Carl Perkins, Eric Clapton, George Harrison - Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session
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Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session
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Tracks
- Boppin' The Blues - Carl Perkins
- Put Your Cat Clothes On - Carl Perkins
- Honey Don't - Ringo Starr
- Matchbox - Eric Clapton
- Mean Woman Blues - Eric Clapton
- Turn Around - Carl Perkins
- Going To Jackson - Carl Perkins
- What Kind Of Girl - Rosanne Cash
- Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby - George Harrison
- Your True Love - George Harrison
- The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise - Carl Perkins
- Medley: That's Alright Mama/Blue Moon Of Kentucky/Night Train To Memphis - Eric Clapton
- Glad All Over - George Harrison
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - Eric Clapton
- Gone Gone Gone - Carl Perkins
- Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
- Blue Suede Shoes (Encore) - George Harrison
- Gone Gone Gone (Encore) - Carl Perkins
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| |  | Pure Joy, Everyone Sounds Great Celebrating Carl Perkins on Stage |  |
What a joy to listen to! Everone on stage seems to be unabashed happy to be with Carl and just have a great unrestrained time. Recorded in 85 in front of a live and appreciative audience, Perkins brings his guests on one at a time to play with his band and sing solos and duets or harmonies. Perkins sounds absolutely great and his energy seems to infiltrate into everyone's soul. Harrison plays and sings with great confidence and clarity, Ringo reprises his Beatles copy of Perkin's "Honey Don't", Clapton sings and really turns it up on guitar, Edmonds plays great and Roseanne Cash rocks on "What Kind of Girl". The music is outstanding and is full of energy but their pure joy of being together comes through on this great album and closes quite touchingly as Perkins thanks his friends after the film stops but the tape rolls on as this all star band of friends plays on.
November 7, 2007Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session showing Carl Perkins as the king of his game and the guests who appear on this session. Carl was a professional who could and did deliver the goods. He pulls an outstanding performance out of Ringo & George showing a lot of 1950's influence. The quality of this session is unbelieveable and continuity makes the whole program flow smoothly and time just flies. Highly recommend this CD.
July 3, 2007| | | George, Eric and Ringo go to school. | |
Great soundtrack to the 80's era cable special. Carl shows the boys a few tricks in a fantastic jam session. Don't pass this up.
April 12, 2007I have this on VHS and now on CD, but it needs to be on DVD. Classic show, classic line-up, and the first time 2 Beatles performing together (and the last until Concert For George) since Bangladesh. When Carl breaks up at the end telling everyone how much he appreciated all of his friends it will bring a lump to the throat of any fan of his or of "roots" rock & roll. Seldom does one get to play with people of that calibre and the love they obviously have for the songs is eclipsed by the love they had for Carl himself, a class act all his life.
April 3, 2007Great rockabilly with one of the forgotten founders. If you love the Elvis Sun Sessions, this is right up your alley. Perkins impresses as a guitarist also, but it is Claptons solo's that make you go ooHH !!!!
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