dlq04

OMG, I have not heard that in 40 years.

dlq04

You must have gone to the back of the cave to find that one. As I've mentioned before Bill Haley and the Comets were the first 'live' R&R band I ever saw.

ralper

She might've had a few more hits, but this 1962 song is the only one I remember

ralper

And this one hit wonder from 1958.

ralper

Three hit wonders actually, but neither of the other two are much remembered. This is their song.

ralper

There's a lot written about Bill Haley and the Saddlemen in the literature about the early days of Rock & Roll.

dlq04

^ I remember it well. A great belly-rubber at the end of a nite at the hop!

dlq04

^ I remember it well (Over the mountain). A great belly-rubber at the end of a nite at the hop!

jukngene

More than one hit, Rob! We danced to this in North Carolina in '62. (And thanks for the Skeeter Davis song. Had almost forgotten that one.)

ralper

I have no idea if this is a one hit wonder but I love this song. Actually, it's about the men digging the Erie Canal in Buffalo, NY calling out to the prostitutes to come out to spend the night with them. A great song.