The Rocky Fellers 1/33 - Killer Joe video free download
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The Rocky Fellers were discovered as a pop/rock band in the 1960s by Stanley Kahn and signed to Scepter Records. The group was composed of four Filipino brothers: Tony, Junior, Eddie, and Albert Maligmat, and their father, Doroteo "Moro" Maligmat.
*EDIT 15/12/2010
Hey, people stop fighting in the comment section, it's just plain stupid! You all just concentrate on the music!
Comments
8 years ago
menchihernandez
ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITES!8 years ago
jbyesterday
That delayed low 3rd b/u harmony at 1:43 still knocks me out. I'll never forget watching them when they performed on The Ed Sullivan Show. Wish I could find that clip from back then. Always dug them & the song !8 years ago
TheJonaco
There really was a 'Killer Joe"! He was a regular at NYC dance clubs (not yet "discos") in the '60s. This hit was inspired by his antics. Great piece of early bubble-gum with that distinct Filipino accent.8 years ago
Kyle McKerley
I found a 45 cut of this in an alley on the south side of saint Louis among so yeah and a ton of other destroyed records. A favorite of my collection. Thanks for the upload. I'm psyched to hear it without the skip at the end of my copy.8 years ago
Sands of time
Certainly a real great sound of its time. What a party song it was back in 1963 !9 years ago
Dennis Tierney
They appeared on the Jack Benny Show singing "Killer Joe."9 years ago
Terry Omara
Still have the 45. One of my all time favorites!! Wish I could download an MP3 version9 years ago
5tonyvvvv
My cousin is a fat guy named Joe, and my uncle is fat bastard, and his name is rocky! HA! 9 years ago
richard woodell
Great song! I first heard in spring of 1963 while at boarding school. Never heard it again for 50 years when I happened to be eating at a Wendy's. Could that be coincidental, or was it a Divine encounter?9 years ago
68enxy
I recall that this was a fun song to dance to, especially the oooh at the one minute mark! Love it fifty years later.9 years ago
jaddison1112
I heard recently that this family group was from Wilmington, California. Can anyone confirm that ?10 years ago
jbyesterday
One of the best 1-4-5's (& boy, there are tons) you'll ever groove to. Great freakin' song !!10 years ago
Robert James
Kevin O'Neals favorite song!10 years ago
Howard Rose
Continuing with The Rocky Fellers from early 1963 and "Killer Joe".10 years ago
Brian Allerton
Is this the same group that recorded "Long Tall Sally" on the Cameo Parkway label?10 years ago
babsinjrzy
Stale & staid...I like that.10 years ago
dominique aubert
en cherchant plus j'ai trouvé que Sheilà ou ses paroliers se sont inspirés d'un titre des "Rocky Fellers" intitulé"Killer joe" The Rocky Fellers 1/33 - Killer Joe11 years ago
horarwgt
This record reached #16 over a 13 week chart run beginning March 23, 1963. Their only other chart record, "Like The Big Guys Do," followed that June but only peaked at #55 ove a five-week run.11 years ago
horarwgt
These guys turned up in a 1962 episode of "The Jack Benny Program" performing -- of all things -- "Long Tall Sally" -- first by themselves and then again with Benny. The Rocky Fellers success was entirely in 1963. The next year they and many other acts were blown off the charts by the arrival of the Beatles-led British Invasion.11 years ago
69ssrszl1
Great in stereo.Related Videos
