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I'm serious.
This guy was doing that sort of routine in the 60s (and they're still around);
This guy was doing that sort of routine in the 60s (and they're still around);
Randall
J. Randall Murphy
I see the comparison to Jagger. You might find this interesting:
Question Mark & the Mysterians: The Making of '96 Tears'
The piercing organ riff, bare-bones vocal track, and low-fidelity production make "96 Tears" a safe candidate for first garage punk song ever, and if you haven’t heard it I feel sorry for you.
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"No one in the band was really a singer. We wanted to find a singer, and we knew Question Mark and he said he could sing. Actually, my sisters knew him because he had a reputation as one of the best dancers around the area, you know? And my sisters used to go watch him dance, so they recommended Question Mark, and we tried him out and he sounded real good. He covered Mick Jagger, and we thought, "Well, we could do a lot of Rolling Stones cover songs…” So we started doing that."