@dianagarcia2143 Any time.
Je
Richard Valenzuela and the flying guitar!
Love the enthusiasm of the piano player and the drummer.
Anybody else notice the song they are playing at the beginning is Charlena.
I did.
Me too.
That's the only one they got and good night my love
Good spotting
Don't you know Iove you, don't you know I care, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrggghh!!!!
when you realize you are not longer the leader of the band
Farias Piero 😂😂😂😂😂😂
No*
Farias Piero 😂
Lol
Farias Piero k
Such a classic. I grew up on this movie.
It doesn’t matter how cheap or good looking the instruments have to be, it’s the one who knows how use them ! 💯
When you realize it's Ritchie Valens and the Silhouettes now
Richie Valens and His Flyyying Geetar
When is the next gig?
And Rudy couldn’t handle it. Lol
@@ifwecouldvote 1959. Cant wait
The magical amp that doesn't need to be plugged in. Ritchie was that badass!
Ritchie killed it...this is a classic scene
Good acting, the look on his face when he started playing his guitar solo was priceless.
The moment you realize you just met your replacement........AND he's freakin' AWESOME to jam with!
The moment the guy realized that he was going to be a bit player in his own band and there was nothing he could do about it.
0:48 already hating lol
Daniel Sifuentes-Bradford hating ass niggas lol
Like Ritchie told him "Well It's mine now, So don't worry about it."
Rudy looks at him in Disgust like "How Dare you Talk Back 2 me.!" 😂
@@rasoto83 That was strike 1. Strike 2 was when Ritchie blew him away on the guitar solo. Then at the VFW Hall I guess it's what made it strike 3
Greg Frank If only He wasn’t jealous of Ritchie and hating on his Mom trying to help out, He would’ve still been part of the Band even though Ritchie got Famous going Solo
FUCK!!!!! I wanted to hear the rest of the guitar solo.
The complete version of "Rip it UP" from Los Lobos don't included the guitar solo in the soundtrack of the movie, but they have a sax solo
The leader of the band made this video
Look up the original you might like it it's by bill haley and his comets ✌️
Hell yeah! Boy was cookin! 🔥
Cómo se llama la película?
In some alternate timeline Ritchie survived, and took Rock n Roll to some very exciting places.
yeah and little wayne worked at mcdonalds.
A great film,and great acting by the woman who plays his mum,and the guy who played his older brother too!
The dude immediately felt threatened when Ritchie started singing. The way Ritchie stared at him said "Your band is mine now"
Greatest scene in the movie!🔥✨
One of my favorite movie of all times. One of my favorite scene of La Bamba. Love this movie
Ritchie Valens he had a massive impact guitar players ,so underrated only shortly lived bless
Still revered decades after his death & some clown on UA-cam thinks he's underrated ffs
My favorite scene of this whole movie !! Made me think of being a rock and roll musician !!
Oldest bunch of high schoolers I've ever seen
Well only Ritchie and the drummer are the ones in high school.
Never seen Grease?
Even funnier? Technically, Valens and another member are supposed to be just out of JUNIOR high...
Good show as long as you don't know the actual history, and then it really sucks...just like a lot of biopics...("cough Freddie Mercury cough")
Have you seen pictures of RItchie? He looked 30.
lol so true.. thats funny
Rudy Castro: Since when did your mama run The Silhouettes?
Ritchie: Since 1:00!
I guess it's what?
I’ve loved this scene since I was a kid. It STILL gets me HYPED
Lou Diamond Phillips was a great actor then. He did a great job in this movie.
Not that great acting like he could play guitar.
What's the title of the movie?
@@fritzielicda234 La Bamba
Then? Is he not anymore?
He still is. Watch him in Longmire.
Hell of a movie on his life a shame he passed away was so talented.
Ahhhh that Sears and Roebucks guitar! Wish I kept mine !
What I love about this is that the song that Ritchie used to audition was the SAME SONG that Paul McCartney used when he auditioned to John Lennon and The Quarrymen a couple years later.
It was "Twenty Flight Rock" by Eddie Cochran that Paul sang to John Lennon and got into the band.Eddie knew Richie and paid a moving tribute to him in the song "Three Stars" 🎸
I REALLY WANTED A FULL COVER OF THIS SONG
Lol he's all intimidated seeing super talented kid love it
Omg-I remember seeing labamba at kahala theater while on vk in Hawaii. We immediately went out & bought the soundtrack on tape. So great
Rudy (sees Ritchie's amp): "What is that?"
Ritchie: "It's my amp."
Rudy: "Looks like something somebody threw away."
Me: "Yeah? Well, so does everything else in your garage!"
good one!
Ñ9
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This is one of those movies that sounds best to have a surround sound system! You can definitely hear when the bass player comes in ❤ Love this part of the movie 😊
O man, the look that came across Rudy's face when Ritchie started ripping that solo was so funny!
Ritchie was the most influential rock star ever when you think about it.... 8 months, that's all the time he had being famous. I can't level my bank account in 8 mos.. thank you Ritchie for rock n roll
If he had lived longer, he would have given Elvis a run for his money.
@@miguelfilo962 If Ritchie had've lived,... Wow, sign me up. I always have wondered if he would've ventured more into Blues throughout the 60s, rather than rock. Either way, his songs, his story, and the fact NOONE has ever had anything but positive things to say about him let's me know he was a one and only spirit. His school he attended still honors him to this day. God only calls home the best at such a young age. The Latino movement he created, is made up of the best bands in the world. Even non-Latino bands like myself still can't get enough of the 17yr old Ritchie 60 years later. Long live Ritchie and his family
"Guess you guys aren't ready for that kind of music...but your kids will love it"!!
Welp time to go watch La Bamba again. I love this movie it’s a classic!! He did an outstanding job!! ❤️👏🏾
No matter how good, beautiful or touch you think you are, theirs always someone better, more beautiful and stronger. People don’t come to see common, they come to see extraordinary!
Absolutely love this music 🎶 🎵 gets my blood flowing my heart pumping ♥ 😅😅
I love how this scene shows Ritchie's connection to Little Richard. Real kings of rock n roll
Memories from south of San Antonio in 1967. Snare drum/cym. 14 ME Singer: Alex Ramos, 16 pretty boy with solid voice. Mike Hernandez 16 bass guitar solid. Joey Piatek 15 lead guitar. My first band. Our first practice was just like this one. What memories.
I haven't seen this movie in like decades, literally.....what a movie
I wish they showed him kill it!! One of my fav movies I actually started playing guitar after seeing it when I was a kid, now my kids play also!!
God rest his soul! Ritchie Valens ! What a nice young man.
Let your light shine, never let anyone dim it.💜
I miss real rock n roll! This was pure
The leader is Carlos from blood in blood out
yup had to search it up
Fkn Carlos
Carlos Zuniga
Man the 80s and 90s were good times.. Musical revolutions I should say..
Nope 60's ;70's & 80's
great voice, good presentation...love this guy\
I watched this movie for first time with my first love back in Saskatoon in 2001 and just loved every song of it and the story itself
I saw this with my first non romantic love in theaters in the 80s. At the end mom starts crying then I start..
It’s amazing that they had a high definition cameras and they filmed this when it happened
Sax guy great acting specially when he realizes that Richie is out of this world with his 🎸 solo
Sin duda una de mis peliculas favoritas ya que la eh visto desde los 5 años hasta la fecha y la e visto mas de 50 veces y sigue sin aburrirme.
Ego destroyed (saxophone player) Haha. This whole movie (and the music Valens wrote) was so influencal on me as a kid and it ultimately lit a fuse that got me started playing guitar. 27 years later, seeing this clip reminded me of that.
I like how Lou went from sounding digital to analog as soon as he started singing
A buddy of mine James Intveld actually auditioned for this part....he didn't get it, but follow him and hear some great 1950's and country
Dam tell us more
I miss the late 80's and early 90's really bad.
I think Lou Diamond Phillips did an excelent job in this movie. I wish Ritchie Valens had more notoriety - he was only 17, can you imagine what he would have accomplished? The song "The Day the Music Died" is so friggin' correct, America lost our Beatles (Buddy) and our Stones (Ritchie) in that plane crash.
You mean american pie
@@braina7956 Thx :)
I read that Ritchie made his guitar in wood shop in high school. What a great talent we lost.
I would watch this movie growing up so many times.
Lou Diamond Phillips has found recent success in the series LONGMIRE. He deserves an EMMY.
Geoffrey Rivas as Rudy was really well-acted. The look of dawning realization feels honest and real.
This is my favorite song and favorite scene in the movie LOL
I guess Ritchie's mom did run the Silhouettes!
She banged Rudy a couple of times
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@@KaptainKash100 He's quoting Rudy when he asked Ritchie when did your mom run The Silhouette's.