A quirky musical journey through the history of pop and rock music. The songs, the bands, the records they played on the radio...
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Love is kinka crazy with a spooky little girl like you. You always keep me guessin’. I never seem to know what you are thinkin’.
Hip to be
Square
“Stormy” by the
Classics IV (1968)
This is the story of a band few know the name of, but
because they have been covered so often many have heard.
The British invasion was in high swing in mid sixties in
the U.S. when this southern band formed in Jacksonville Florida. Doing covers
of instrumentals (like the Ventures surf music), they were soon asked to sing.
Dennis Yost the “stand-up” drummer as he was called started singing and drumming.
The band, originally called the “Classics” was so named because of the brand
name on his drum kit.
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