He's who Bowie wrote Ziggy stardust about, drugs & drink drove him to madness, he believed he was God walked off stage & quit music....proper rock & roll, brand new Cadillac...superb
He was actually not the most musically talented performer, bad timing and didn’t understand tempo. The band definitely made him sound better than he actually was.
Grand seigneur du rock n roll le vince ça déménage un dieu vince j tai vu dans les années 75 76 77 78 79 80. Tu est toujours pour moi le dieu du rock n roll je ne t oublierai jamai.a bientot tu ces bien qu il peu t en être autrement repose en paix t inquiète si ont te deconne déçu jmai une baigne et jdit bien compris.
Jeu de scène légèrement supérieur à Elvis , plus « brut de pomme » plus tonique , plus R’N’R…. Il était vraiment à fond dans sa musique !!!! RIP , 🎸Mr Vince Taylor 🎸
FYI, Golden Earring wrote and played a song called Vince Taylor, Look for it, you'll like the group and the song. I became a fan of Golden Earring in the early '70s. BELIEVE ME! the only problem with G.E. is that they probably didn't have a good manager, whereby he could have promoted the group in the USA! THEY could have knocked the socks off of many Brits, G.e. was a Dutch band. I own all of their cuts.
Vince Taylor this Cat was Cool - Elvis had already been sold out and turned into milk toast doing Movies! Vince Taylor was wild and wide open. He was also before Jim Morrison in Black Leather' - 1967 Elvis wore all black leather in thye 1968 - Comeback special ~
This guy was the inspiration for David Bowies Ziggy Stardust album. The song Rock and Roll Suicide is 100 percent about this guy. He took so much LSD that he lost his bloody mind, and couldn't be trusted to perform when booked, because he lost all concept of time. He wandered the streets mumbling to himself as he grew old. The entire Ziggy Stardust album tells the story.
reminds me cosmetically of Lux Interior of the Cramps and the son from "its a mad mad mad mad world" (1963) Sylvester Marcus, all wrapped into some psychotic rock and roll chimichanga... Vince Taylor may just have influenced all of them.
To me, the guitarist really tried amping up the guitar licks to what would become heavy metal. They were playing as heavy as the amps would allow. Imagine if they had ozzy's broken orange amp from black sabbath. Which did lead to distortion heavy metal.
I love the 'Reslo' mic - in no way would it pick up the voice unless there was so much feedback that the whole shebang would become inaudible. Great video nonetheless. A kind of Johnny Kidd less his Pirates.
Wow, a rock drummer with two bass drums in 1961? Someone said that is the year here in the comments, and if that's correct, wouldn't he have been doing it well before Baker and Moon were? I remember reading Baker and Moon saw Duke Ellington's drummer do it.
So many comments about how great this undiscovered guy is, Ziggy blah blah blah. All I see is a middling talent. More talent than me, to be sure, but still middling.
bonjour à tous quelqu'un peut me dire ou je pourrais avoir la musique originale pas le live de vince taylor what i say. merci, je suis actif au commentaire pour vos réponses
Bonjour Joeakim. A télécharger, Voici deux versions extraites du LP "Le Rock c'est ça !" (JBM) et du CD 1963-1974 annexé au Juke-Box Revue Spécial Vince de 2001 : www.mediafire.com/file/cjz2yazuv2lor0h/VTWhtDSay.zip/file
At the time, "what I say" was a popular cover tune that most club bands in Europe would perform. It was a real rave up tune. The Beatles also had it in their sets sometimes stretching it out for 20 minutes. The main reason Pete best lost out to ringo was he couldn't play the song's beat correctly and ringo could nail it. They used the same beat later on "I feel fine."
Une chose infaisable , Vince chantait en Anglais et vibrait , vivait , a plein corps le R n R . Ce que faisait pas Hallyday il copiait Vince , Presley , Gene etc... mais ça restait de la copie méme si il le faisait avec talent.
@@denisvanouk5768 et Vince Taylor était une copie d'Elvis et de Gene Vincent, à l'époque tout le monde copiait tout le monde, je crois que à part Gabriel et quelques choses de Tennessee vous ne connaissez pas la carrière de Johnny et certainement pas sa discographie , la carrière de Vince Taylor fut brève et sa discographie très maigre,, Johnny pouvait tout chanter, même avant sa mort sa voix restait puissante à 74 ans, j'ai connu les années 50 et le rock and Roll que j'adore, encore aujourd'hui, mais un chanteur Franco Belge comme Johnny , il n'y en aura plus.
@@usmc481 Bien sur que Hallyday chantait tous et en était capable , on parle là du moment l'époque Vince Taylor. Il les a tous fait trembler a cette époque ( année 60 ) Hallyday , Mitchell , Rivers etc..... c'est tout ce que je dis. Quand Vince a débarqué en France c'est une bombe qui est venue. Sa carrière a été très courte pas vraiment complètement de sa faute, mais ça....c'est une autre histoire. Je dis juste que le R N R Français était petit a coté de ce que faisait Vince ou Gene Vincent ( par ex ).
@@denisvanouk5768 de toutes façons, j'ai aimé tout ces chanteurs, et je les aiment encore aujourd'hui, le RnR c'est dans les tripes, j'ai des bons souvenirs de cette époque, j'ai même eu une chaîne avec le médaillon comme Vince Taylor, à mon époque, on essayait de la gagner dans les kermesses au tir à la carabine .
The guy had a mediocre voice. Basically his stage act was a rip off of Elvis, Gene Vincent, & Eddie Cochran. He did have the look & not much more than that.
