Ray Campi & His Rockabilly Rebels - Jump, Jive & awail

[@billiee835]

Love it shepherd's Bush rebels always turn up

[@Hotrodbs]

Hey, I like it!! Great production and camera work!! and music too. Keep up the Rockabilly tradition! Comment coming from the birth place of rock n roll and rockabilly, a Memphis musician and Rockabilly Hall of Fame Inductee. I was there when it all happened!! - Bobby Lee

[@stevenclark9805]

Recorded live: 03-03-79 Rock 'N Roll Festival, Caister Holiday Centre, Grt. Yarmouth, UK Vocal (lead) ~ Jerry Sikorski B/G Vocals ~ Colin Winski, Steve Clark Guitars ~ Jerry Sikorski, Kevin Fennell, Colin Winski Bass ~ Ray Campi Drums ~ Steve Clark

[@evilmaskmandcc4691]

I was there brings back memories watching this

[@MrDean340]

man, Jerry...you were young then :p

[@ksdaman]

This predates Setzer's version by at least 10 years. Good to see the original Rbill Rebel lineup

[@RockinRedRover]

and FAR better than Setzer's cover. As was the 1956 original by Louis Prima

[@gatormckinley8502]

Amazing! Too bad things aren't like this anymore! When was this show..... late 1970s or early 1980s?

[@RockinRedRover]

Ladbrookes Holiday Camp, Caistor, Norfolk, England in 1979. Very near where the Hemsby rockin weekenders are still being held. This clip is part of a full length film thats been out on VHS etc for years called "Blue Suede Shoes", it's on KZbin.

[@garywoollard810]

Then we gave them teds a kickin the following year lol.

[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

Lol I heard teddy boys and rockabillies didnt get along in the 80s

[@RockinRedRover]

too true, and the late 70s were even worse lol @@psychobillynumbnuts1

[@lonewolf5977]

Setzer wasn't the first!!

[@edwardandrews1381]

Cant touch BRIAN SETZER's version... no way !!