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English Josephine Cochran, whose grandfather was also an inventor and was awarded a steamboat patent, is best known as the inventor of the dishwasher. Mark-Allan PilgrimI visited the crash site several years ago. My grandmother prepared a few homemade Italian meals for him and his manager--Jerry Capehart at that time. and bet its one *hit kickin jam at that reunion thanks for the music EDDIE, Malcolm CummingsIn the early 1960's I worked in a Furniture store facing the Empire Theatre in Newcastle.On.Tyne and went three times during six days of memorable rock-roll music by Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent. The boat drifted to shore in Port Champerico, Guatemala and was found by authorities. the sound the lyrics.he was and is the best. 28, 1965), The Untouchables, Route 66, Bus Stop, Stoney Burke, The Naked City, Shirley Temple's Storybook, The Dick Powell Theatre, The Virginian, Route 66, Death Valley Days, Mr. Broadway, Burke's Law and The Twilight Zone (S1, Ep. But there is so much more to Cochrans music than the well known songs, it annoyes me that only the well known songs are played on the radio. Chas., Jrwww.charliegracie.com, eddies guitar work was superb listen to his solo on"pushin" by ray stanley its brilliant also eddies blues is classic cochran great rock singer even greater rock guitarist, is anything happening at the memorial next year 2010, Eddie Cochran will never be forgotten!RnR fans won't ever allow it, wonder who eddie's heroes were ? I can't recall which of his songs it was, but it was awful. Johnnie Berry (Raines)Ironically, I know first hand that Eddie did not want to go on that tour to the UK. The rest of the Day was taken up just listening to his fantastic Music, what waste of a superb talent. He dealt with high-profile cases of police brutality and defended well-known customers. documentaries about eddie , thanks to bbc radio 2 for there excellent radio documetaries this week with joe brown and brian matthews , keep rockin eddie , your music will never die ... 50 years today we lost a huge talent in the world of rock 'n' roll. The black leather image has been copied ever since. you have to sit down. Dave Chivers told the Wiltshire Times: "I was getting into bed when I heard a whistling outside, followed by a series of bumps and smashes. AlanHe was "Somethin Else", as a 14 year old I remember hearing on the Radio he had died I then walked to my Pals house and told him. eddie,along with buddy holly,were my idols.what a tradgedy the were both killed in such tragic circumstances.rip,eddie,buddy.perhaps eddie is three steps into heaven,and buddy is there also,guess it doesnt matter any more. The official cause of his death was given as Acute Infectious Edema (lung infection). Cochran was only nineteen when he appeared in the film Untamed Youth, yet the producers allowed him to write the score and sing a couple of songs. Rest in peace Eddie. Last season he was one of nation's … Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey both idolised Eddie and of course, 'Summertime Blues' was for years a Who stage-favourite. The impact sent Eddie up into the roof and forced the rear door open, throwing him onto the road. One of his most memorable roles was as psychotic mobster James Cagney’s deceitful, power-hungry henchman, Big Ed Somers, in the gangster classic White Heat (1949). EDWARD R. COCHRAN 1938 - 1960. He was the first solo American Rocker to tour the U.K. for Lew and Leslie Grade in 1957 and '58. Bob Sanders.....Brisbane AustraliaA great story about a great artist. Gene had broken his collarbone, but fortunately for Sharon, she only suffered shock and bruising.Â. Today, that dangerous bend at Rowden Hill, Chippenham has long since been made safe. carol holdinghe began it all. My grandmother prepared a few homemade Italian meals for him and his manager--Jerry Capehart at that time. CHARLIE GRACIE, JR. My father-CHARLIE GRACIE will headlline the big 50th Anniversary Memorial Concert at Chippenham on April 17th, 2010. Eddie and his great friend Gene Vincent had been touring the UK since mid-January, on a package tour that had created a sensation amongst UK rock n roll fans. R134, I heard that Steve Cochran had a legitimate 11 INCHER. The Mexican woman and two teenage Mexican girls aboard said he had died 10 days earlier. For this last week of the tour, Billy and Joe were off playing elsewhere and the support acts included Georgie Fame, Johnny Gentle and also Tony Sheridan - who a year later would make a record in Germany, with an unknown Liverpool group called The Beatles. I'll be attending the big show with CHARLIE GRACIE--the first U.S. solo rocker to tour the U.K. in '57 and a good friend of Eddie's. In April 2004, he underwent surgery, which led him to stay away from the media. It has been with me all my life, so took my five year old to the memorial in May 09 whilst passing that way. BBC Wiltshire website, Broadcasting House, 56-58 Prospect Place, Swindon, Wilts, SN1 3RW. and bet its one *hit kickin jam at that reunion thanks for the music EDDIE, In the early 1960's I worked in a Furniture store facing the Empire Theatre in Newcastle.On.Tyne and went three times during six days of memorable rock-roll music by Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent. In 1963, Cochran passed the bar and in 1964 he received his first personal case, which was a personal affair and within two years entered private practice, and then opened his own company, Cochran, Atkins & Evans, in Los Angeles. Eileen Parsons Bristol EnglandI was at Eddies last show at the Hippodrome Bristol, The car he was travelling in was later restored and sold. Brian recalls Eddie showing him some great drum tricks and said what a great player he was. Unlike Dan Duryea, profiled in Noir City’s last issue, Cochran followed the noir code—live fast, play hard, die young—away from the studio, and this has become a significant part of his lingering allure. The three were taken to St Martin's hospital, but Eddie had suffered severe brain damage. (1950), Of Love and Desire (1963), and Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison (1951), which inspired Johnny Cash to write his song "Folsom Prison Blues". It was erected by fans and unveiled at one of Chippenham's Eddie Cochran Weekender events by Sharon Sheeley, on what was her first visit since that fateful night at Easter 1960. last updated: 19/03/2009 at 16:24created: 27/02/2009. eddie's tragically early death robbed us of a hugely talented singer/songwriter.i'm sure he would have gone on to even greater things.sadly this was not to be.r.i.p.eddie. The programme finishes with Eddie's mother bringing one of his prized guitars to show the programme announcer. Gene remained a rock 'n' roller till his untimely death. November 19. My father-CHARLIE GRACIE will headlline the big 50th Anniversary Memorial Concert at Chippenham on April 17th, 2010. While Spain's film career was rather short, she seemingly preferred taking roles on television, where her … What a shame he died so young and such a long way from home. Cochran played a disgraced, alcoholic itinerant farmer struggling to regain the love of his family in Come Next Spring (1956), a troubled drifter in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Il Grido (1957), produced in Italy. He was "Somethin Else", as a 14 year old I remember hearing on the Radio he had died I then walked to my Pals house and told him. Read More. Eddie, Sharon and Gene sat in the back, with Thompkins next to the driver. He never regained consciousness and died at 4.10pm that afternoon. His debut was Wonder Man (1945) with Virginia Mayo and Danny Kaye. Keep on rockin'. What a shame he died so young and such a long way from home. Steve Cochran, Actor: White Heat. Johnny came to one of the Eddie Cochran Weekender events in Chippenham, where I interviewed him live on air. This record made it to number 1 in the UK Chart on June 23rd 1960 and stayed there for just 2 weeks. Eamonn O'LearyJust makes me feel so sad, that a great talent like Eddie died so young. but to me he is ahead of metallica, foo fighters, nervana, elvis - no one can match. Eddie was a terrific guitarist & went down well with the audience. He too said what an amazing talent Eddie was, and also said he wished he'd kept that shirt! Two of which - 'Summertime Blues' and 'C'mon Everybody', had been huge hits and today - nearly 50 years on - are regarded as classics of the genre.Â, Eddie had arrived in the UK on 10th January 1960, to join a UK tour with Gene Vincent which had already been on the road since before Christmas.Â, It was promoted by top pop impresario Larry Parnes and the support acts and musicians were all young UK rock'n'rollers that Parnes had under contract.Â. During her time as a pilot, she set more speed, distance and altitude records than any other pilot in aviation history. A young, good-looking guy, a hugely talented musician, who as well playing stunning guitar, could also handle bass and drums and most unusually for those times, also wrote his own songs. He is perhaps best remembered for his role of Big Ed Somers, the power hungry gangster pal of James Cagney in "White Heat" (1949). Kevin"Crash"TitusI am a devoted fan of EC and a child of the 1950-1960's. When he saw the milestone, he realized he was going the wrong way and hit the brakes.". The noise had brought local residents onto the scene. His body, along with three Mexican females aged 14, 19 and 25, remained aboard for 10 days since the girls did not know how to operate the boat. I was only 5 years old when it happened, but feel really sad about it now. Eddie had given Gentle his stage shirt after the Bristol show and following a week of pestering by the young Beatle, Johnny eventually passed it to George. I have been looking for a biography on this guy for ever because I think he would be interesting to read about, but there isn't anything out there on him. Mahatma Gandhi said: “Live as if to die tomorrow. Just makes me feel so sad, that a great talent like Eddie died so young. But there is so much more to Cochrans music than the well known songs, it annoyes me that only the well known songs are played on the radio. Offsite Link. Looking forward to it. Stephen TaneyWOW, 50 years that Eddie is gone! FAMpeople is your site which contains biographies of famous people of the past and present. Paul SmithEddie Cochran 50 years gone and still a guitar legend- Rock On!! top man eddie i will never stop playing your tunes love you man. he was (and is) my first ever idol, as well. He went from making $420,000 annually to $525,000. Does anyone at thee BBC know if the Tape of the Arena of Eddie Cochran still exists ? I telephoned for an ambulance from the kiosk nearby.". Dad will be over to play in England and Ireland this October, 2009 as well. andrew coleI always loved summertime blues and I just think Eddie is just a great artist. he began it all. Just what supermarket would he have been stacking shelves in in this hadn't happened to Eddie Cochran?I WAS FILLED WITH GRIEF AND AN OVERWHELMING SENSE OF ABSOLUTE DESPAIR.That's the only way I can describe it.I am so sorry Eddie. I had trouble finding it, as I had never been to Chippenham before or since.A lady in the Tourist Information Centre told me how to find it...Her words ring out in my mind each time I hear an Eddie Cochran record...She said "at Easter time and around Oct 3, (Eddie's birthday) you can't see the pavement for ten feet around it for Fresh Flowers. To thie day, my dad still becomes very emotional about. Paul HolmesI was born in 1977, however I love Rock'N'Roll. 50-years later...it tugs at one's heartstrings. After the car had come to a halt, Martin and Thompkins were able to walk away from the wreckage uninjured. But Gene and Sharon, along with Eddie were lying on the grass verge. Born Robert Alexander Cochran, son of a California lumberman, he worked mostly in the theatre before landing a contract with Samuel Goldwyn in 1945.
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