
An American teenage latin rocker in the late 50s, Chan Romero (died April 2024) found a brief spell of popularity with his best known track "The Hippy Hippy Shake" on the Del-Fi label that was popular particularly in Australia and the UK, where many groups including The Beatles covered it. He was the first Latino to be inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Born Robert Lee Romero in Billings, Montana, on 7 July 1941, he started a band in the late 50s, and, at the urging of a local Montana DJ, went to LA to meet with Del-Fi's Bob Keane.
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The Hippy Hippy Shake
Hippy Hippy Shake
I Want Some More
My Little Ruby
Rock House
Baby Doll
If I Had A Way
Your Love
La Bamba
My Angel
I Don't Care
Playboy
Memories Of You
It's Not Fair
Boppin And Hoppin'
Boppin' & Hoppin'
My Little Ruby (Del Fi 4126)
I Don't Care Now
If I Had My Way
My Little Ruby (Columbia Db 4405)
Rockhouse
For Your Love
Boppin' And Hoppin'
Hippy Hippy Shake -1959
Hippy Hippy Shake (Studio)
Hippy Hippy Shake (Demo)
Trying to Forget
You're love
My Angel(unplugged)
Rock House(unplugged)
Rock House Party
Hippy Hippy Shake(unplugged)
Hippy Hippy Shake (Cover Version Featured On 'Live at the Bbc', Volume 2)
Hippy Hippy Shake (Original)
Hippy Hippy Shake [16nq]
The Hippy Hippy Shake (Digitally Remastered)
Brand New Cadillac
Hippy Hippy Shake (Demo Version)
Hippy Hippy Shake (1959)
swit
Hippy, Hippy Shake
I Want Some More (Take 1) (Demo Version)
La Bamba (Demo Version)
My Little Ruby (Demo Version)
Riding on a Carousel
We're Gonna Rock This Place Tonight
V8-II - 05 - I Want Some More
My Litte Ruby
Hippy Hippy Shakes
I Want Some More [Take 1]
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