Very cool, back in the early 80’s I jammed a few times with a Rockabilly band (The Rockin Rebels) I love the whole stand up bass/small drum kit vibe. Rockabilly is still popular at car and motorcycle shows.
so much talent here hey!
way cool
hey i sure like flexing my muscles to rockabilly and r & r dancing heaps,
luv American muscle cars and varied chariots too lol
you sure got a whole lotta style, Champ!
i think i like the cut of your jib 🙂
personally i really got a lotta content from Johnny’s blog on Tequila and the Dom 7 G scale
a tremendous help that’s got me sailing along well
anywayz i checked out Wikipedia, says
Danny Flores, aka Chuck Rio, with The Champs had #1 hit in Jan 1958 with “Tequila”
the song was B side to “Train to Nowhere”
he signed his rights away to Tequila to guitarist Dave Burgess
squabbling about band leadership etc
and as such he did not receive any royalties to the tune
was not until the early 2000s he received any royalties
and only for sales in Europe …
downloaded the Tequila album on Itunes and found good version of “Rockin’ Rebel”
and groovacious tune “Chariot Rock”
a great tune to jam along with, and, can clearly hear some signature Tequila riffs ..
particuraly around 1:40
have a listen, that is if you’re so inclined –
chin-chin! cheers! bottoms up!
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