Misirlou - The Big Band Royale - 1st Rehearsal @ Roundhead Studios

[@charlesroberts3650]

Every single RECORDING OF THIS SONG, going back to 1927 is a 'cover' version. Dick Dale's cover is just the most known (and to some that are unaware of it's origins, the most definitive) because of the proliferation of recorded music during the early rock era. "The exact origins of the tune are unknown however it's likely it originated in Asia Minor or Egypt. The first known recording of the song in Greek is in New York in 1927". I have over two dozen, or so, different versions, including ones done by orchestras, in various arrangements, and some with traditional middle eastern instruments. There's some very ethereal and sublime versions. Doing a search on YT can yield some awesome results.

[@thecryptofishist9565]

Indeed. Although there are the two modes, original and surf/Dale...

[@Holy.HannaH]

Yep, the 1927 version was simply the first version to have lyrics and be recorded. Can't imagine how long its actually been around for the music itself to have spread throughout so many cultures. And I fully agree, I've found a lot of various incredible versions on here as well.

[@freerider3434]

It was way too hard to find this amazing cover!

[@Mocha-machi]

Yea I have a trumpet 🎺 but I don't know how to play it

[@freerider3434]

@@Mocha-machi That is the answer, to what question?

[@NitroMike1320]

I have seen Dick Dale preform his cover of Misirlou, it was the absolute best one of all. Dick would play his guitar so fast it would melt his guitar pick!

[@MRGOONBONES]

C'MON, MAN! MORE SAXES!

[@killerkaushal5681]

amazing

[@Mocha-machi]

This is my fav SONG! ❤️

[@SousanRassekh-ri6zh]

Brilliant

[@ClaudioTaborda1]

Grandiosa versión!

[@mickhead77]

excellent !

[@perryhodgins]

Best cover that I have heard !!

[@tonykulikovsky]

All the covers are good in their own special way

[@charlesroberts3650]

Every single RECORDING OF THIS SONG, going back to 1927 is a 'cover' version. Dick Dale's cover is just the most known (and to some that are unaware of it's origins, the most definitive) because of the proliferation of recorded music during the early rock era. "The exact origins of the tune are unknown however it's likely it originated in Asia Minor or Egypt. The first known recording of the song in Greek is in New York in 1927". I have over two dozen, or so, different versions, including ones done by orchestras, in various arrangements, and some with traditional middle eastern instruments. There's some very ethereal and sublime versions. Doing a search on YT can yield some awesome results.

[@mayklisaacson]

The best of the best

[@pavelpoltavets3110]

Шик, ребята, просто шик👍

[@timk8003]

that's really cool

[@guiltybyproxy1]

Love this version. Such a great song in Tarantino movies

[@TheReddg71]

Yeah, Nailed it! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@jayneilson7267]

Brett Adams is my hero

[@dhiaanaj113]

Nice

[@RafaelNelvam]

This is the first cover I've seen of this song that even bothered including the piano

[@nakulkrejimon]

this should be more popular!

[@rubensolis1222]

🎉🎉🎉

[@adrianazaharie5223]

❤️

[@arthursmapping6686]

How does this video have only twenty thousand views?

[@thomasallison1514]

You can't use these words.

[@logimite7174]

Pretty good but it's missing that springy reverb.

[@TimuDono]

pourquoi talonnage de la musique est a chier ? j'ai le sont de la guitare que dans le coté gauche de mon casque

[@sergiorodriguezp.5997]

kool

[@jordanwillrog]

Nicely fucking played guys

[@АлександрПискунов-г8я]

а ведь действительно хорошо 25 июля 24 г балаково сар обл россия

[@DeusVult6527]

Awesome!!! Music God plenty happy!

[@arlesdbrown5022]

resapeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@Chris-sv8ty]

Into should have been "ha haa haaaaoo"

[@amo81015]

amazing