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This one is fairly obscure, I’d be the first to admit, but man oh man, it’s one of the best rockabilly flavored rockin’ tunes ever cranked out. It was one I practiced my dance moves to, back when high school sock hops were still in my elementary school future…
DALE HAWKINS AT-A-GLANCE
· Born in Goldmine, LA in 1936 as Delmar Allen Hawkins
· cousin of that other rockabilly giant, Ronnie Hawkins
· called the architect of “swamp rock boogie”
· composed the famous “Susie Q”- best known cover to my generation is CCR
· did some producing, including 60s hit “Western Union” by The Five Americans
· 2007 Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee
So without further ado, here it is, his hit song that I used to dance too, “La Do Da.” Hope it stays posted on YouTube for a while. You’re right, it’s not the most screamingly original title, but have a listen. It's a great song, and ya gotta love that scratchy old Mono!
Video by YT member meekfreaks51
1 comment:
I remember this well Deborah... a great tune. I was living in Huron, Ohio around 13 and hormones were kicking in big time. Thanks for the memories.
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