sam cooke sang bring it on home to me first.
sam cooke sang bring it on home to me first.
who sang bring it on home to me first?
sam cooke
bullet::::- jimmie rodgers sang "honeycomb" on the may 3, 1958, show









































bullet::::- eddie cochran sang:









































bullet::::- sam cooke sang:









































bullet::::- fats domino sang a medley of "i'm in love again", "blueberry hill", "i want you to know", "ain't that a shame", "blue monday", and "i'm walkin'" on the march 29, 1958, show









































bullet::::- la vern baker sang:









































bullet::::- the big bopper sang "chantilly lace" on the september 20, 1958, and the november 22, 1958, shows









































bullet::::- chuck berry sang:









































bullet::::- jan and dean sang:









































bullet::::- the coasters sang:









































bullet::::- johnny horton sang:
the dick clark show
the 1980s saw the introduction of battalion specialisations—light, parachute, mechanised and motorised—in the regiment and the formation of a ready deployment force. the later concept was first tested during operation morris dance, the contingency mounted in response to the 1987 fiji coup. 5/7 rar subsequently developed as a mechanised battalion equipped with m113 armoured personnel carriers, while 3 rar re-roled as a parachute battalion. in 1988, during the australian bicentennial celebrations, a contingent drawn from the battalions of the royal australian regiment under the command of lieutenant colonel john salter of 1 rar, supported by an australian army band, was deployed as part of the bicentennial celebrations to mount public duties at buckingham palace windsor castle, st james's palace and the tower of london, the first australian troops to do so since the coronation of queen elizabeth ii in 1953. in 1991, the two brisbane-based battalions—6 rar and 8/9 rar—then part of the 6th brigade, became ready reserve battalions. following trials of the concept 6 rar reequipped as a motorised battalion in 1992, while 8/9 rar commenced is conversion in 1996. each battalion was initially issued modified 6x6 land rover perenties until a purpose-built infantry mobility vehicle could be acquired.
royal australian regiment