Rock Around the Clock

Um, she wrote, "The Warriors is a real movie maker's movie.

It, it has, in visual terms, the kind of impact that Rock Around the Clock did behind the titles of Back Around- Blackboard Jungle.

The Warriors is like a visual rock." And, um, at Seattle's Grand Illusion Cinema, the programmer Zach Carlson remembers that people were squeezed in.

They were laying on the floor.

...

the film, Rock Around the Clock.

Yeah.

Seeing the film again, it's a little too chipper for, [laughs] for the movie.

That's right.

The director came over to the Ford household.

They were like, "What song can we have? Let's listen to young Peter's records," and it was Rock Around the Clock that he had.

So thank you, Peter.

And there are so often that you hear stuff from an artist and it just doesn't sound like their heart's in it.

And I got a version of I think it was Rock Around the Clock a few years ago by an artist whose name I'm not going to mention, but she was a pretty big name in...

Late 80s, early 90s pop.

And I don't want to say who she is because this is also its opinion.

We've got grammar.

We're going to go way back in time with our music section with the song Rock Around the Clock.

Remember that one, Tino? We've talked about that before.

It's one of the original rock songs.

Five, six, seven o'clock, eight o'clock, rock.

Nine, ten, eleven o'clock, twelve o'clock, rock.

We're going to rock around the clock tonight.

What's your bad, bad song? Join me, hon.

Right.

With Rock Around the Clock, probably.

That's the one that a lot of people cite as the first one, isn't it? Of course, yeah.

Your main man,