WHAT A TREAT!!! Those folks watching and listening really didn't get what they had right in front of them there. Every one of those 'old guy musicians' only looked old. All were secret atomic weapons and I'll bet they LOVED the chance to play with this young man...

Famous top 1 . Centre this my musica

I have said for years there is so much more to 1950's, rock n' roll, than, Elvis, but no one seems to notice. This is mind-blowing. I can hardly comprehend what I am seeing and hearing...how does he have a double guitar neck years before, Jimmy Page?! I thought he was either the original or amongst the original from that time period in 1970?! This is so unreal.

Did music ever suck back then.

QUE HORRIBLE CANCION

No sé si Page le copió todo a Wray...o se retroalimentaron...

this is a diamond

Wonder if later in life Larry ever jammed with Ted Nugent?

Two versions of this song...this one recorded 07/56 at The Gold Star Studios and am assuming is the version on the Singing To My Baby LP, (UK but not US) the 45/78 released in The UK in April 57, b/w Dark Lonely Street on London-American/Liberty (and probably every country that L-A released records in too). The second version, the US 45 release on Liberty, (Nov 57, b/w Cradle Baby) was recorded sometime between May-Aug '57 with The Johnny Mann Singers, both versions have a different line up. Both versions are great, but very different, with The US version being only a moderate hit. The JM Singers had a hit in the late sixties with Up, Up and Away (in my beautiful balloon)

Everyone in this video is probably dead. It's useless to want to comfort them.

We lost him way too soon. That was the birth of real rock and roll

Larry was a ball of energy and musical talent. Great stage presence

He must have played and duck walked all over Chuck Berry.

The Real Gen

0:03

Who was first, this kid or Chuck ?

More better Larry Collins than michael jackson..!!! ⚡⚡⚡

Pretty cool music.

Black housekeeper. Stereotypes lived on

Brings back memories of the good times.local volunteer fire co. Dances! The very last song was always wipeout

Il aimait tellement sa soeur. Imaginez toute la peine lorsque commença a être malade et pour en bout ligne nous quitter. RIP !!!!!!!!

he's just annoying

Great 💫🌞⭐🤍💫🤍 🍀💫🌞

what a waste of talent

Beautiful sound

What a talented musician Larry was. He looked so happy, I sure hope he was. Great entertainment to this day. UK

Это Марти Макфлай ?

Wasn’t this recording like one of the first bass solos?

I'm 70 and been saying weed was my medicine for 50 yrs now. Been tokin' ever since and the medical community is catching on.

That DRUMMER HAS MAD SKILLS you can tell!!

What movie is this?

This rocks more than rock today.

Just in case anybody thort adults guitarists could just do the twat look

The hell did fuckers get into back then. Gad damn what a crap time to be alive

🎉🎉🎉🎉. Hallo from Sweden

Best part is was considered "devils music" .😂😂

That girl is stunningly pretty

ich glaub, dieser junge kerl hat generationen von gitarristen beeinflusst, neue Trends gesetzt.

This is so punk rock, so cool

Amazing! Larry born Oct 4 1944 - he's only 14 here.

Hapy ,hapy,hapy... másters of the rock and roll!!🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

Wow. That playing is insane for 1958. Wow!!!

Holy F#@$*(&. That is some awesome playing. 1959? WOW!

Music in 1957 reflected a simpler lifestyle, doo-wop songs telling romantic tales and hep cats jumping and singing their jive. Now music reflects hatred, sexual violence and murder. I wish I could jump into a time machine and go back.

Kid was amazing.

That kid was pretty cool and he was awesome on that big guitar. His dancing wat pretty fantastic, too. He didn't miss a beat!!

Wtf! How come I never knew of this kid till now! Where have I been?!

This was filmed in Compton when the world 🌎 was a much better place.

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Now that's what I call a guitar hero!