how jd sumner and elvis presley invented rock'n roll ... ...

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peace in the valley, written by thomas a dorsey (see 3.02, at 00.49) is sung here in 1955 by the blackwoods, with jd sumner, bass extraordinaire/next is sumner with his own group, the stamps (1967)/he was presley's first idol, but elvis was a deep barytone/presley was often seen backstage of blackwoods' concerts, and dreamed of joining them/in presley's tv version (1957), the gospel group singing peace in the valley is the jordanaires (the blackwoods were probably too expensive) ...

the story of georgia tom/thomas a dorsey, inventor of dirty hokum blues, gospel and rock and roll

first is a simple blues, in 1928, then a few months later only, his very first country gospel (1929), then georgia tom would become professor thomas a dorsey (peace in the valley, precious lord)

long live bonnie prince billy's and raoul walsh's shrieking and soft madness

maquette de projet pour une chronique/musique intitulée les nus et les morts

cinéma/théâtre/chanson juive/stella adler and co (fin du yiddish/naissance de l'actor's studio)

"Leksikon fun Yidishn Teater" (vol. 1-6) by Zalmen Zylbercweig. Published by Yiddishe Aktern Union in Amerike, Warsaw - New York - Mexico City, 1931-1969
"Album of the Yiddish Theatre", by Zalmen Zylberzweig. Published by Zalmen Zylberzweig, New York, 1937

joseph shlisky (1894 - 1955)

bo diddley 1955

best funky funk ever: where elvis presley and the rolling stones heard their first rock and roll

hey baby, ain't that rap?

listen well: here's emmett miller 1936 and bo diddley 1957