Round Up of Rhythm

1954

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Bill Delzell in Round Up of Rhythm (1954)

Bill Haley and the Comets made their motion picture debut in this musical short that featured a D.J. and his female guest introducing the Comets. The band performs three songs in a forerunne... Read allBill Haley and the Comets made their motion picture debut in this musical short that featured a D.J. and his female guest introducing the Comets. The band performs three songs in a forerunner of today's music videos.Bill Haley and the Comets made their motion picture debut in this musical short that featured a D.J. and his female guest introducing the Comets. The band performs three songs in a forerunner of today's music videos.

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- Will Cowan
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7.9/10

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Director
- Will Cowan
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The Comets didn't have a full-time lead guitar player at this time, so made do without. 'Danny Cedrone', who had played the famous guitar solo on "Rock Around the Clock," died only weeks before this was shot.

Soundtracks
Crazy Man Crazy
Performed by Bill Haley and the Comets

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10/10

Excellent Premier Presentation of Rock Music

Produced at the moment of Rock music's birth, the film presents the Bill Haley and His Comets, the creators of rock, performing three songs. The first tune "Crazy Man Crazy" was the first Rock hit, the second "Straight Jacket" was a favorite at their live performances and the final song "Shake rattle & Roll" was their most popular song to date. Interestingly, "Rock Around The Clock" which would become one of the largest selling records of all time, was not yet a success.

The band displays their fine musical abilities and their showmanship. The music contains the various streams of music that Bill Haley and the Comets combined to form Rock music.

This film should be viewed by anyone who enjoys music, or is interested in seeing a quasi-documentary about the origins of Rock music.