The Iguanas - Hey, Mona
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2011
- The Iguanas Cover version of Hey, Mona, originally by Bo Diddley.
The Iguanas was a Garage Rock band formed in Michigan in 1963. It was Jim Osterberg's (better known as Iggy Pop) first band. He is the drummer, and was not the vocalist The Iguanas.
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I am a big jazz fan, and asked my father, who's a big James Osterberg fan, what his first gig was. He didn't know it, but this is *pretty* early.
a young James Osterburg on drums
Theory Of First Punk
Según una teoría, el punk rock se remonta a " La Bamba " de Ritchie Valens . Solo considere el chillido de mariachi de tres acordes de Valens a la luz de "Louie Louie" de Kingsmen , luego considere "Louie Louie" a la luz de " You Really Got Me " de The Kinks , luego "You Really Louie " a la luz de " No Fun " de los Stooges , luego "No Fun" a la luz de " Blitzkrieg Bop " de los Ramones, y finalmente note que "Blitzkrieg Bop" suena mucho a "La Bamba".
- Lester Bangs , 1980.
Twist and Shot in My List
Badass without even knowing it...
Go Iggy Iguana !
Yeah!
Yeah Mona!
Luv it first Time, and i came from Wikipedia^^
Just found out Iggy Pop playing the drums!
Not to be pedantic, but The Iguanas released this song as just "Mona" in 1965 on Forte Records (AR-201)
IGGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
never knew this was the original one!
good stuff
No...not the original. It's a Bo Diddley song.
Iggy is a legend but not THAT much of a legend.
Where in Mich were they from? dutch boys? (Quicksilver also covered this later.
Rich Van Sol. Iggy (Jimmy Osterberg) is from Ypsilanti, near Ann Arbor. The Iguanas worked at & played at a resort hotel located on the shore of Michigan's thumb during summer of '66. Possibly Grindstone City.
"Louie, Louie" b/w "Mona" released early
'66 on Forte #101. Just 500 copies pressed. Band sold copies at their hotel gigs summer of '66.