Tommy Steele Rebel rock

[@jukkapyrhonen5483]

Good stuff, I love this music that is just simply called: ROCK'N'ROLL!!! What was recorded in 1956, is STILL going STRONG in 2021!!!! JIIHAA!

[@tomrucco6490]

I want to thank you I wasn't sure of the year. One thing I did know it had to be the marvelous 50s

[@ddoeser5830]

Tommy Steel .Favoriete muziek van mijn Oom , Lang geleden. Onvergetelijk R.I.P ❤ 🇳🇱 (2021)

[@tomkent4656]

Tommy Steele was Britain's first home-grown rock-'n'-roll star.

[@onthegoldenline]

The tenor man has mastered the science of invisibility.

[@tomrucco6490]

Tommy knew how to rock oh yeah and to roll!🎸🔥🎸

[@fredericba1950]

Super et bise

[@SlickCrusty]

excellent

[@myepiphone]

This clip comes from the film "Kill Me Tomorrow" starring Pat O'Brien.Tommy is featured singing two songs.

[@ВладимирСергеев-р4я]

На отлично исполнил!

[@myepiphone]

I really like Tommys Hofner guitar,wish I had one.

[@andymeier2138]

Beside "Elevator Rock" his "Rebel Rock" are the best tunes of Tommy Steele. Still groovy and full of punch.

[@cooldaddy2877]

His best is Drunken Guitar from 1960.

[@jackiejoy7276]

For those look like some damn good times hot rods and hot surface up in the beer is cold time to rock and roll this cat is too coo coo coo l🙉🙈🙊😎

[@myepiphone]

@consul1957 .A truly magnificent guitar,I wish I had one even more now.Tommy Steele and Terry Dene don't always get they accolades they deserve for being British Rock and Roll Pioneers a whole two years before Cliff Richard came along.If you haven't already check out the movie "The Golden Disc" there is a fair bit of Hofner action in it.

[@RockinRedRover]

Contrary to the attempted impression given in the feature films, neither Tommy or Dene played lead electric guitar on their recordings or live shows. Altho the Steelmen line-up varied a little between dates and sessions, the track "Teenage Party" on Steele's great and genuinely "live" Stage Show LP from spring 57 includes Tommy name-checking the band (unlike on the version released on his later T.S. Story LP & 45). The lead guitarist was the relatively-unknown Roy Plummer, who throughout the 50s was voted Britain's best pop/jazz guitarist until he emigrated to Oz, consistently out-voting Bert Weedon, both played Hofners.

[@consul1957]

@myepiphone Hi, I'm a big Tommy fan, and I managed to get the same model Hofner Committee 1956 as Tommy's...I have it on you tube, have a look...cheers.

[@solidaritet2010]

GREAT!

[@consul1957]

Rock Tommy rock!!!

[@consul1957]

Taken from the film 'Kill Me Tomorrow,' 1957. Tommy dooesn't have a part in it except for this.

[@ronalddegoeij8046]

Have the 78 rpm

[@petergalloway7978]

Used to have a78 0f this never knew who the guitarist was As soon as Marty Wilde and Johnny Kidd came along this didn’t seem very good

[@Mike_The_1950s_Historian]

Cool jiving clip. I have 3 of Cliff Richard's mvovies, "Play It Cool" with Billy Fury, "Beat Girl" with Adam Faith, and even "Ring A Ding Rhythm" with Helen Shapiro...but I don't have a single Tommy Steele flick...yet. So, to be complete, what movie is this from "The Tommy Steele Story?"

[@jesperjohansson3360]

TRÅKIG

[@Mike_The_1950s_Historian]

I meant, "Is this from The Tommy Steele Story?" (My bad type-o.)