Germany Bear Family BVD 20015 AT 2004
Kunto Hyvä EX
Show June 20, 1959
1 Introduction By Jay Stewart
2 Lonely Boy
3 Great Balls Of Fire
4 Ramrod
5 Sea Cruise
6 Que Sera, Sera / Hound Dog
Show January 17, 1959
7 I Got A Feeling
8 Johnny B. Goode
9 Stagger Lee
Show August 1, 1959
10 Shake A Hand
11 Great Balls Of Fire
12 Ramrod
13 Que Sera, Sera / Hound Dog
14 Lonely Boy
15 Shake, Rattle And Roll
Show February 21, 1959
16 Shake A Hand
17 Stagger Lee
18 Kinda Like Love
19 Sugar Plum
Show May 2, 1959
20 By The Light Of The Silv'ry Moon
21 Ramrod
22 The Rockin' Gypsy
23 You Are My Sunshine
Show April 4, 1959
24 Sugar Plum
25 The Blues Medley
26 Charlie Brown
27 Ramrod
Show December 5, 1959
28 Won't You Come home Bill Bailey
29 Be Mir Bist Du Schoen
For anyone who enjoys the raw energy of Fifties rock ’n’ roll, Bear Family’s series of ’Town Hall Party’ DVDs are a
cornucopia of cool! More footage has turned up than we previously believed existed, so we are happy to present The
Collins Kids, Round Three. For those who weren’t lucky enough to be in the audience at Los Angeles’ weekly TV show,
Town Hall Party, in the 1950s, we’ll remind you that the Collins Kids were teenage Oklahomans who’d come to Los
Angeles in search of fame and maybe fortune. They were high energy, exciting early rock ’n’ rollers, underscoring that
Fifties rock music was for, by, and about kids. Lorrie’s stunning good looks and sultry vocals were combined with Larry’s
stinging double-neck guitar licks and manic stage antics. They were very visual, and thus better suited to DVD than CD.
This third Volume (together with the previous volumes) features nearly every Collins Kids Town Hall Party appearance
from 1959. True to the Bear Family tradition, we have offered everything in the vaults. Some highlights include the
Collins Kids’ great take on Frankie Ford’s Sea Cruise, Ricky Nelson’s I Got A Feeling (Lorrie dated Ricky for several
years, and appeared on his TV show), and the Coasters’ Charlie Brown. In addition, Larry tears up his doubleneck
Mosrite guitar on Johnny B. Goode, and the twin guitar showstopper Rockin’ Gypsy. Many say that Larry invented surf
guitar, and on the evidence here, they’re right!
