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Here's another vote for the Bobby Fuller 4 version, and a vote for
them being the most underated band of that time. I've always thought
of Bobby as the last link to good old American Rock and Roll.
Althought he had a voice of his own, you can't help but think Eddie
Cochran, and Buddy Holly would have probably done similar things to
what Bobby was doing in the '60s. I've heard Bobby loved surf guitar
and his rhythm guitarist hated it.
Bill
www.reluctantaquanauts.com
--- In , "hbseacliff" <hbseacliff@y...>
wrote:
> Im curious to everyones take on the best version of Miserlou? I saw
> Stacktome play it recently. Kicked ass, amazing energy.
>
> Also saw Tom Stanton of the Surf Kings giver a very strong
performance
> recently in HB.
>
> My favorite version is Bobby Fuller. His version was recorded live
at
> a bowling alley of all places in El Paso Texas between 1962 & 1964.
It
> can be heard on "Bobby Fuller, El Paso Rock, vol 2 more early
> recordings." Raw, innovative, amazing. Check it out. The good ones
all
> seem to die so young.
