@@graemewarwick-t5c I guess. But in any case”best of” listings, he’s never in the top 20. And I would happily argue he should be. He makes it look effortless when playing. And as a guitar player, nothing he does is that.
PEOPLE RAVE ABOUT GUITAR PLAYERS AND RIGHTLY SO. BUT MR SETZER IS TOP 10 IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO PLAY ROCK A BILLY THE SPEED AND THE CONTENT HE DOES HES JUST A SUBLIME GUITAR PLAYER STRAY CATS ROCK 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😎🤣🎩♥️⚡👑🦁🐯🦁🐯🦁🐯🦁🐯
Saw them 30 yrs ago as a young Billy..........moving on...baldness, grey hair and a few pounds around the waist they took me back to some bloody fond memories..........bring it back again Cats !
I love it, and loved it, no props, fancy lights or costumes, they just let the music do the talking, and did it ever do the talking, I mean, that Guitar work stops you dead in your tracks.
Wow man this is Awesome! I remember these guys as a kid but now being 50 its so great they kept Old School alive with a 3 piece band and those instruments.
You cannot get closer to Rockabilly than the Brian Setzer and the Stray Cats. These guys single handedly kept Rockabilly alive and their live shows were always on point! And Brian Setzer is an amazing guitarist AND singer! Just so much talent!
"You cannot get closer to Rockabilly..." Bullshit! Listen to Elvis Sun recordings. That's 70 years ago and none beats it. Try and see the bigger picture not what is in front of your nose.
Brian Setzer has to be one of the most underated guitarists of all time. The musical ability and showmanship of these 3 guys is a pleasure to watch. Rocking a town near you soon......
Singing,playing rhythm & lead guitar one after the other & sometimes at the same time?? He really is an underrated guitarist!!! Rare,absolutelly rare!!
I got hooked on Rock n Roll/Rockabilly listening to my dad's records as a kid in the 70's. Still rockin at 48.Saw them live at The Palace in the very early 90's. One of the best concerts I've ever been to, they did three encores and the crowd still couldn't get enough. A great night, I'll never forget it. Thanks for the upload Mr Sloth.
One the proudest moments in my life Opening for these guys in London Ontario Dr Rockets. If you ever get the chance you'll never see a better natureal Bbopper rockabilly guitarist!!!!! Brain Setzer!!!!!!!!
I know, just 3 guys on a big otherwise empty stage, no 3 backup singers, no 6 dancers, no fancy staging to lift them into the air, no pyrotechnics, yet it looks like a great entertaining performance. It doesn't look like the crowd feels cheated.
It was obviously summer, I had just turned 14 (1981), the jukebox started up, this song was revealed, and so began a long love story. 42 years of happiness thank you Tomcats. //// C'était l'été évidemment, je venais d'avoir 14 ans (1981), le juke-box s'est mis en marche, cette chanson s'est dévoilée, ainsi commença une longue histoire d'amour. 42 années de bonheur merci les Matous.
I love these live takes of the Stray Cats. To this day, Leon Drucker/Lee Rocker plays bass uncredited on loads of stuff, especially upright acoustic bass. His slapping compensates for the lack of a full drum kit, and the backbeat that He and Slim Jim Phantom generate in this vid is incredible. It allows Brian Setzer free range on the guitar. Playing a semi-acoustic guitar live at volume is a sound guy's nightmare, but Setzer is in total control of his instrument. Add that to the sheer energy of the song, Setzer's singing, and the showmanship of this trio, and it's what live music is all about. I know loads of people who wouldn't give the time of day for Rockabilly generally, but they love the Stray Cats, and that's all you need to know!
I was a teenager when they broke onto the scene and thought their sound was so amazing, and all with three simple instruments... Love that rockabilly sound...
Rockabilly - created by the King at Sun Studio, Memphis, in 1954. Five years before Setzer was born. His is a mixture of punk and rockabilly, so not really rockabilly. Much too loud and distorted. Still, a great guitarist.
and it isn't recorded in mono single track, the sound is way more dense than actual 50s records. That is also why live concerts in the 50s were SO good. Real sound, not a tin can sound de-tuned for car stereos and a single 8 ohm dash mounted speaker.
@@SuperChuckRaney Yup, studio recordings were "compressed" for AM radio because of the bandwidth issue. Then FM came along and made a vast improvement of the frequency range of the broadcasted tune, but people needed good equipment to take advantage of the FM signal. In the old days of the first FM radio music, most cars couldn't take advantage of it, but homes did a lot better. Just IMHO.
They werent underrated ever, to be clear this song is inducted a years ago in top 50 songs in rock and roll history, top 50!!! How many bands have such song?
i seen them in Moncton in 89 they opened for SRV on his last tour before he was killed and to be honest i was blown away, they were awesome. Glad i got to see Stevie Ray on his last tour too !!
@kausmo tumynski OH GOD !!! THANK YOU .. I can NOT keep correcting the assholes. If they bothered to look up the artist (on ANY field) and see their history ,we would NOT have read such drivell as "UNDERRATED" There is no sand Kausmo , they live in utter IDIOCY!😁
I saw an interview where Brian stated the Stray Cats were the best in the world at what they do. I assumed he was an egomaniac trying to get attention. Then I saw the band in the final tour in the Twin Cities. Brian, Lee and Jim proved Brian was simply telling the truth! It ain't bragging if you can really do it. Thanks for the great music guys!
@Big Bill O'Reilly There's always some idiot out there who wants to make it about politics. "Trump type of comment?" I don't think so. They ARE that good. So give it a rest already, idiot!
Back in the days when these guys got hot I played in a cover band that played all of the "hip" rock stuff. This was the early '80s, so we had to play all of the "new wave" stuff. Being a Texas guitar player I was always glad to be playing The Stray Cats stuff because their guitar stuff was what we all grew up playing here. "OK, this is the fun stuff!"
Met the guts a few years ago , Farewell Tour Europe... Slim Jim broke his arm the night before in London.... I had a hotel room in the Marriot beside the Manchester Academy.... I was there for their concert , anyway I came out the lift and saw Brian and Lee go to the bar and i was star struck. I had been listening to them since I was born .. my father is a rocker... I followed them and I got the better of myself and said to Brian that I was very sorry about Lee.... long story short , he bought me a drink then invited me to join them for fish and chips and pink champagne... and got rat arsed .. what a night.
So cool...saw them live in Fremantle outdoors at an old Asylum House...was some great Rockabilly sites that night...music was so tight and so clear..well done boys
Saw them back in height of their popularity, this video shows the same energy they had back then. I was blown away at how 3 guys could simply play with no gimmicks and the crowd went wild!
@kausmo tumynski it's not all about chops, its the energy, the show, the fact that these guys lived the rockabilly thing 24 7. When the rest of the music world was obsessing over synths and drum machines, and such, these guys kept this music alive, and were it not for the energy they put into it, there might not be rockabilly today.
I saw the stray cats in London twice, last time was 2019, took my 19 year old daughter, and she loved it, when they came on stage the whole place went wild. lucky it wasn't 2020 . Brilliant show, hope they tour again
Interesting enough, if you listen carefully, you might discover that the Stray Cat Strut originally came out decades before the Stray Cats changed the lyrics. It was originally a children’s tune called “The Cat Came Back”.
He isn't underrated as he is widely considered - both by fellow musicians and rock 'n' roll fans alike - to be one of the great rock 'n' roll guitarists alive. He's also won THREE grammys.
Ok. Possibly the most underrated guitar player??? Fn insane how good he is.
People don't realize just how hard this song really is to play on a guitar.
Brian Setzer is not underrated he's just not well known enough
@@graemewarwick-t5c I guess. But in any case”best of” listings, he’s never in the top 20. And I would happily argue he should be. He makes it look effortless when playing. And as a guitar player, nothing he does is that.
@@squilliamfancyson5313 Not only that...to sing it while playing it.
Came here to say the same.
Setzer was one of the greatest guitarists that never got recognized for it.
i agree
Abso-fuckin-lutely! 👌
ABSOLUTELY 💥🙏🏽
The guitar players recognize it!
Saw him in Cleveland about a month ago. 90 minutes of non-stop energy. That Cat can play!
The chemistry in their sound is unserpassable.The very best at what they do IMO.Its not just Setzer.....it all fits together brilliantly.
the 6-minute answer to the question: define rockabilly
Love these guys immediately when they came out!!! The bass player is amazing.
PEOPLE RAVE ABOUT GUITAR PLAYERS AND RIGHTLY SO. BUT MR SETZER IS TOP 10 IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO PLAY ROCK A BILLY THE SPEED AND THE CONTENT HE DOES HES JUST A SUBLIME GUITAR PLAYER STRAY CATS ROCK 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😎🤣🎩♥️⚡👑🦁🐯🦁🐯🦁🐯🦁🐯
One of the most underrated groups in my opinion
No gimmicks, no need for stage effects ...just pure talent !!!
I agree they are brilliant
No auto-tune😏
Lol define "gimmick." I see a shit ton of gimmicks... and LOVE ALL OF EM!!!
@@DouglasLippi They should put some energy into the performance though, it's pretty laid back.
The tightest band out there, love Rockabilly. No-One else can nail it like the Stray Cats
One of the BEST Rockabilly Bands in the world .... !
Saw them 30 yrs ago as a young Billy..........moving on...baldness, grey hair and a few pounds around the waist they took me back to some bloody fond memories..........bring it back again Cats !
I love it, and loved it, no props, fancy lights or costumes,
they just let the music do the talking, and did it ever do
the talking, I mean, that Guitar work stops you dead in your tracks.
Wow man this is Awesome! I remember these guys as a kid but now being 50 its so great they kept Old School alive with a 3 piece band and those instruments.
Brian is a brilliant guitar player.....rock this town 4 ever
Incredibly soulful, creative, honest and 100% ORIGINAL. There is nothing else like em.... Thank God for the Stray Cats🐈😻🐈⬛
That's a lovely clean guitar sound. The Dude can play. Seriously, he's class. And that Band is putting a real show on. This judge gives them: 10/10!
Flash back to the eighties with '50 music...LOVE IT!!!! Brian Setzer,...you ROCK!!!
Yea, it’s the mid 2020’s and watching an 80’s band sounding like the 50’s. What a mashup.
Saw these guys about 100 times during the 80s. There still BAD ASS!
These guys are OUT OF THIS WORLD. True musicianship! You will have to practice a lifetime to reach this level!
You cannot get closer to Rockabilly than the Brian Setzer and the Stray Cats. These guys single handedly kept Rockabilly alive and their live shows were always on point! And Brian Setzer is an amazing guitarist AND singer! Just so much talent!
True❤
"You cannot get closer to Rockabilly..." Bullshit! Listen to Elvis Sun recordings. That's 70 years ago and none beats it. Try and see the bigger picture not what is in front of your nose.
@@rolandjohansson2714 That's all well and good, 70 years ago. They're referring to modern day.
How could they do at that time and bring us back to the 50s while we were in 80s till now....timeless Rockabilly. Hat off to you all....Stray cats.
Brian Setzer has to be one of the most underated guitarists of all time. The musical ability and showmanship of these 3 guys is a pleasure to watch. Rocking a town near you soon......
One of the best guitarists ever, Mr. Brian Setzer!! Timeless tune.
yes yes yes !!!!
Yeah man!!
Amen to that!
👍👍
An incredible guitar player and an outstanding performer. He can rock any town.
Singing,playing rhythm & lead guitar one after the other & sometimes at the same time?? He really is an underrated guitarist!!! Rare,absolutelly rare!!
I agree!! But not underrated with people that truely appreciate music at this level of raw!! ✌🏼
Jim Heath also do this btw
I got hooked on Rock n Roll/Rockabilly listening to my dad's records as a kid in the 70's. Still rockin at 48.Saw them live at The Palace in the very early 90's. One of the best concerts I've ever been to, they did three encores and the crowd still couldn't get enough. A great night, I'll never forget it. Thanks for the upload Mr Sloth.
One the proudest moments in my life Opening for these guys in London Ontario Dr Rockets. If you ever get the chance you'll never see a better natureal Bbopper rockabilly guitarist!!!!! Brain Setzer!!!!!!!!
So much energy
They rocked the shit out of it!!!
The best Rockabilly band and boy,they sure can rock!!!!!!!Love them!!
Me too❤❤
I agree
The energy these guys generated is something else. I have heard bands with ten times as much equipment that don't come close.
How 3 guys can make such an amazing sound is beyond me!
Because they are fucking good !!!
Effects help, but I totally get your point! They sound fantastic!
I know, just 3 guys on a big otherwise empty stage, no 3 backup singers, no 6 dancers, no fancy staging to lift them into the air, no pyrotechnics, yet it looks like a great entertaining performance. It doesn't look like the crowd feels cheated.
HUMIDITY IS BEYOND YOU Skippy! AMAZING MUSICIANSHIP borders in the MAGICAL expectrum.IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE BEYOND YOU
Clyde Cavalieri and HOW does sn audience look when they ARE disappointed? 😂 😂
It was obviously summer, I had just turned 14 (1981), the jukebox started up, this song was revealed, and so began a long love story. 42 years of happiness thank you Tomcats. //// C'était l'été évidemment, je venais d'avoir 14 ans (1981), le juke-box s'est mis en marche, cette chanson s'est dévoilée, ainsi commença une longue histoire d'amour. 42 années de bonheur merci les Matous.
ブライアンセッツァーが歌もギターもアクションもルックスも上手すぎて泣く
Truly, one of, if not the best live acts you will ever see, these guys live and breath rock n roll.
WHAT A PERFORMANCE from the amazing Stray Cats!!!!
I could watch this performance a thousand times
I never knew he could play guitar THAT well...and I grew up with this music...WOW
The Brian Setzer Orchestra I amazing. He will blow you away. Check out some of his Orchestra. Only got better with age
He's one of the most underrated guitar player ever
Always have always will luv the Stray Cats, if you get a chance to see them or just Brian Setzer do it & have a ball!
Fantastic live version! Brian is one of the top rockabilly players for sure.
I love these live takes of the Stray Cats. To this day, Leon Drucker/Lee Rocker plays bass uncredited on loads of stuff, especially upright acoustic bass. His slapping compensates for the lack of a full drum kit, and the backbeat that He and Slim Jim Phantom generate in this vid is incredible. It allows Brian Setzer free range on the guitar. Playing a semi-acoustic guitar live at volume is a sound guy's nightmare, but Setzer is in total control of his instrument.
Add that to the sheer energy of the song, Setzer's singing, and the showmanship of this trio, and it's what live music is all about. I know loads of people who wouldn't give the time of day for Rockabilly generally, but they love the Stray Cats, and that's all you need to know!
Well said!
🔥 😎👌
I hope they will be able to do a (European) tour soon
I had the album, "Phantom Rocker & slick". Fantastic piece of vinyl.
@@StrayCatLeeRocker Lee Rocker has entered the chat... you are fire my dude! No one dominates their big ass bass like you. Salut!
Raw. Real, & Raunchy. CW+Blues= perfect Rock n' Roll.
Rockabilly
Rockabilly.
I was a teenager when they broke onto the scene and thought their sound was so amazing, and all with three simple instruments... Love that rockabilly sound...
Rockabilly - created by the King at Sun Studio, Memphis, in 1954. Five years before Setzer was born. His is a mixture of punk and rockabilly, so not really rockabilly. Much too loud and distorted. Still, a great guitarist.
@@joeblack8915 🙄
Same. They were so ahead of their time while playing styles that were so retro for the day
and it isn't recorded in mono single track, the sound is way more dense than actual 50s records.
That is also why live concerts in the 50s were SO good. Real sound, not a tin can sound de-tuned for car stereos and a single 8 ohm dash mounted speaker.
@@SuperChuckRaney Yup, studio recordings were "compressed" for AM radio because of the bandwidth issue. Then FM came along and made a vast improvement of the frequency range of the broadcasted tune, but people needed good equipment to take advantage of the FM signal. In the old days of the first FM radio music, most cars couldn't take advantage of it, but homes did
a lot better. Just IMHO.
So many different kinds of music and fashions. The good days 😊👍
simply incredible , the rendition of this song is almost the same as that of the single version 30+ years ago .
いつ見てもカッコいいよね。時代越えてる！LOVE❤️❤️❤️
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They werent underrated ever, to be clear this song is inducted a years ago in top 50 songs in rock and roll history, top 50!!! How many bands have such song?
Probably around 50, unless some bands have more than one on that list.
Hey champ, you missed a zero. One of the top 500 most influential according to R&R Hall of Fame.
I live for these kind of vids. As Brian draws Energy from this music...I draw my Life Force from his Music.
I haven't watched any Stray Cats for a bit. You only understand just how good they were when you see them again. Great video Thank you for posting.
One of the most under-rated guitarist's in the world, past and present.
Bs. He's not underrated.
Saw them in the early nineties. Changed my life. The best live act ever!
William Sipes
I too saw them live in Dessel Belgium
Great R&R revival
The bass player climbed on his instrument while playing
Brian Setzer always a marvelous artist
The Guitar Man! Man that cat sure can play!
40年くらい前ですか❓彼らのアルバムを持っています❣️今も色褪せず、素晴らしい名曲❣️
i seen them in Moncton in 89 they opened for SRV on his last tour before he was killed and to be honest i was blown away, they were awesome. Glad i got to see Stevie Ray on his last tour too !!
great stuff! these guys are under appreciated! they deserve more respect.
@kausmo tumynski OH GOD !!! THANK YOU .. I can NOT keep correcting the assholes. If they bothered to look up the artist (on ANY field) and see their history ,we would NOT have read such drivell as "UNDERRATED" There is no sand Kausmo , they live in utter IDIOCY!😁
@kausmo tumynski meant past 20 yrs and now they are back strong as Stray Cats!
I saw an interview where Brian stated the Stray Cats were the best in the world at what they do. I assumed he was an egomaniac trying to get attention. Then I saw the band in the final tour in the Twin Cities. Brian, Lee and Jim proved Brian was simply telling the truth! It ain't bragging if you can really do it. Thanks for the great music guys!
now that was special! by far the best i have, so far, seen of the stray cats. thanks for sharing
Three guys and a bunch of gear that fits in a station wagon making better music than bands with 100x the stuff.
Best coment. And Brian plays fantastic.
Nunca pasará de moda Rock and roll forever ❤
Those dual ampeg stacks say otherwise, but great sentiment
Hermosa canción de ROCK AND ROLL BUEN RITMO
this is the best rockabilly in the world,thanks Brian Setzer and stray cats,with love from Russia
Maestro Setzer always reaffirms that the guitar is indeed the coolest musical instrument EVER!!!
These guys are the cat's meow and definitely too cool for color TV!
Thank God I saw them live!! Once they left the stage everybody else on the bill didn't matter!!! Good times.
@Big Bill O'Reilly he's saying that that's how good they were nobody
Else on after really counted in comparison.
@Big Bill O'Reilly There's always some idiot out there who wants to make it about politics. "Trump type of comment?" I don't think so. They ARE that good. So give it a rest already, idiot!
My fave band in early 80s still fantastic. Had a lot of fun at Rosa’s cantina with them 100 years ago..good lads..talented AF
Every time I watch it I have more respect and wish I could see this band!
Back in the days when these guys got hot I played in a cover band that played all of the "hip" rock stuff. This was the early '80s, so we had to play all of the "new wave" stuff. Being a Texas guitar player I was always glad to be playing The Stray Cats stuff because their guitar stuff was what we all grew up playing here. "OK, this is the fun stuff!"
Met the guts a few years ago , Farewell Tour Europe... Slim Jim broke his arm the night before in London.... I had a hotel room in the Marriot beside the Manchester Academy.... I was there for their concert , anyway I came out the lift and saw Brian and Lee go to the bar and i was star struck. I had been listening to them since I was born .. my father is a rocker... I followed them and I got the better of myself and said to Brian that I was very sorry about Lee.... long story short , he bought me a drink then invited me to join them for fish and chips and pink champagne... and got rat arsed .. what a night.
So cool...saw them live in Fremantle outdoors at an old Asylum House...was some great Rockabilly sites that night...music was so tight and so clear..well done boys
Top talent and it ranks right up there with my other favs. It's good enough to be #1.
Dennis is absolutely right!! Brian Setzer is an amazing and underrated guitarist!!! Rock This Town!!! 🐱
Yup
Saw them back in height of their popularity, this video shows the same energy they had back then. I was blown away at how 3 guys could simply play with no gimmicks and the crowd went wild!
That had to be the GREATEST performance of an upright bass that I have ever heard or seen!!!!!!!
@kausmo tumynski it's not all about chops, its the energy, the show, the fact that these guys lived the rockabilly thing 24 7. When the rest of the music world was obsessing over synths and drum machines, and such, these guys kept this music alive, and were it not for the energy they put into it, there might not be rockabilly today.
@@christianfoster3806 agree
@Possumlove true
Wow, just fucking love the Stray Cats, they gave everything on the stage there, wow. Loved to have been at that gig.
It was in Brixton (London...)
Thanks for carrying the rockabilly tradition on. You guys rock. Thanks Brian, Slim, and Lee. Rock on!!!
just incredible! I'm old enough to remember them from the start, I liked them then, I love them even more now.
yes, me too.
Still the coolest cats in town
no question
Brian Setzer: Most underrated Guitarist of all time.
Not in my book he 'aint
@@pgspurs Well guess you're underrating him there then....
Aiden Robinson cracking guitar always loved this song live so many versions.
Most underrated ? où ? quand ? tout le monde connait brian setzer et ce qu'il vaut !
Buy a dictionary and look up the word underrated,cause underrated he's not
Never underestimate a 3 piece band,rocking it hard
Lemme from motorhead, liked the straycats!
I saw the stray cats in London twice, last time was 2019, took my 19 year old daughter, and she loved it, when they came on stage the whole place went wild.
lucky it wasn't 2020 .
Brilliant show, hope they tour again
Lee and Jim laying down that beat and Brian just taking it the the Nth power. Incredible!
BRIAN SETZER.....Slim Jim Fhantom.....and Lee Rockerrrrr!!!!!!!...these are the 80TIES GUYZ!!!!!!!
Interesting enough, if you listen carefully, you might discover that the Stray Cat Strut originally came out decades before the Stray Cats changed the lyrics. It was originally a children’s tune called “The Cat Came Back”.
Wow, okay thanks. I'm going to look for it. 😊
ストレイキャッツ、高校生の頃、毎日聞いていた。髪は薄く腹は太くなっているけど、演奏は渋みが増してる。良い年の取り方をしたんだなあ。やっぱカッコイイ。
Now this is Rockabilly!!!, Rock & Roll man!! Have loved the Stray Cats since University in Toronto back in 1984
That's how to entertain the crowd and the music is what your ears are for
these guys were great. great sound.
Stone roses I'm the
interesting night music wise.this,gene vincent, jack white, in one night.
Hillary Cinton Thats my cousin
Agree ❤❤
These guys are intensely hard workers, and Setzer is just a killer performer.
Three brilliant musicians
Love these cats when i was 10 yo (1982) till now This ROCKSSSS !!!
Brilliant .. Always thought of them as a Fad/gimmick band ... ffwd a few decades & wow .. that was fkn great. Fantastic musicians.
They came into a time of stuff like Culture Club and Bananarama. Difficult times for all ;)
Hated them when they first came out. Was into Crue, scorpions, Ozzy but I can appreciate them now and see how narrow minded I was.
Can't deny quality music.x
Daniel Carrasco .....it takes a real mature man to admit that.
The Scorpions? Come on dude...
Have you broadened your mind?
No problem with that comment what so ever ! Good on you
Just goes to show, that you can make great music with pretty much the basics. What a great sound 😊
Three dudes making a hell of a lot of noise!!!
Brilliant rocking song!!!seen them play at the Manchester Apollo, it was a awesome show!!Hope they play the UK again! 🎸 Excellent stray cats!!
I love how he tunes his e string down to a d midsong. So much jazz hidden in there
I rock stray cats back then and I will still rock them today at 50.
Brian Setzer is one of the most under-rated guitarists alive. He simply kicks ass !
Dennis Simmers He has always been A FREAKIN ' KICK AZZ , BAD AZZ !!! UNDERRATED !!!!
He isn't underrated as he is widely considered - both by fellow musicians and rock 'n' roll fans alike - to be one of the great rock 'n' roll guitarists alive. He's also won THREE grammys.
Go check out some of Jerry Reed's stuff. He puts EVERYBODY to shame and nobody knows of him unless you mention "Snowman".
@@madonnapitney7289- true but he got CRAZY good after attending Guitar Institute of technology in California.
Dennis Simmers In my opinion.. He was so much better than Eddie Van Halen
Brian is a gifted virtuoso with an awesome blend of Rockabilly and Texas Swing. Fun to watch!
Sore these cats amazing three piece Def one best ever love rockabilly no one does it better