Rick Nelson - Waitin' in School

@Banzaiaap It is on the Collectors edition of the soundtrack.

@chrisakatoe456 I'm sorry to say, but after downloading the Collector's Edition (having bought the original soundtrack) it turns out the torrent description was innaccurate and the song is in fact the Ricky Nelson version. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up, I must say I was very disappointed too. One day I will find the Gary Shorelle version and when I do I will let you know.

can anyone tell me where i can get the bass tab for this one? : D

great!!!!!! :D

Pulp Fiction forever!!! :D

@RoverTCB nope, the song isnt in the pulp fiction soundtrack. forget it. too bad though, it would have been great to find it there

@CCCPSimbirsk try using your ears hero.

@Sathanico no shit sherlock, why else should i ask for a bass tab?

hmm i wonder if i prefer the pulp fiction version because i heard it first. that other bloke plays the ac. guitar really decent on it

Throw my books on the table pick up the telephone "Hello Baby is your Old Lady Home" Rock N Roll

@RoverTCB The song isn't on the soundtrack album, sadly

@RoverTCB It ain't on soundtrack ;)

does someone know the chords for this song?

@RoverTCB the track is not on the soundtrack...

@TheLadandLass well, the claim at the time was that he looked like a cross between elvis presley and fabian forte. that was an incidental that drew in the teeny-boppers, but he was truly musically gifted. he and pat boone made rock and roll "acceptable", to mainstream america, at the time

@crowdaddy57 this song was'nt the opening. This song was for when he went to the burger joint. Excellent song for the scene but it was not the opening song.

@papillonaquatique Amen

@carlosestra89 It's mostly just E, with some E6 (i.e. fret the B string at the 2nd fret) thrown in to make it a shuffle. The whole verse is sung over the E/E6 shuffle, then they hit an E right as the music drops out at the end of the verses. Then the Chorus is just E (One two, buckle my shoe, three four), A, B7 (get out on the floor), E (fix six come), A (get your kicks down on the), B7 (corner of Lincoln and 46) and back to E. That's it. Pure genius in its simplicity.

This makes me crave a five dollar shake, Martin and Lewis of course

I'd rather have an Ames & Andy :D

Lol! This was in the year my parents were both born. =D

Anyone ever notice that Joe Walsh lifted the guitar lick at 00:42 and made it the hook from his song "All Night Long"?

Also sounds like led zeppelin did in Friends

Yeah, Friends cops the basic feel of it, although with a different melody. Joe Walsh copies this lick note for note, in the same key even. But I agree with your comment.

Anybody have any idea what equipment Burton was using on this and Stood Up? Doesn't sound like a Tele, lots of crunch going on.

joe maphis played on stood up and waiting in school. james came in right after these hits.

Heard this playing in a hat shop.

I see that you are a fan of Rick's, so I thought I'd tell you I just wrote a book about his musical career. It's called Rick Nelson: Rock and Roll Pioneer by Sheree Homer.

Amazon and Barnes and Noble have it for sale.

you're right.both are great tunes.

Jack Rabbit Slim's

I love the scene in Pulp Fiction where right before they go into Jack Rabbit Slim's Mia tells Vince "Don't be a" and then she mimes what should be a square but is actually a rectangle.

Ricky Nelson bah! This song is pure James Burton.

NERDDDDDD

Why, yes. Yes I am.

Why do we feel the need to yack about bullshit in order to be comfortable?

Ah ha! So that's where John Fogerty stole that lick from. Fogerty will play the lick at 0:43 when he plays "Keep On Chooglin'" live.

C'mon daddy O, don't be a [ ]

chooooooooooooon

Was looking for this song for ages since I saw pulp fiction

fine song! Aloha from Hawaii!

Did you just order a $5 shake?

great song love this song

He was way better than Elvis just for the simple fact that he wrote a lot of his songs.

Don't be a * Draws Square with Hands *

What are baby doll shoes?

c'est fantastique c'est tellement génial 👍

Shut up. I want to hear his haters sing it better than him. The real rhyme itself came from Elvis Presley but at least he was able to tell us what goes on the B-side of Hounddog by Elvis the king of Pop music back in the 50's. Countless Crows

"Well the white version of the story was all white and perverted. Racist bigots with picket signs ruled over atheists. Yeah, about the 60's and Vietnam War tell me something I don't know."

Oh wow! A rock and roll. First time I'm hearing this. Very grand to swing one's hips and move on the dance floor with speed. ❤