It’s night time in the big city
Vandals deface a wall
There are no stars in the sky.
“Here at TTRH, we’ve always aspired to be the Cadillac of radio shows. So it’s only apropos that we take one of those baby’s out on the road!”
It’s night time in the big city
Vandals deface a wall
There are no stars in the sky.
“Here at TTRH, we’ve always aspired to be the Cadillac of radio shows. So it’s only apropos that we take one of those baby’s out on the road!”
“That’s from 19 and 64, and you can tell by the way that saxophone roars in that rock and roll was just around the corner.”
“Perhaps the best rockabilly record to come out of England.”
“You can tell those guys got their start in a swing band. You hear a little bit of Count Basie’s ‘Sent For You Yesterday and Here You Come Today’ in that song.”
“One of them mid-fifties recordings. Features Bob’s brother, Billy Jack Wills. I like this song because it uses Cadillac as a verb.”
“A song that’s kinda like a single entendre”
“A record like this isn’t even about the song, it’s about the whole thing: the singer, the musicians, the lyrics and the sound – especially the sound. You couldn’t make a record that sounds like this today.”
“One of the premier rhythm and blues vocal groups…In front and center was Earl Carroll, with a straw hat and a cane. He would always bring down the house when he sang the song that gave him his nickname. In 1961, Earl got an offer to join The Coasters, and for the next 20 years he toured and recorded with them. That was a time when there was more than one Coasters group out there on the road. I can’t speak about the other ones, but if you saw the Coasters with Earl Carroll you were in for one hell of a show.”
“The veracity of this song is not total; however, it is quite catchy.”
Reportedly gave away over 200 Cadillacs.
“I don’t know what color car she drives, but I like her. Silver is the most popular color right now. I don’t know any singers named ‘Silver;’ if you’re a young singer, it’s a good name and it’s available.”
“Billy Jack was 20 years younger than Bob, and brought in a breath of fresh air and some new inspiration to the Texas Playboys.”
(Clip played in background, Bob recites lyrics)
Mr. October
Sold Mr. Coffee
Mr. Television
Mr. Warmth