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David Essex performs Rock On> youtu.be/TB0zUhUYRSE?si=7DAh7I…

Rock On Lyrics

… Hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

Ooh, my soul

Hey, did you boogie too, did ya?

… Hey, shout, summertime blues

Jump up (up, down) and down in my blue suede shoes

Hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… And where do we go from here?

Which is a way that's clear?

Still looking for that blue-jean baby-queen

Prettiest girl I've ever seen

See her shake on the movie screen

Jimmy Dean

(James Dean)

… And where do we go from here?

Which is the way that's clear?

Still looking for that blue-jean baby-queen

Prettiest girl I ever seen

See her shake on the movie screen

Jimmy Dean

Jimmy Dean

… Rock on

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

Source: Musixmatch

Performed and Written by David Essex, 1973

David Essex, born David Albert Cook on July 23, 1947, is an English singer-songwriter and actor with a career spanning from the early 1970s. He gained fame with his hit singles, including two UK number ones, and 16 Top 40 albums. His most internationally recognized song is “Rock On,” released in 19731.

Essex’s early life was marked by hardship; his family experienced destitution, and he grew up in Canning Town after moving from an overcrowded home in Plaistow. His interest in music began early, and he played drums with a local band before transitioning to singing.

“Rock On” was a defining hit for Essex, capturing the spirit of rock and roll rebellion. The song, which he wrote, sold over one million copies and earned a gold disc from the R.I.A.A. in March 1974. It’s characterized by its distinctive bass line and Essex’s spoken word vocals, evoking the image of a “blue jean baby queen” and the iconic James Dean.

Throughout his career, Essex has combined music with acting, starring in films like “That’ll Be the Day” and appearing in stage productions such as “Godspell.” He continues to be active in the entertainment industry, with a legacy that includes a vast catalog of songs and performances

~ Microsoft Copilot

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Description

David Essex performs Rock On> youtu.be/TB0zUhUYRSE?si=7DAh7I…

Rock On Lyrics

… Hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

Ooh, my soul

Hey, did you boogie too, did ya?

… Hey, shout, summertime blues

Jump up (up, down) and down in my blue suede shoes

Hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… And where do we go from here?

Which is a way that's clear?

Still looking for that blue-jean baby-queen

Prettiest girl I've ever seen

See her shake on the movie screen

Jimmy Dean

(James Dean)

… And where do we go from here?

Which is the way that's clear?

Still looking for that blue-jean baby-queen

Prettiest girl I ever seen

See her shake on the movie screen

Jimmy Dean

Jimmy Dean

… Rock on

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

… hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

(Rock on) hey, did you rock 'n' roll?

Rock on

Source: Musixmatch

Performed and Written by David Essex, 1973

David Essex, born David Albert Cook on July 23, 1947, is an English singer-songwriter and actor with a career spanning from the early 1970s. He gained fame with his hit singles, including two UK number ones, and 16 Top 40 albums. His most internationally recognized song is “Rock On,” released in 19731.

Essex’s early life was marked by hardship; his family experienced destitution, and he grew up in Canning Town after moving from an overcrowded home in Plaistow. His interest in music began early, and he played drums with a local band before transitioning to singing.

“Rock On” was a defining hit for Essex, capturing the spirit of rock and roll rebellion. The song, which he wrote, sold over one million copies and earned a gold disc from the R.I.A.A. in March 1974. It’s characterized by its distinctive bass line and Essex’s spoken word vocals, evoking the image of a “blue jean baby queen” and the iconic James Dean.

Throughout his career, Essex has combined music with acting, starring in films like “That’ll Be the Day” and appearing in stage productions such as “Godspell.” He continues to be active in the entertainment industry, with a legacy that includes a vast catalog of songs and performances

~ Microsoft Copilot

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