Ricky Nelson - Hello Mary Lou (REACTION) with my wife

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[@Johnslimm]

Ricky Nelson is my absolute favorite singer of all time.. He was so cool man. I’m only 21 years old but Ricky’s music is so freaking good. Thank you for this reaction :)

[@fantasycamp4000]

Rickey was a teen idol from a tv show in 50's , 60's and had some hit songs. Later in the 70's he had another hit with "Garden Party" before he tragically died.

[@rodneysisco6364]

Back in the1950's , when I was a kid ,there was a TV show called " Ozzie and Harriet "about a family who were all a real life family . Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were husband and wife. They had two sons who played themself on the show .The older one , whose name I think was David , was a nerdy looking kid with short brown hair who looked like his dad . . Ricky was the younger brother. He was 5 years older than me and was a young teeneager when I first saw the show . Ricky was very good-looking , an Elvis Presley type . He started making records and became a huge favorite of the teenage girls . We got to see him grow into a rock star on the Ozzie and Harriet Show .

[@glenngotling657]

The Ozzie and Harriet show was a staple on TV's across America in the 50's and early 60's. The cast was the Nelson family - Ricky's real dad, mom and older brother - Ozzie, Harriet and David. Ricky was the younger brother and was a teenage heart throb - all the teen age girls loved Ricky. The show launched his singing career and he had a few hit songs.

[@alanbrown8527]

Ricky Nelson is another star in rock n roll history. He was was a teen idol then successfully transitioned into an adult performer. He tells that story in his original classic song “Garden Party” Also recommend “Lonesome Town” so beautifully sad.

[@ronfowlermusic]

Yes, Ricky became Rick and had a successful career as a pioneer of country rock.

[@deegomez2089]

My mom and musician father loved to tell stories of me, at 5 yrs, walking around singing Ricky Nelson songs 🎵🎶 love his music still 💚

[@jamesferris4573]

Ricky Nelson got his start singing on a television sitcom named Ozzie and Harriet that was in the late 50s and early 60s. The show focused on the daily lives and adventures of an American family and was basically a comedy. I loved your reaction to this song. The music from this era is really special to me.

[@stevepool8034]

Rickie was a teen heart throb in the 50s and cut a number catchy hits. He also starred on his parent's hit 50s TV sitcom "Ozzie and Harriet." Memories, guys, thanks for the memories.👍

[@BringItMAGA]

Travelin Man has always been my Ricky favorite. Pretty Polynesian baby!

[@62impalaconvert]

This song came out 63 years ago. I have fond memories of watching the weekly Ozzie and Harriet (Nelson) TV show (1952- 1966) and watching Ricky and his brother Dave growing up on the show and in the later years Ricky singing one of his new hit songs at the end of the show. The 50's were the best!

[@JohnBullard]

Garden Party by Ricky Nelson!

[@ronfowlermusic]

Garden Party was MUCH later, when he was known as Rick Nelson.

[@AFmedic]

Others mentioned about the TV show "Ozzie and Harriet" but failed to mentioned it was about the Nelson family (his family). It starred his actual Father and Mother (Ozzie and Harriet) and his older brother David. I'm 73 and grew up watching it ALL the time.

[@JohnH.Sturgis]

Oh, fun, wholesome entertainment! What the heck happened??!!?

[@shelleybleu4903]

They were all on radio first.

[@John_Chu]

Written by Gene Pitney, who had a string of hits in the early '60s, including "Only Love Can Break a Heart," "Town Without Pity," and "It Hurts to Be in Love." Pitney was very popular in the UK and, through his association with Phil Spector, observed some recording sessions with The Rolling Stones in London. In fact, he played piano on a few tracks on The Stones' debut album. Ironically, it was the British Invasion that pretty much knocked him off the Top 40 charts, except for his late 1967 hit, "She's a Heartbreaker."

[@anitaaviles7203]

My favorite Ricky Nelson song is Travelin' Man. It is my understanding that the song was originally written for Sam Cooke, but his manager passed on it. Ricky Nelson wanted it and I'm sure glad he did.

[@Gloren50]

My favorite song when I was 10 years old! And it was exactly like that for my family--my mother turned the radio on in the morning and we had this kind of music as background to breakfast and getting started for the day.

[@tbrackett8389]

What a wonderful memory.

[@FrançoisGuèdenet]

He has many songs and since he was on his family's TV show, he sang a song every week in the later years of the show. Some of those videos are of pretty good quality.

[@cdmann]

Great song... amazing reaction... wonderful couple... Nuff Said!! 🤗👍❤️❤️✌️

[@squirehobbs6754]

Ricky Nelson was brother-in-law to Mark Harmon of TV's famous NCIS series...

[@BlownBob]

OMG! If you could follow the time line that I grew up with! From Under the boardwalk on forward. I was very lucky.

[@eTraxx]

Yeah .. Ricky was a teen heart throb .. I was 11 years old when this was released .. probably only vaguely aware of who he was.

[@pn1457]

Garden Party by Nelson is something you should check out.❤

[@williamcabell142]

He and his whole family had their on sitcom in the 50’ and early 60’s! The Nelson! 😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Ricky Nelson was big in the 50s and also did some great music in the 1960s and 1970s. I saw him in live in the late 70s here in Canada 🇨🇦. Excellent show❤❤❤😂

[@ronfowlermusic]

Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band?

[@P-M-869]

I got to experience the beginning of Rock-a-Billy, which became Rock-n-Roll and then Rock. I liked his song ... Get Along Home, Cindy. He sang it in a John Wayne Western

[@keithcarper8809]

I sang this song as a young boy. It is a lighthearted, fun song. Ricky was a child TV star on his parents show "Ozzie and Hariette". ☮💜🎶

[@757optim]

Ricky was a regular in our living rooms in the '50s due to the TV show "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet". His good looks made him a teenage heartthrob and a natural as a musical performing artist.

[@MamaBe1963]

Gene Pitney (you should check him out! ) both sang and wrote music. Much of his music came from personal experiences. Since he wrote this one people asked him who Mary Lou was. He looked a bit embarrassed and said he didn't know... it just rhymed with I love you!

[@sherigrow6480]

Ricky did some movies, too. He appeared in Rio Bravo with John Wayne and Dean Martin. He and Dean teamed up to sing, My Rifle My Pony and Me, and another song. It's worth a video view,

[@stefanmodigh6312]

Nice reaction ! Greetings from Sweden ! 👍👍👍💕🇸🇪😎

[@russgilbertson8689]

Great song, Ricky Nelson is so Cool.

[@hadrenspicer9035]

James burton guitar. he played for elvis years later

[@paulkeahtigh2]

Try "I will follow"and Poor little fool"by Ricky Nelson they are bangers, thanks 😎🏹

[@DannyD714]

i still remember hearing about his death on new years eve 1985. america literally grew up with ricky/rick nelson,so it was a very tragic loss.

[@john0597]

Hi there again this is John from England what a lovely video I really like your reaction videos are really good

[@russellgtyler8288]

I've never seen a reaction to one of my favorite songs, "Gallo del Cielo" by Joe Ely. I think you would like it too.

[@festidious2644]

Howdy folks: This is nice but my favourite is Young World. That song IMO is his best and so nostalgic for me. Thank you for your reaction.

[@jonpriest]

try garden party by rick.

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

"The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" started on the radio in 1944, there 2 sons were played by actors on the show, Then David and Ricky their real sons started on the radio in 1949, the show went directly to TV in 1952, It ran until 1966 a total of 22 years. Ricky sang songs on the show they were the all American family and funny to. Ricky's twin sons formed the group Nelson's famous in the 90's they were long blond haired heart throbs, Ricky RIP Peace☮️ and Love❤️ Gary😊

[@dionisioiacobelli6689]

Elvis would watch Ricky's show to watch him sing . Also the great James Burton is playing guitar on many of his hits .

[@325diane]

Agree with your comments completely. I find now that the very few young people I see smiling these days are found reacting to 40+ year old music videos on KZbin. Maybe if we went back to "feel good" music the world would be a brighter place.

[@stephanieo2509]

Ricky was a big influence on John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival. they actually cover this on one of their albums.

[@RobXHEphotosPs37.29]

The great James Burton on guitar.

[@nico2212]

CCR also cover this song👌

[@thomastimlin1724]

James Burton was Ricky's lead guitar player and laterbecame Elvis lead guitar player. You her him play the solo on tis...he had a slick, slippery style, a certain recoginzable sound, and he could played lot faster notes than in this. He's still around, about 84.

[@dagmar.6954]

Ricky Nelson was an American singer, musician & actor. From age eight he starred alongside his family in the radio & television series "The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet". In 1957, he began a long & successful career as a popular recording artist. He was considered a teen idol & heart throb. He had so many hits such as "Poor Little Fool", "I'm Walkin'", "A Teenager's Romance", "You're My One & Only Love", "Be-Bop Baby", "Believe What You Say", "I Got A Feeling", "It's Late", "Stood Up", "Waitin' In School", "Just A Little Too Much", "Travelin' Man", "Young World", "Lonesome Town" "Never Be Anyone Else But You", "Sweeter Than You", "It's Up To You", "Teen Age Idol", "Garden Party" etc. Sadly Ricky Nelson died in a plane crash on New Year's Eve 1985 at the age of 45.

[@tomloft2000]

He and Del Shannon were basically interchangeable.

[@larrycork49]

Try Traveling Man.

[@brandonjones1349]

Loved it ☘️ 🇺🇲

[@scottrbloom]

Contemporary of the Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, and Bill Haley. Rock and Roll was simpler, based both in the blues and country/folk music. Some stayed in this genre like Nelson and the Everlys, and you see some of that in early Paul Simon. Some moved to more rhythm and blues like Elvis, which later evolved into the Motown sound, and some took rock and roll in a different direction, inventing what we now call the standard progressions and riffs, like Chuck Berry and Little Richard and Bo Diddley. Of course there were variations in the early and mid sixties, with beach music, Detroit and Cleveland rock, and the Philadelphia sound to name a few. There were some wonderful producers who created expansive arrangements, and some great musicians and vocalists, from The Animals to the Association to the Stones, but really it was only a handful of groups and individuals who really expanded the realm of contemporary music. Brian Wilson, the Beatles, Procol Harum, The Moody Blues and a few others paved the way for ELP, Yes, King Crimson, Genesis and the progressive rock of the seventies. But still, knowing where it started to break away from country and blue grass in the fifties is an important background, and listening to songs like this, or The Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, Bill Haley and the Comets, Richie Valens, and others is a great foundation for understanding who influenced the Beatles and The Stones.

[@hadrenspicer9035]

James burton on guitar He will be elvis lead guitar player in the early 70$

[@ronfowlermusic]

That photo behind you is not Ricky Nelson. It does look a lot like him, though. Maybe it's Fabian, lol.

[@kenhoyer8601]

His father ,Ozzie, would only let him perform on the Ozzie and Harriet show that was popular back then. Ozzie was a big band leader in the 40s so I think he new the pitfalls of the road and was trying to protect him . Ricky didn't need to tour because he made a ton money selling records.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Led Zeppelin does a great cover of this song....no lie...

[@tektoniks_architects]

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[@tektoniks_architects]

Search the song name and Led Zeppelin on you tube and you can find it.

[@jerrypost9651]

Something to bear in mind about this great music from the '60s and '70s. It was ONLY popular with young people. I would say that folks 35 and up found most of it very distasteful. Which is crazy, when you think how people of all ages can celebrate it now.

[@MerchantOfAlba]

That's so true! Never thought of that. Greetings from Romania 💚

[@Coolrockndad]

Yes, second to Elvis but that's not bad.