It is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel (Belgium Flemish Radio and Television) The public is filtered for the TV broadcast, which allows having a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound. That option was better musically, than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV. Also, to answer some people's questions regarding the instrumental "Rudy's Rock", when the bassist stops playing, the sound of the bass does not stop to play ??? ...🤔 I think it's Franny Beecher who takes over, we see it at 5:42, I'm a bass player and I can say that Al doesn't have the level to play the walkin' bass that we hear, but Franny yes. But if you look at Franny Beecher's hands, it matches with the walkin' bass speed at 9:35 At 9:39 we can clearly see the guitarist doing the bass line. This can be heard clearly in the headphones. And also notice Franny's last chord at the end of the song, there is no treble, only a bass sound 10:20, then at the end of the song he turns his amp back to his normal setting. And the rhythm guitar, that we hear when Franny plays bass, is provided by Billy Williamson. Who only plays the chords without sliding on his steel guitar. This is just my opinion, Greetings, Ben 😉
History has been unkind to Bill Haley and His Comets - they were considered 'old men' once Elvis came along but they kicked the doors open for all that followed. And as a live act they were sensational - god, could they play!
Try as some might to negate the truth that Bill Haley was to havethe first hit Rock n Roll record, he was also the one that gave it's foundation of upbeat and pulsating dance songs with a little entertainment, a pumping and driving beat, sax solos that goes into orbit, and bass and drums that pound out insistent and frenetic beats. Oh and the first international Rock n Roll SUPERSTAR!
Rachanee Suzie Q I will 78 tomorrow. I love rock and roll since I was 7 years Rock around the clock.. Before I really don't know who was sing. They must open when they will start to slide on their theater. Many thank for your sharing that I never see it before, I love Bill and his comet..They will always in my mind.Thank you so much again....😊😊❤😊
Firstly, because it's Belgium in 1958. A very Catholic country. Secondly, because rock n'roll was an American music and hadn't been heard in Europe previously and thirdly because it probably cost more to attend than most people in Brussels could afford.
I'm 54 now and grew up in the 70s early 80s my dad used to play me rock and roll records when I was a little kid love rock and roll these sort of artists will never be replaced fantastic
Great concert! A nice piece of rock and roll history! This band could really rock! Bill Haley and the Comets were real rock and roll pioneers. This video captured the essence of the band nicely. Thanks for posting.
quel bonheur que cette époque ait existé ....un superbe spectacle d'une qualité musicale exceptionnelle avec des individualités de premier plan .... du vrai , du pur rock'n roll !
Dear Bill Haley who did not take advantage of his fame to become the first. But of course it is for many of us ... thank you, Mr. Haley, for your time in my life. Cher Bill Haley qui n'a pas su profiter de sa notoriété pour devenir le premier. Mais bien sur il l'est pour bon nombre d'entre nous ...merci monsieur Haley de votre passage dans ma vie .
Damn this sounds good! I wish I had heard in the 80's when I was playing this style. This a sound to aspire too. With a be-bop sax song in the center. Brilliant!
I didn't know Bill Haley played upright bass & slapping it. I couldn't believe my eyes what I was seeing. On the Milton Berle show in 1955 Bill Haley is playing the lead guitar solo on Rock Around The Clock. Bill Haley gets more & more interesting & his story needs to be told in a movie. They need to do a movie on him & most likely a foreign country, he was more popular in other countries.The US forgot him. He started it all. 18 hours ago
Haley was an accomplished bassist and taught the Comets original bass player Marshall Lytle the finer points of slap bass. As for their 1955 Berle appearance, RATC is a lip synch. Danny Cedrone, d.6/1954 played the iconic lead on the record which was recorded 4/12/1954 and that is what you hear on the Berle clip. After Cedrone's passing, Haley did not immediately employ a lead player for live work. There are no known films or live recordings of Cedrone with Haley. Later in 1955, Frank( Frannie)Beecher was hired to play lead guitar and remained with Haley until 1960. Beecher's first recording with Haley was "Shake Rattle and Roll" and does the high pitched voice at the beginning of "See You Later Alligator", seen here and also did that voice on Haley's cover of "Rip It Up". The band as you see it here is more or less "The Comets" as they were seen in live performance after 1955. Only Haley, Johnny Grande, piano and Billy Williamson, steel guitar remained from the line up that recorded "RATC" in 1954. Haley, Grande and Williamson were the original members of "The Comets", formerly "The Saddlemen" which was formed c.1952 and were full partners in "The Comets", the other players being salaried. The last living member of "The Comets" as of 4/2020 is Joey Ambrosia (Ambrose) who played the sax lead on RATC in 1954. In 1955, Ambrosia, Marshall Lytle, and Dick Richards(drums)left after money disputes to form The Jodimars, a contraction of their first names JOey, DIck, MARS. Ambrosia, with Lytle, Richards, Grande and Frank Beecher toured as The Comets into the 21st century. One of the bass players, Al Rex, had the prescience to trademark the band name , " The Comets" and after Haley's passing in 1982, fielded various iterations of the group though not with any 1950's era players. This film shows the band and it's performance set in full. By 1958, Haley was no longer at the top tier of US Rock acts but thanks to a rabid following in Europe and particularly the UK, was able to tour constantly as a star attraction. They went on to do films in Germany and in Mexico which became Haley's ex-pat home base due to tax problems in the US. In Mexico and much of South America, Haley continued to release records and maintain star status well into the mid 1960's. Throughout the 1970's he was still touring Europe and was able to resolve his US tax issues, allowing him to return to American stages but only as an "Oldies" act, while his European shows were still promoted at top levels Towards the end of his life, he appeared at a Royal Command performance for Queen Elizabeth who had been a fan in the 1950's. Haley's momentous arrival in England in 1956 which roughly coincided with his diminished impact in the US, is generally regarded as Rock's "Big Bang" for UK fans and was directly responsible influencing many of the first wave of the "British Invasion" acts in the 1960's, almost all of which began their careers in the post-1956 period. Elsewhere on YT, there are postings of one of his West German shows,c.1958 and a Paris Olympia show from the same time. To see the band that recorded "RATC" (without Cedrone), there are two clips from a 1955 Universal short, one which features "Straight Jacket" an early Essex release, but specifically recorded for the film. There are also various postings of his 1950's US TV appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show", "Atlantic City Holiday", "The Ray Bolger Show", "Dick Clark's Beechnut Show," the afore mentioned "Buick Berle Show" from '55 and also German movie clips, UK TV, the c.'79 Royal Command performance, Mexican TV appearances into the 1960's and clips from his 1950's US films for Columbia.
you think the berle show could have been lip synched? i was watching a sullivan rerun the other week and the guitar strap came loose and the guy just kept looking good, but he wasn't playing. some tv appearances have guitarists without cords to the amps. i didn't see the berle show, i'm not challenging. i'm just asking
@@patersondave44 Yes it was lip synched it's the actual record but even so Bill Haley knew his way around the guitar neck as his finger picking runs match the solo on the record. Franny Beecher wasn't in the Comets yet.
@@pjriverdale8461 Very informative comment on Bill Haley & his Comets. Lots of floating sattelite members that worked with Haley. I heard there were as many as 150 players in the Comets /w Haley thru the years. On the Milton Berle show in '55 the line up looks like the ones on the actual recording in '54 of Rock Around the Clock except Danny Cedrone he was never in the band only a session player hired & paid by Bill Haley himself during this uncertain period he wasn't sure if he needed a lead guitarist. So he played the lead himself on the Berle show. The story I heard was it was a long 3 hr session Danny Cedrone did for Haley & his Comets & afterwards as he was driving home he stopped at a Deli to buy a roast beef sandwich as he exited the Deli he fell down a long flight of stairs to his death. He never knew how iconic & important his famous guitar solo on Rock Around the Clock became........he first played that solo on Rock the Joint in 1951 w/ Bill Haley's Saddlemen.
@@patersondave44 The Berle show is a lipsynch. The slightly later Sullivan and Bolger appearances are the first TV clips with the recently hired Beecher on guitar and are live performances. On the '55 Sullivan Show, Beecher is playing his Archtop Epiphone guitar, one more associated with jazz as Beecher had formerly been with Benny Goodman. By the time of this clip, the band was endorsed by Gibson( since '56) with Haley,Beecher and Williamson using Gibson guitars and amps. Other guitarists on Haley's Essex and Holiday releases besides Danny Cedrone were Bob Scaltrito and Art Ryerson.
Si Bill viviera su música 🎶volvería a escena,lo doy asegurado y estadios llenos a bailar su buen Rock and Roll...que pena que murió en el olvido y con demencia.😢😢.
Una pasada , autenticidad , una puesta en escena de lujo con unos músicos muy profesionales y todo en vivo y en directo.Supongo que fué una actuación en directo para la televisión de Bélgica en aquel ya lejano año de 1965.¡ Genial!.
Fue grabado, durante su gira europea, el 30 de octubre de 1958, en el Teatro Real Flamenco (KVS) (Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg) en el centro de Bruselas. Se trata de un concierto V.I.P. por el 5º aniversario del canal de televisión belga B.R.T. (Radio y Televisión Flamenca de Bélgica).😉👍
@@benbop1965 Muchas gracias por su información, yo tenía en aquel entonces 4 añitos, pero lamentablemente a España no llegaron muchas de las estrellas del Pop o del Rock en aquella época por el boicot internacional al Régimen Político de Franco , pero curiosamente actuaron los Beatles por aquella época en Madrid y Barcelona y en lugares muy grandes para aquella época.Los conciertos de los Beatles en España fueron una manipulación a modo de inversión del régimen en réditos turísticos.
SUPER ik was dan 7 jaar en de 1ste maal zag ik Elvis in wijkcinema METRO in Gent en WAAUW , dan de ontdekking de Amerikaanse Rock legenden , Die tijd komt niet meer terug , LIVE muziek en uit de ZIEL !
Wow - i love it!!!! always liked bill haley....but this show is just fantastic!!! only....well, audience behaves like their seeing a speech theatre, III feel shaked!!!
Around the same time 1958 ish, fans smashed the entire place up, police and military were on hand. May explain why the audience seems sedate, I'm sure there Is some old footage of on here of fans smashing the place up
It's is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel , the public is filtered for the TV broadcast , which allows to have a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound. That option was better musically , than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV.😉
Extraño mucho, El Video, Donde Sale Bailando, Un Viejito, que Andaba Con Su Señora, Perra Pitbull, Que No dejaba Bailar Al Abuelo Toleda , Que se Moria De Ganas de Bailar El Rock....... gracias ☺️😸 chao 🙌👋
The drumming is reminiscent of Earl Palmer…playing all the rhythms with both sticks on the snare. Franny on the black Les Paul Custom…the first guitar god!
MUY ESPECTACULAR ESE ROCK, LAS MANECILLAS DEL ROCK AND ROLL... EL MAS FAMOSO Y RELEVANTE TEMA EN LOS ÚLTIMOS 80 AÑOS DE LA EXISTENCIA DEL ROCK AND ROLL
Formidable Bill Haley and his Comets' show. Nice discovering Joseph Olivier here as well. Looks like the spectators had no clue how lucky they were ! Terrific upload as often.
Bill Haley e seus cometas, formavam conjunto completo de rock n' roll, iniciaram antes de Elvis Presley, Tornaram-se conhecido da noite para o dia - como um estrondo com Rock Around the Clock que foi tema do filme Blackboard Jungle onde estrelou também VIc Morrow e outros. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.
A real rare and nice document of this vintage 50s show. The Belgians were smart enough to record great artists like Chuck Berry also. Shame on the dead-flat audience - are they coming to see a museum?
It's is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel , the public is filtered for the TV broadcast , which allows to have a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound. That option was better musically , than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV.😉
He was the real deal...he didn`t play prefabricated music to teenage girls..he was a true original and wherever he played the comets tore the place up..not here
Great stuff! I see that the accordion player is no longer with the band. He is in the recent release on the Ed Sullivan channel from 1956. Thanks for the upload.
What would Britain be without Bill Haley and His Comets until 1956 tour ? There would be no Beatles,Rolling Stones,Dave Clark Five, Monkees,etc.,etc.! Herr Michael Rothweiler.
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I wonder, when he says "Thank you very much, music lovers" (at 22:03) if that's a nod to Spike Jones' catch phrase?
It is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel (Belgium Flemish Radio and Television) The public is filtered for the TV broadcast, which allows having a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound.
That option was better musically, than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV.
Also, to answer some people's questions regarding the instrumental "Rudy's Rock", when the bassist stops playing, the sound of the bass does not stop to play ??? ...🤔
I think it's Franny Beecher who takes over, we see it at 5:42, I'm a bass player and I can say that Al doesn't have the level to play the walkin' bass that we hear, but Franny yes.
But if you look at Franny Beecher's hands, it matches with the walkin' bass speed at 9:35
At 9:39 we can clearly see the guitarist doing the bass line.
This can be heard clearly in the headphones.
And also notice Franny's last chord at the end of the song, there is no treble, only a bass sound 10:20, then at the end of the song he turns his amp back to his normal setting.
And the rhythm guitar, that we hear when Franny plays bass, is provided by Billy Williamson.
Who only plays the chords without sliding on his steel guitar.
This is just my opinion, Greetings, Ben 😉
History has been unkind to Bill Haley and His Comets - they were considered 'old men' once Elvis came along but they kicked the doors open for all that followed. And as a live act they were sensational - god, could they play!
Bill Haley was the king, in my opinion.
They are recognized today as the first real rock & roll band.
Try as some might to negate the truth that Bill Haley was to havethe first hit Rock n Roll record, he was also the one that gave it's foundation of upbeat and pulsating dance songs with a little entertainment, a pumping and driving beat, sax solos that goes into orbit, and bass and drums that pound out insistent and frenetic beats. Oh and the first international Rock n Roll SUPERSTAR!
Rachanee Suzie Q I will 78 tomorrow. I love rock and roll since I was 7 years Rock around the clock.. Before I really don't know who was sing. They must open when they will start to slide on their theater. Many thank for your sharing that I never see it before, I love Bill and his comet..They will always in my mind.Thank you so much again....😊😊❤😊
Дай Бог , тебе здоровья,Рокн,ролл., продлевает жизнь. .
1958!!!Sensationell Super Lifekonzert Rockn Roll was never dead!!!!!Danke Bill Haley
For a live performance in 1958, the audio quality is incredible.
Sounds like if they come from Mars
Bill Haley & his Comets were the best rock n rollers in the 50's great musicians & great showmanship. They were the most.
Crazy Man Crazy !
How can they sit in there Seats with this awsome music 👍👍
Firstly, because it's Belgium in 1958. A very Catholic country. Secondly, because rock n'roll was an American music and hadn't been heard in Europe previously and thirdly because it probably cost more to attend than most people in Brussels could afford.
Franny Beecher on the Les Paul guitar was like the Eddie Van Halen of his day!
I love Bill Haley and his Comets! What a spetacular sax solo from Ruddy Pompilli in Ruddy's Rock!
I'VE BEEN A BILL HALEY FAN FOR MANY YEARS.
IT WAS A GREAT CONCERT.
SUPER !
FROM 🇧🇬
Great to see a full show of this band live in it's prime!
what a blessing
I'm 54 now and grew up in the 70s early 80s my dad used to play me rock and roll records when I was a little kid love rock and roll these sort of artists will never be replaced fantastic
Great concert! A nice piece of rock and roll history! This band could really rock! Bill Haley and the Comets were real rock and roll pioneers. This video captured the essence of the band nicely. Thanks for posting.
quel bonheur que cette époque ait existé ....un superbe spectacle d'une qualité musicale exceptionnelle avec des individualités de premier plan .... du vrai , du pur rock'n roll !
On écoute avec autant de plaisir aujourd'hui,plus de 60 ans après,des pros,Ralph Jones le batteur quel tempo fantastique
exact sans oublier Franny Beecher le type même du soliste de rock'n roll . Un pur moment d'anthologie .
Wow! Much more exciting than anything going on today.
You's is right about dat!!
Happy Birthday Bill Haley Born this July 6, 1925 !!!
Thank you for posting these videos by these huge souls 🤟🏼💙
The Kings are THE KINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Forever!
Thankfully, they created their own vibe, because the audience was.... challenging.
One of the best live performance , from Haley and the Comets
Un ritmo y una epoca explendorosa que nunca mas se vivira
Dear Bill Haley who did not take advantage of his fame to become the first. But of course it is for many of us ... thank you, Mr. Haley, for your time in my life. Cher Bill Haley qui n'a pas su profiter de sa notoriété pour devenir le premier. Mais bien sur il l'est pour bon nombre d'entre nous ...merci monsieur Haley de votre passage dans ma vie .
Great band. Great footage. Amazing crystal clear sound.
Saw these guys playing at Baileys in Leicester around 1971ish and they were still FANTAStIC😊❤
Damn this sounds good! I wish I had heard in the 80's when I was playing this style. This a sound to aspire too. With a be-bop sax song in the center. Brilliant!
The Comets were one of the best show groups ever. Tight as rain . Miss everyone of them 😢
WOW! I've been a Bill Haley fan for many years and I never saw this...thanks for posting. It was a great concert!
My Dad was a big fan too,he went to a concert back in 57 or 58 here in Essen,Germany...and the whole joint went crazy..lol
@@steelcurtain2576 it was in 1958
MASTERPIECE !!!!!
THIS IS PRICELESS!!!
Great singer Rock'n'roll
Awesome concert and good sound quality!
TIMELESS Forever!! Long Live Rock And Roll!!
What a band.
I didn't know Bill Haley played upright bass & slapping it. I couldn't believe my eyes what I was seeing. On the Milton Berle show in 1955 Bill Haley is playing the lead guitar solo on Rock Around The Clock. Bill Haley gets more & more interesting & his story needs to be told in a movie. They need to do a movie on him & most likely a foreign country, he was more popular in other countries.The US forgot him. He started it all.
18 hours ago
Haley was an accomplished bassist and taught the Comets original bass player Marshall Lytle the finer points of slap bass.
As for their 1955 Berle appearance, RATC is a lip synch.
Danny Cedrone, d.6/1954 played the iconic lead on the record which was recorded 4/12/1954 and that is what you hear on the Berle clip.
After Cedrone's passing, Haley did not immediately employ a lead player for live work.
There are no known films or live recordings of Cedrone with Haley.
Later in 1955, Frank( Frannie)Beecher was hired to play lead guitar and remained with Haley until 1960.
Beecher's first recording with Haley was "Shake Rattle and Roll" and does the high pitched voice at the beginning of "See You Later Alligator", seen here and also did that voice on Haley's cover of "Rip It Up".
The band as you see it here is more or less "The Comets" as they were seen in live performance after 1955. Only Haley, Johnny Grande, piano and Billy Williamson, steel guitar remained from the line up that recorded "RATC" in 1954.
Haley, Grande and Williamson were the original members of "The Comets", formerly "The Saddlemen" which was formed c.1952 and were full partners in "The Comets", the other players being salaried.
The last living member of "The Comets" as of 4/2020 is Joey Ambrosia (Ambrose) who played the sax lead on RATC in 1954.
In 1955, Ambrosia, Marshall Lytle, and Dick Richards(drums)left after money disputes to form The Jodimars, a contraction of their first names JOey, DIck, MARS.
Ambrosia, with Lytle, Richards, Grande and Frank Beecher toured as The Comets into the 21st century.
One of the bass players, Al Rex, had the prescience to trademark the band name , " The Comets" and after Haley's passing in 1982, fielded various iterations of the group though not with any 1950's era players.
This film shows the band and it's performance set in full.
By 1958, Haley was no longer at the top tier of US Rock acts but thanks to a rabid following in Europe and particularly the UK, was able to tour constantly as a star attraction. They went on to do films in Germany and in Mexico which became Haley's ex-pat home base due to tax problems in the US.
In Mexico and much of South America, Haley continued to release records and maintain star status well into the mid 1960's.
Throughout the 1970's he was still touring Europe and was able to resolve his US tax issues, allowing him to return to American stages but only as an "Oldies" act, while his European shows were still promoted at top levels
Towards the end of his life, he appeared at a Royal Command performance for Queen Elizabeth who had been a fan in the 1950's.
Haley's momentous arrival in England in 1956 which roughly coincided with his diminished impact in the US, is generally regarded as Rock's "Big Bang" for UK fans and was directly responsible influencing many of the first wave of the "British Invasion" acts in the 1960's, almost all of which began their careers in the post-1956 period.
Elsewhere on YT, there are postings of one of his West German shows,c.1958 and a Paris Olympia show from the same time.
To see the band that recorded "RATC" (without Cedrone), there are two clips from a 1955 Universal short, one which features "Straight Jacket" an early Essex release, but specifically recorded for the film.
There are also various postings of his 1950's US TV appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show", "Atlantic City Holiday", "The Ray Bolger Show", "Dick Clark's Beechnut Show," the afore mentioned "Buick Berle Show" from '55 and also German movie clips, UK TV, the c.'79 Royal Command performance, Mexican TV appearances into the 1960's and clips from his 1950's US films for Columbia.
you think the berle show could have been lip synched? i was watching a sullivan rerun the other week and the guitar strap came loose and the guy just kept looking good, but he wasn't playing. some tv appearances have guitarists without cords to the amps. i didn't see the berle show, i'm not challenging. i'm just asking
@@patersondave44 Yes it was lip synched it's the actual record but even so Bill Haley knew his way around
the guitar neck as his finger picking runs match the solo on the record. Franny Beecher wasn't in the Comets
yet.
@@pjriverdale8461 Very informative comment on Bill Haley & his Comets. Lots of floating
sattelite members that worked with Haley. I heard there were as many as 150 players in the Comets /w Haley thru the years. On the Milton Berle show in '55 the line up looks like the ones on the actual recording in '54 of
Rock Around the Clock except Danny Cedrone he was never in the band only a session player hired & paid
by Bill Haley himself during this uncertain period he wasn't sure if he needed a lead guitarist. So he played the lead himself on the Berle show. The story I heard was it was a long 3 hr session Danny Cedrone did for Haley
& his Comets & afterwards as he was driving home he stopped at a Deli to buy a roast beef sandwich as he exited the Deli he fell down a long flight of stairs to his death. He never knew how iconic & important his
famous guitar solo on Rock Around the Clock became........he first played that solo on Rock the Joint in 1951 w/ Bill Haley's Saddlemen.
@@patersondave44 The Berle show is a lipsynch.
The slightly later Sullivan and Bolger appearances are the first TV clips with the recently hired Beecher on guitar and are live performances.
On the '55 Sullivan Show, Beecher is playing his Archtop Epiphone guitar, one more associated with jazz as Beecher had formerly been with Benny Goodman.
By the time of this clip, the band was endorsed by Gibson( since '56) with Haley,Beecher and Williamson using Gibson guitars and amps.
Other guitarists on Haley's Essex and Holiday releases besides Danny Cedrone were Bob Scaltrito and Art Ryerson.
Nice show, Bill on bass amazing
Si Bill viviera su música 🎶volvería a escena,lo doy asegurado y estadios llenos a bailar su buen Rock and Roll...que pena que murió en el olvido y con demencia.😢😢.
Brilliant
Marvelous footage, I've never seen before.
Many thanks & rockin' regards from Berlin, Germany.
Excelente video, que gran concierto de esta eminencia legendaria del Rock&Roll...
Loved bill Haley and his comets
Nice!
Edit: Rock Around The Clock is my favorite rock n roll song!!!!!!!
Estuve en un teatro de la calle Corrientes cuando vino a la Argentina!! Genio!!
Esa musica es inolvidable me revuerda mi adolecencia felididades buen gusto saludos 😁
Yo lo conocí cuando vino a México tocó en el teatro de la Lotería Nacional en los años 60' que emoción saludos 😊
Back in the late 70s I ordered a guitar lesson video course from Bill Haley on VHS. I think I still have it. By then he was beginning to go blind.
Rudy's rock: Just gotta love how the saxophone and bass players are both like "WHATevER, I do what I want!"
Oh my! They really were amazing and sensational.. Never seen them play before myself. Wow.
一番乗ってる時期のコンサートですね。
ビルヘイリーがウッドベース弾いてるの初めて見た‼️
Una pasada , autenticidad , una puesta en escena de lujo con unos músicos muy profesionales y todo en vivo y en directo.Supongo que fué una actuación en directo para la televisión de Bélgica en aquel ya lejano año de 1965.¡ Genial!.
Fue grabado, durante su gira europea, el 30 de octubre de 1958, en el Teatro Real Flamenco (KVS) (Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg) en el centro de Bruselas.
Se trata de un concierto V.I.P. por el 5º aniversario del canal de televisión belga B.R.T. (Radio y Televisión Flamenca de Bélgica).😉👍
@@benbop1965 Muchas gracias por su información, yo tenía en aquel entonces 4 añitos, pero lamentablemente a España no llegaron muchas de las estrellas del Pop o del Rock en aquella época por el boicot internacional al Régimen Político de Franco , pero curiosamente actuaron los Beatles por aquella época en Madrid y Barcelona y en lugares muy grandes para aquella época.Los conciertos de los Beatles en España fueron una manipulación a modo de inversión del régimen en réditos turísticos.
I have 40 years old ...I love tha
SUPER ik was dan 7 jaar en de 1ste maal zag ik Elvis in wijkcinema METRO in Gent en WAAUW , dan de ontdekking de Amerikaanse Rock legenden , Die tijd komt niet meer terug , LIVE muziek en uit de ZIEL !
Siempre siempre será recordado el Sr Bill Halen!!!!@
I was born in the 2nd half of the 50s. I remember when all this stuff was still prime time.
Great to see Wild Bill.......☮️🔛🌎
Great!!
Great song, very amazing!
Thank you for posting this.
So real & so great.
Man, that opening shout dead ahead of them horns and guitar said ROCK and ROLL to the known universe! Long live Bill Haley and the Comets.
Wow - i love it!!!! always liked bill haley....but this show is just fantastic!!! only....well, audience behaves like their seeing a speech theatre, III feel shaked!!!
Around the same time 1958 ish, fans smashed the entire place up, police and military were on hand.
May explain why the audience seems sedate, I'm sure there Is some old footage of on here of fans smashing the place up
It's is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel , the public is filtered for the TV broadcast , which allows to have a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound.
That option was better musically , than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV.😉
Diction impeccable de Bill Haley
Muito lindo o rok, os cara são demais saudade só coisa boa parabéns.
¡GRANDIOSO ESPECTÁCULO! Verdadera música. ¡GRACIAS!
Everybody sounds great here but Franny Beecher is on fire!
That’s just perfect 👌🏼
THANK YOU FOR THIS ONE!
Extraño mucho, El Video, Donde Sale Bailando, Un Viejito, que Andaba Con Su Señora, Perra Pitbull, Que No dejaba Bailar Al Abuelo Toleda , Que se Moria De Ganas de Bailar El Rock....... gracias ☺️😸 chao 🙌👋
Woop...nice. Thanks!
Phenomenal.
The drumming is reminiscent of Earl Palmer…playing all the rhythms with both sticks on the snare. Franny on the black Les Paul Custom…the first guitar god!
flawless
MUY ESPECTACULAR ESE ROCK, LAS MANECILLAS DEL ROCK AND ROLL... EL MAS FAMOSO Y RELEVANTE TEMA EN LOS ÚLTIMOS 80 AÑOS DE LA EXISTENCIA DEL ROCK AND ROLL
Formidable Bill Haley and his Comets' show. Nice discovering Joseph Olivier here as well.
Looks like the spectators had no clue how lucky they were ! Terrific upload as often.
Ох , какой кайф! Super!
I'd take a 2nd mortgage on my house to watch a Bill Haley and the comets live show.
Pretty hard, since he’s been dead since the early seventies.
@@nassermontes2214 No shit.
Nasser. Sorry mate but Bill Haley died in february 1981 not in the 1970s.
The real King ir Rock n Roll
Thanks for this!👍
Thanks !
Brilliant - the guy in the evening suit looked very solemn then dug it. I heard he grew his hair (what he had) and dropped out - way out.
If you are here watching this, you know real good rock n roll... Smoking on some LeeAnn Womack (who names these weed strains?) and jamming out to this
A CULTURA MUSICAL PARA OS AMANTES DA MUSICA 20 05 20 21
Muy buen show amazing
Bill Haley e seus cometas, formavam conjunto completo de rock n' roll, iniciaram antes de Elvis Presley, Tornaram-se conhecido da noite para o dia - como um estrondo com Rock Around the Clock que foi tema do filme Blackboard Jungle onde estrelou também VIc Morrow e outros. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.
They seem like a very polished act very pro like
Formidável!!!!
このような貴重なライブ映像が見れて良い世の中だなー、と思います。
ビルヘイリーさんがベース弾くのも初めて見ました！。ロックザジョイントで一瞬「バディホリー！？！？」って思いました(*^-^)
An experiment in how gnarly we can make a saxophone sound while still looking so cool
A real rare and nice document of this vintage 50s show. The Belgians were smart enough to record great artists like Chuck Berry also. Shame on the dead-flat audience - are they coming to see a museum?
It's is a VIP concert for the 5th anniversary of the Belgian BRT TV channel , the public is filtered for the TV broadcast , which allows to have a document of good quality, correctly filmed with a good sound.
That option was better musically , than to see riots and fights filmed by German TV.😉
He was the real deal...he didn`t play prefabricated music to teenage girls..he was a true original and wherever he played the comets tore the place up..not here
С начала - 22:34 - круто невероятно.... Не удержаться от танца...! 😊
Great band all top class musicians .
super bien le Bill
leur décontraction fait plaisir à voir
merci des morceaux que vous me faites découvrir !
Always wondered where Tony Sheridan and The Beatles got the idea to play When The Saints Go Marching In.
You rock n rollers are just WaY out man!
Superb stuff!
Joe Oliver is good, too!
Great stuff! I see that the accordion player is no longer with the band. He is in the recent release on the Ed Sullivan channel from 1956. Thanks for the upload.
Johnny Grande, the accordion player, actually played piano most of the time and he's in this video.
@@tonylaverick7865 Thanks 👍
What would Britain be without Bill Haley and His Comets until 1956 tour ? There would be no Beatles,Rolling Stones,Dave Clark Five, Monkees,etc.,etc.! Herr Michael Rothweiler.
I wonder, when he says "Thank you very much, music lovers" (at 22:03) if that's a nod to Spike Jones' catch phrase?
The audience is so cold!
I can't believe they didn't stand up and dance!!