New This Week - Roger
Who's Got A Birthday Today (<date>) - Roger
An Assessment of 1956 with Regard to the Development of R'n'R {Dean} Rock'n'Roll Films {9} Soon to be Shown on TCM {Len B}
Golden Oldies Lyrics Quiz <nnn> {respond by email}
Results and Answer Key for Golden Oldies Lyrics Quiz <nnn-1>
The Song Collection - <Song Title> - Roger
Boogie Woogie Goodies {21 artist-songs listed from a cd} {Niall}
Life Could Be A Dream DVD {promotion/critique of history of doo-wop dvd} Conversation about Stormy Monday songs {by Earl Hines and T-Bone Walker} Favorite 50's LP Covers
Favorite 45 Finds This Past Year {118} {Todd}
Article about Dion, Past and Current {Robert B}
Result of BRG's Rank The Hall Of Famers Project {on RYM}
We Justed Missed Our 10th Anniversary {of Newsgroup} {Steve}
Let's All Sing The Greatest 50s/60s Fight Song!{Baltimore Colts} {W B J}
Now for some REALLY GOOD Album Cover scans {Norm K}

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On Wed, 18 Sep 2024 16:25:32 -0400, RWC <letsrock@opbox.com> wrote:

New This Week - Roger
Who's Got A Birthday Today (<date>) - Roger
An Assessment of 1956 with Regard to the Development of R'n'R {Dean} >Rock'n'Roll Films {9} Soon to be Shown on TCM {Len B}
Golden Oldies Lyrics Quiz <nnn> {respond by email}
Results and Answer Key for Golden Oldies Lyrics Quiz <nnn-1>
The Song Collection - <Song Title> - Roger
Boogie Woogie Goodies {21 artist-songs listed from a cd} {Niall}
Life Could Be A Dream DVD {promotion/critique of history of doo-wop dvd} >Conversation about Stormy Monday songs {by Earl Hines and T-Bone Walker} >Favorite 50's LP Covers
Favorite 45 Finds This Past Year {118} {Todd}
Article about Dion, Past and Current {Robert B}
Result of BRG's Rank The Hall Of Famers Project {on RYM}
We Justed Missed Our 10th Anniversary {of Newsgroup} {Steve}
Let's All Sing The Greatest 50s/60s Fight Song!{Baltimore Colts} {W B J}
Now for some REALLY GOOD Album Cover scans {Norm K}

Sorry, this is just the First Week of Jan 2007.

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On Wed, 18 Sep 2024 23:31:21 +0000, soulexpress@gmail.com (Dean) wrote:

On Wed, 18 Sep 2024 20:25:32 +0000, RWC wrote:

An Assessment of 1956 with Regard to the Development of R'n'R {Dean}

I don't remember that topic at all.

your post, Dean, on Jan 1, 2007:

http://www.weeklydig.com/music/articles/the_burn_unit7
{no longer available}

1956: Looking back on 1956 is almost encouraging, believe it or not. At
the time, rock & roll was almost looking like a passing fad. Chuck Berry
was treading water between "Maybellene" ('55) and "Johnny B.Goode"('58);
Little Richard was biding his time between "Tutti Frutti" ('55) and
"Lucille" ('57). Elvis had shocked the nation on TV, but he was still
rock's Vanilla Ice. Buddy Holly cut a couple of minor singles, but
"That'll Be the Day" wouldn't hit until '57. Roy Orbison began his
career, too, but he wasn't much use until 1960 or so. The charts were
dominated by pop vocal shit. In general, it was a slow year, but it was building to something big. Kinda makes you hopeful, doesn't it?

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On Thu, 19 Sep 2024 2:55:30 +0000, Dean wrote:

I actually linked to this bullshit?

1956: Looking back on 1956 is almost encouraging, believe it or not. At
the time, rock & roll was almost looking like a passing fad. Chuck Berry
was treading water between "Maybellene" ('55) and "Johnny B.Goode"('58);

If your idea of "treading water" includes "Roll Over Beethoven," "School Day," "Rock & Roll Music," and "Sweet Little Sixteen."

Little Richard was biding his time between "Tutti Frutti" ('55) and
"Lucille" ('57).

Oh, yeah! Who needs pedestrian crap like "Long, Tall Sally," "Rip It
Up," "Slippin' and Slidin'," "Ready Teddy," and "The Girl Can't Help
It?"

Elvis had shocked the nation on TV, but he was still
rock's Vanilla Ice.

What loser wrote this idiocy? And why the hell did I link to it?

What the hell were you thinking?

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