no Bo? he was the best noise harnessing sound architect

performance wasnt '56 but the song is

when Buddy, Everlys, Jerry Lee and Ricky Nelson joined the fray in '57 so excited to whittle it down

also Sam Cooke and Patsy Cline as far as other genres. Need to research some folk from that era

This better win for ‘61

F*** sorry I didn’t read thread!

itll be up there but Orbison did Running Scared and Crying that year so competition will be tough

also Travellin' Man/Hello Mary Lou, one of the hardest double sided singles ever by Ricky Nelson

lol all good i just mean dont post rap basically

Do you think there’s a song from ‘61 or before that has 450M views?

Not saying that’s why it should win btw genuinely curious because I was impressed by that

i dont usually look at the views but thats seems like alot

its always in movies and stuff so it has alot of exposure

57:

Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue
Little Richard - Keep a Knockin
Little Richard - Lucille
Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin
Dale Hawkins - Susie Q
Chuck Berry - School Days
Bo Diddley - Hey! Bo Diddley
Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
The Johnny Burnette Trio - The Train Kept A-Rollin

definitely feeling this as Bo's highlight of '57

Mans was playing from 20 years in the future

I only like that self titled song of his

more like a 12 years but yeah this is awesome

Yeah i thought about that right after posting haha

wtf this is insane thank u for posting

Thats from 1954 actually, didnt see this was for 57 rn.

But yeah, i believe its the first use of guitar feedback in commercial music. IIRC the song was also a decent hit at the time too

spaciest guitar till jeff beck came along i reckon

Over My Favorite Things by Coltrane? As if

He wasn't playing around naming himself Johnny Guitar Watson

Damn I can't tell who came first between him and the film looks they're both from '54

It Hurts Me Too is one of my favourites from '57, also Person to Person