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PERFORMER / INTERPRÈTE: | The hot dogs | |
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| Album Title (titre de l'album): | Hey Joe / St Louis blues / long tall shorty / le temps des pleurs | ||
| Version of Hey Joe: | Hendrix Cover | in English | |
| Duration of Hey Joe: | 3:10 | ||
| Musical genre / Genre musical: | Blues, Pop | ||
| Medium (Support): | 7" EP | ||
| Label: | PATHE MARCONI | ||
| Cat. Number (Référence): | HD 467 | ||
| Mono / Stereo: | Mono | ||
| Origin of medium: | France | ||
| ©: recorded (enregistré): | 1967 | ||
| ®: released (paru): | 1967 | ||
| Country of interpreter: | 60's Band from Arras, France | ||
| Members: (membres) | J.C. Vioux : Guitare solo / Lead Guitar H. Apolinarski : Guitare basse / Bass G. Hamonet : Guitare accompagnement / guitar D. Truffier : Batterie / Drums G. Dupas : Orgue / Organ G. Faitrop : Saxo tenor / Tenor Sax M. Régnier : Accordeon / Accordion Jean-Claude Lair : Harmonica Bernard Larde : Chanteur / Singer | ||
| interesting website: | http://5962.fr/60_s/pages/hot_dogs.html | ||
 The rarest version of French bands La version la plus rare des groupes français | |||
Text from Discogs about this EP:
These guys were from around Arras (north of France). This private pressing was made to be sold at ballrooms and local gigs, so it's not very easy to find. Tracks A2 and B2 are forgettable instrumentals. The "Long Tall Shorty" cover is very nice and honest (the record is well recorded) while the masterpiece is the "Hey Joe" cover : the music is not bad but the singer who doesn't know the words sings in an hilarious english from Mars that doesn't mean a thing. In France we call this the "Yaourt" language (laughs guaranteed).
These guys were from around Arras (north of France). This private pressing was made to be sold at ballrooms and local gigs, so it's not very easy to find. Tracks A2 and B2 are forgettable instrumentals. The "Long Tall Shorty" cover is very nice and honest (the record is well recorded) while the masterpiece is the "Hey Joe" cover : the music is not bad but the singer who doesn't know the words sings in an hilarious english from Mars that doesn't mean a thing. In France we call this the "Yaourt" language (laughs guaranteed).
Sixties Performers