Mike Mitchell, Guitarist on the Kingsmen’s ‘Louie Louie,’ Dead at 77 “I learned to play the guitar because of Mike Mitchell. I know every one of his solos, mistakes and all,” Joe Walsh says of founding member of garage rock icons
That 2nd number is the same tune as Alley-Oop by the Hollywood Gargoyles. Which came first? The Kingsmen were good, tho that's not the singer who sang Loui Loui (and who never got more than $20 for his efforts).
Yes it's 3 numbers, the hidden one being an alley oop clone. What are they saying, sounds like Annie Fanny. Maybe it's suppressed not just due to unoriginality but knappropriate lyrics heh heh
@@flannigan7956 Yes, it is "(Little)Annie Fanny", which was an elaborate cartoon feature in Playboy during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. (A take-off on Little Orphan Annie)
What great times we had back then. Miss them bigtime.
The best era of music that has ever lived.
These guys are busting with talent. They really had a great groove. One of the best bands of this era I ever saw or heard!
Love that PNW garage band music of the early and mid '60s......GO KINGSMEN, SONICS, VICEROYS, WAILERS, BEACHCOMBERS AND RAIDERS!!!!
Tough powerful organ propelled cool simple
I love you, Mike. I miss you so much.. see ya soon
I was looking up the top songs in 1965 and this was at number 17, first time I ever heard of it lol
Rightus brothers had the biggest hit with Latin lupe de lupe
The one dislike is from some guy who doesn't eat his veggies!
Probably some teeny-bopper rapcrap lover......
thanks, bud. great clip.
I love this video of the kingsmen sounds even more amazing organ sounds
I love this video of the Kingsmen. The organ sounds even more amazing! ....Lol.
Lynn Easton great guy...
Wonderful to see the ladies in those great skirts... man we are missing out on fun fashion these days, what a shame.
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its head of a time
good done !
Check out the 4 featured dancers during "Little Latin Lupe Lu;" especially good is the chick on the left, and also the one second from the right.
2nd one on right has it all on both vidios, good eye.
Mike Mitchell, Guitarist on the Kingsmen’s ‘Louie Louie,’ Dead at 77
“I learned to play the guitar because of Mike Mitchell. I know every one of his solos, mistakes and all,” Joe Walsh says of founding member of garage rock icons
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I didn’t know you were in the Kinks! There is a resemblance.😮
That 2nd number is the same tune as Alley-Oop by the Hollywood Gargoyles. Which came first? The Kingsmen were good, tho that's not the singer who sang Loui Loui (and who never got more than $20 for his efforts).
Yes it's 3 numbers, the hidden one being an alley oop clone. What are they saying, sounds like Annie Fanny. Maybe it's suppressed not just due to unoriginality but knappropriate lyrics heh heh
@brahmburgers Hollywood *Argyles*. The recording studio was on Hollywood Avenue and Argyle Street. Alley Oop was first, in 1960. Annie Fanny was 1965.
@@flannigan7956 Yes, it is "(Little)Annie Fanny", which was an elaborate cartoon feature in Playboy during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. (A take-off on Little Orphan Annie)
@@milwaukeejt7483 damn a hef
Ally Opp written by Dallas Frazier 1957, annie Fannie written by Kings men in 65. Frazier also wrote Elvira for Oak Ridge Boys
das generous DAN
Do you know what TV show this is from?
no, but it's not Hullabaloo or Shindig, maybe Dick Clark
Shindig