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Buddy Bruce, a Tulsa-area jazz guitarist who secured his place in pop-music history when he played on 1958’s 'Tequila,' the best-selling instrumental rock 'n' roll song of all time,...
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In 2020, group leader Burgess resurrected The Champs for a new album, Tequila Party, scheduled for November release. The LP contains 12 newly recorded tracks including a "party" rendition of their signature hit plus seven new compositions.
YearTitles (a-side, B-side)both Sides From ...Chart Positions(us)Chart Positions(us R&b)1958"Tequila"b/w "Train To Nowhere"111958"El Rancho Rock" /30101958"Midnighter"94—1958"Chariot Rock"b/w "Subway"59—19. Sept. 2006 · The Champs. More images. Profile: Dave Burgess was writing songs, recording as an artist, and running the Challenge label for owner Gene Autry. Using studio musicians, he had produced his composition “Train To Nowhere.”.
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The Flores Trio also had Gene Alden on drums, and Buddy Bruce on guitar. In 1957, Gene Autry had signed a number of rockabilly Texas musicians to his fledgling Challenge Records label in Hollywood, such as Danny Wolfe (who brought the Commodores), Jerry Wallace, and Huelyn Duvall.
After briefly performing as Danny and Dave, the duo recruited former members of Flores's group, drummer Gene Alden and guitarist Buddy Bruce, along with bassist Cliff Hills to form the Champs. [2] Huelyn Duvall contributed vocals to these tracks.
