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| − | '''Pachuko Hop''' is a 1952 song by [[Chuck Higgins]] And The Mellotones (Combo 45-12, 1952), with musical accompaniment by [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson|John Watson]], Eli Toney and Joe Ursery. It was Higgins' first release on Jake Porter's label Combo Records. The B-side was a tune called '' | + | '''Pachuko Hop''' is a 1952 song by [[Chuck Higgins]] And The Mellotones (Combo 45-12, 1952), with musical accompaniment by [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson|John Watson]], Eli Toney and Joe Ursery. It was Higgins' first release on Jake Porter's label Combo Records. The B-side was a tune called ''Motorhead Baby'', the inspiration for [[Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood|Jim Sherwood]]'s nickname. |
| − | + | The Mothers of Invention performed the song on stage and referred to it in the lyrics of ''[[Jelly Roll Gum Drop]''] and ''[[Debra Kadabra]]''. | |
[[Category:Favorite Songs]] | [[Category:Favorite Songs]] | ||
Revision as of 12:16, 2 November 2020
Pachuko Hop is a 1952 song by Chuck Higgins And The Mellotones (Combo 45-12, 1952), with musical accompaniment by John Watson, Eli Toney and Joe Ursery. It was Higgins' first release on Jake Porter's label Combo Records. The B-side was a tune called Motorhead Baby, the inspiration for Jim Sherwood's nickname.
The Mothers of Invention performed the song on stage and referred to it in the lyrics of [[Jelly Roll Gum Drop]] and Debra Kadabra.
