The Champs Everybody's Rockin'

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weight in Kg 0.21

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The Champs: Everybody's Rockin'

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Interpret: The Champs
Album titlle: Everybody's Rockin'
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label VINYL
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4000127738059
weight in Kg 0.21

Champs, The - Everybody's Rockin' LP 1
01	Everybody's Rockin'	The Champs
02	Chariot Rock	The Champs
03	The Caterpillar	The Champs
04	Turnpike	The Champs
05	Lavenia	The Champs
06	Mau Mau Stomp	The Champs
07	Rockin' Mary	The Champs
08	Subway	The Champs
09	The Toast	The Champs
10	Bandido	The Champs
11	Ali Baba	The Champs
12	Foggy River	The Champs

The original Champs were formed late 1957. They worked as studio musicians for Joe Johnson's... more

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"The Champs"

The original Champs were formed late 1957. They worked as studio musicians for Joe Johnson's Challenge label located in California. Guitarist Dave Burgess was head of A & R and the first artist signed to Gene Autry's label. While recording instrumental tracks for a Jerry Wallace album, Burgess had some studio time left and recorded "Train to nowhere" with session man Dale Norris guitar, Gene Alden drums, Joe Burgas bass, Buddy Bruce lead guitar and Danny Floris, a.k.a. Chuck Rio, sax A. "r side was needed for a possible single release and Flores came up with a tune he had written while visiting his family in Tijana Mexico titled 'Tequila". Burgess liked it so much that it was released late 1957 as The Champs when someone suggested they name themselves after Gene Autry's horse Champion. Danny's shout "Tequilla" at the appropriate breaks became the rock and roll cry of the year hitting number I in Billboards hot 100. They archieved a num-ber of other chart hit singles over the next four years though none came cl,oseto the success of "Tequila". Over the years, personnel of The Champs changed continually when toured all over the country with notable musicians as Jimmy Seals and Dash Crofts, Jerry Cole, Dean Beard and Glen Campbell, the group finally gave up in 1965 after releasing thirty more singles under various names without any luck.

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