Jailhouse Rock - elvis presley

Jailhouse Rock

 

Written by: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
First recording: Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley (April 30, 1957)
First release: Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley on audio single Jailhouse Rock (September 1957)

Jailhouse Rock Lyrics

The warden threw a party in the county jail
The prison band was there and they began to wail
The joint was jumpin' and the joint began to swing
You should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing
Let's rock, everybody, let's rock
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

Spider Murphy played a tenor saxophone
Little Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone
The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang
The whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang
Let's rock, everybody, let's rock
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.

Number forty-seven said to number three
"You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see
I sure would be delighted with your company
Come on and do the Jailhouse Rock with me"
Let's rock, everybody let's rock
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

Sad sack was a sittin' on a block of stone
Way over in the corner weepin' all alone
The warden said, "Hey, buddy, don't you be no square
If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair"
Let's rock, everybody let's rock
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

Shifty Henry said to Bugs, "For Heaven's sake
No one's lookin', now's the chance to make a break"
Bugsy turned to Shifty and he said, "Nix nix
I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks"
Let's rock, everybody let's rock
Everybody in the whole cell block
Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

Dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

Jailhouse Rock Singers

1. Elvis Presley (billboard hit) September 1957.

2. Artie Malvin 1957 3. Finn and His Rock Ramblers 1958 4. Hal Munro January 1958 5. Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers July 1958 6. Melvis Rock Band 1959 7. Conway Twitty 1960 8. Niller 1960 9. Jerry Kennedy 1961 10. The Leiber-Stoller Big Band 1961 11. The Castaway Strings 1965 12. Chuck Jackson 1966 13. Dean Carter 1967 14. Jeff Beck June 1969 15. Wild Angels 1970 16. Ross McManus 1970 17. Stack 1970 18. Albert King 1970 19. Sha Na Na 1971 20. Rock-Love 1971 21 /All Shook Up Tear Gas August 1971 22. Per 'Elvis' Granberg & The New Jordal Swingers 1972 23. Vince Eager 1972 24 The Girl Can't Help It - Great Balls of Fire - Lucille -. - Good Old Rock 'N' Roll - Do You Wanna Dance Cliff Richard February 1973 25 Rock Medley David Cassidy 1974 26. Rupert 1975 27. ZZ Top April 18, 1975 28. Johnny Cougar 1976 29 Rock & Roll Medley Johnny Winter 1976 30. Johnny Farago 1977 31. Rick Saucedo 1977 32 Tribute to Elvis (I) - Trouble - That's All Right Mama - Blue Moon of Kentucky - Mystery Train - My Baby Left Me - Hound Dog - Jailhouse Rock - Teddy Bear - Don't Be Cruel Rock Odyssey 1977 33. Merle Haggard October 1977 34. Shakin' Stevens 1978 35. Billy "Crash" Craddock March 1978 36. Ral Donner 1979 37. Eden Perry & The Nashville Pops Orchestra 1979 38. The Blues Brothers 1980 39. Judy Nylon and Crucial 1982 40. New Jordal Swingers 1983 41. Abrasive Wheels 1984 42. Jesse Garon [1] 1985 43. Mötley Crüe 1987 44. The Cramps 1990 45 Elvis Medley - Trouble / Jailhouse Rock / Suspicious Minds / American Trilogy Johnny Logan & The Jordanaires 1991 46. Dread Zeppelin June 1991 47. Poison Idea 1992 48. Roberto Cacciapaglia 1992 49. John Mellencamp August 11, 1992 50. Michael Bolton & Carl Perkins 1994 51. Peter Breiner and His Orchestra September 1995 52. Les Forbans 1996 53. Andy Lee Lang & The Spirit 1997 54. Johnny Bach and The Moonshine Boozers 1997 55. Cliff Richard June 1997 56. Johnny Earle 1998 57. Kjell Elvis 1998 58. The Spiders 1998 59 Medley: Jailhouse Rock / King Creole Billy Swan 1999 60. The Notre Dames June 22, 1999 61 Rock n Roll Medley Colin Paul 2001 62. Banner of Thugs 2002 63. Nick Carter 2002 64. Mischief! 2004 65. Matt Lewis June 28, 2004 66. Scotty Moore & Steve Gibbons October 24, 2005 67. Telex 2006 68. Cagey Strings 2006 69. Dolapdere Big Gang 2007 70. Terry Mike Jeffrey 2007 71. Mean Gene Kelton & The Die Hards August 2007 72. Shawn Camp & Billy Burnette August 7, 2007 73. Nicholis Louw 2008 74. Chad Garrett 2008 75. Stig Rossen and His Orchestra 2008 76. Andy Lee Lang with Wee Willie Harris 2009 77. AcaPelvis 2009 78. Elvis Lounge feat Andrea Canta 2009 79. Friðrik Ómar October 1, 2010 80. Alessandro Coli October 20, 2010.


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WIFI Survey

WiFi Survey
If you want to establish a Wireless LAN in any office, you must survey the premises. You have to view the office premises then you have to understand how many wireless devices need to establish WiFi zone. According to device you have to calculate all other required devices

1. Wireless Router:
First you you have to calculate how many devices need to accomplish this project. There are different brands wireless access point. Netgear, TPlink, Tenda, UniFi, Engenius, Rukkus, Rocket M2. Depends on area size and taste of client you have to choose the device and number.

2. Switch:

How many switch you need you can calculate easily. There are 5, 8, 16, 24, 48 ports in a switch. If the number of wireless devices are 1-7, you can easily cover with 8 port 1 switch. If the number of wireless devices are 8-15, you can easily cover with 16 port 1 switch. Devices are 16-23, one switch 24 port. 1 port is always use as up-link
If number of switch 2 then your up-link port required 3. So calculate this way and you will get the number of switch you need for this project.

3. Patch Panel:

Patch Panel depends on the number of 24 ports switch. On the other hand if the total node is 20-24 then you can use 1 patch panel. It's costly so don't misuse 1 patch panel for few nodes.

4. Wire Manager:

Number of Patch Panel. Or You can use it for decoration where cable looks odd.

5. Patch Cord 1 meter:

Number of using ports of Patch Panel. If no Patch Panel then no Patch Cord 1 meter

6. Cabinet Rack:

There are different sizes of rack 6U, 9U, 12U, 24U, 36U, 48U. Depends on total number of Switch, Patch Panel and Wire Manager you have to decide how big rack you need to setup. Each device take 1U space. For one Switch, Patch Panel and Wire Manager will take 3U and 1U space for device gap. So you need only 4U space. Then 6U is enough but if you keep UPS inside rack then you can use here 9U rack-1.

7. RJ 45 Connector:

Twice of the wireless devices and 2 for each up-link and always keep few connectors extra for need in setup time or future use.

8. UTP Cable:
Depends on the Summation of all routers distance from rack. That's way keep on eyes the cable routes for each devices.

9. Multi pin Socket:
Depends on the number of routers and rack.  If your wireless router PoE (Power over Ethernet), In that case you can connect power from Power Strip (Multi-plug) in Rack with PoE Injector

10. Back Box:
Depends on number of Multi pin socket

11. Power Cable 23/76:
Depends of the distance start from the rack to all devices connected from the rack.
If two devices connected same direction from the rack. one is 10 meters away and another is 15 meters away. So power cable need 15 meters.
If both devices are different direction then you need 25 meters power cable

12. UPS:
Depends on number of Rack. There are different types of UPS 650VA, 1KVA etc. For normal use 650VA is enough.
N.B: Channel, GI pipe, PVC Pipe, Flexible Pipe, Royal Plug, Screw, GI wire, Electric Tape, Cable Tie Etc. - As Required

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LAN Survey

LAN Survey:
If you want to establish a LAN Network in any office, you must survey the premises. You have to know how many user in the office. According to user your have to calculate all devices

Total Node (User) – 100
1. Switch 24 port (Unmanaged) – 5 units
Switch Depends on the nodes. If nodes are 5 then 8 port switch 1 unit. if node is 8 then we must use 16 port switch due to 1 or 2 uplink port(s).
 If 100 nodes are distributed from one rack then  we need five 24 port switch
On the other hand if the 35 nodes in one side of the building and 65 nodes in another side then we can use two racks. one for 35 another for 65. Switch calculation will be for 35 nodes 24 port switch 2 units or one 24 ports and one 16 ports
For 65 nodes - three 24 port switch

2. Patch Panel (24 port) - 5 Units
Depends on the number of 16 ports or above ports switch.

3. Wire Manager 1U – 5 units
Depends on the number of patch Panel

4. Patch cord 1 Meter (colored) - 100 Units
Depends on the number of Nodes. Uses: in the rack for patch panel to switch connection

5. Patch cord 3 Meter (colored) – 100`Units
Depends on the number of Nodes. Uses in the end user 

6. Face Plate – (Single Port) - 100 Units
Depends on the number of Nodes. Uses in the end user

7. Modular - 100 Units
Depends on the number of Face Plate. Uses in Face plate
On the Other hand if the Faceplate is dual port then the modular should be double than Face Plate 

 8. MK Box/Back Box Sunrise/Local - 100 Units
Depends on the number of Face Plate. Uses for the back of Face plate.
If you need to console wall then you must use metal MK box. Otherwise all Plastic 

9. Rack 24U close – 1 unit
Rack size depends on the number of Switch, Patch Panel and Wire Manager. Here Switch -5 units, Patch Panel - 5 units, Wire Manager - 5 units. Total 15. And all are 1U size. So we need 15U. Each U have 3 hole in rack. 1 hole will be wastage between two devices. So here 15 hole will be wastage means 5U wastage. So total need 20U. That's Why we gave here 24U rack. Client can keep something more. In that case we have to calculate that.

10. UTP Cat-6 – 3000 meters / 10 boxes (at actual)
From Switch to Face Plate you have to calculate cable length physically. Don't exceed 100 meters. If so in that case we have to go for Fiber connection

11. RJ 45 connector – 10 units
we can use it both end of the cable. Though we are using Patch Panel one side and Face Plate on the other side. So we don't need any connector. But sometimes it requires for uplink cable or others. That's why keep this always 10 or more.

N.B: PVC Channel, GI pipe, PVC Pipe, T-joiner, Bend, Flexible Pipe, Royal Plug, Screw, GI Wire, Electric Tape, Cable Tie Etc. - As Required

These Items also required for LAN installation. Calculate as an assumption.

LAN Connection:

Basic Connection: Switch -> UTP Cable with connector both end -> PC
Proper Way Connection: Switch -> Patch Cord 1 meter -> Patch Panel -> UTP cable -> Modular in Faceplate & MK box -> Patch Cord 3 meter -> PC

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