Rockin' Rebels
Wild Weekend
© 1993 Forevermore Music & Records, Inc. (766643500122)
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Following the heals of the No. 1 Instrumental Hit of 1962, “Wild Weekend” by the Rockin’ Rebels, the original Swan Records LP “Wild Weekend” contains all the instrumental standards of the day. Here for the first time in over thirty years is the entire al
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The Rebels, The Rockin’ Rebels, The Buffalo Rebels are many of the names that are related to some great instrumentals and rich musical history of Buffalo, New York. The story starts out in Buffalo with WKBW disc jockey Tom Shannon in 1958. Every new radio disc jockey had to have a theme song, and while visiting the studio owned by Phil Todaro, one was recorded with lyrics and music by the Russ Hallett Trio. In 1959, four young men from Buffalo, formed a group called the Rebels, named after their favorite group – Duane Eddy and his Rebels. The group consisted of twin brothers Mickey and Jimmy Kippler, Paul Balon and Tom Gorman. They met Shannon at a local teen dance and asked him for help in recording “Wild Weekend” as an instrumental. With the help of Steve Brodie and Leonard Silver of Masters Releasing, Inc., the 45 was first released on their Marlee Label and then later licensed to Swan Records. A year later, Syracuse, New York DJ Dan Leonard rediscovered it on WNDR and it became a hit all over again!
Here for the first time in over 30 years, is the original album in it’s entirety with the bonus “Wild Weekend Cha-Cha”, the original flip of the “Wild Weekend” 45 RPM record. Enjoy!
Dan Guilfoyle
Host of WVOR “Glory That Was Grease”
and WHAM “Let The Good Times Roll”
Rochester, New York.
Nationally known music authority and record collector.