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The Kingsmen are a 1960s American rock band from Portland, Oregon. They are best known for their 1963 recording of R&B singer Richard Berry 's "Louie Louie", which held the No. 2 spot on the Billboard charts for six weeks and has become an enduring classic.
The Kingsmen es una banda estadounidense de garage rock de los años 1960. Se formaron en Portland, Oregón. Son mejor conocidos por su versión del tema de Richard Berry "Louie Louie". Este sencillo los ubicó en el n.º 2 en el Billboard durante seis semanas.
By 1960, Mike Mitchell, on lead guitar, and Bob Nordby, on bass, had joined the band. Ken Chase, a local Top 40 radio personality and the owner of the Chase, a teen dance club in Milwaukie, took the group under his wing, and the Kingsmen became the club’s house band in 1961.
The Kingsmen are a garage/frat rock group from Portland, Oregon. The band first got together in 1959. The original line-up was Jacky Ely (guitar/lead vocals), Lynn Easton (drums), Mike Mitchell (lead guitar), Bob Nordby (bass) and Don Galucci (piano).
The Kingsmen formed in Portland, Oregon, in 1959 with singer (and guitarist) Jack Ely, drummer Lynn Easton, bass guitarist Bob Nordby and lead guitarist Mike Mitchell. As teenagers, they played high school parties, teen dances and even supermarket openings and fashion shows.
The Kingsmen were formed in Portland, Oregon in 1957 with an original line-up that included Jack Ely (lead singer and guitar), Lynn Easton (drums), Mike Mitchell (lead guitar), Bob Nordby (bass), and Don Gallucci (piano).
Jack Ely, the singer of "Louie Louie", and bassist Bob Nordby appeared on no other tracks on the album because they quit before it was recorded. The album liner notes presented an abridged group history with no mention of Ely or Nordby, instead showcasing Lynn Easton as the group’s sole founder and creative force.
