
In 1960, the Fendermen, Phil Humphrey and Jim Sundquist, a couple kids from Madison, Wisconsin, rode to the top of the Billboard Charts with their hit "Mule Skinner Blues." They recorded some great music and toured the country, playing anywhere with a stage until parting ways in 1961. People who saw them never forgot the power and excitement generated by just two guys and their guitars. Today, Jim Sundquist, Jim Chuesberg and a revolving group of friends still play 52 weekends a year under the Fendermen moniker
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Mule Skinner Blues
Ghost Riders in the Sky
Torture
Muleskinner Blues
Beach Party
Don't You Just Know It
Cocaine Blues
Bertha Lou
Honky Tonk
Caravan
Everglades
Jack of Diamonds
Heartbreakin' Special
Ghost Riders in the Sky (Re-Recording)
Lonesome Road
Koo-Koo
Fas-Nacht-Kuechel
High Noon
Can't You Wait
Rain Drop
Greensleeves
Rocky Road Blues
More Than Words Can Tell
Janice
Movin' On
Gypsy
Baby Please Don't Go
Popeye
Southern Love
Molly & Ten Brooks
Fas - Nacht - Kuechel
Popey
Koo - Koo
Poison Ivy
koo koo
Ratrace
Mule Skinner Blues (re-recorded)
Casey Jones
Can I Get A Witness
Heartbreak
Heartbreakin´ Special
Blue Yodel #8 (Mule Skinner Blues)
Don´t You Just Know It
Wolfman
Think (About It)
01 - The Fendermen - Mule Skinner Blues
02 - The Fendermen - Torture
Mule Skinners Blues
13 - The Fendermen - Canït You Wait
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