"J.A.J."

MISC NOTES: Premier in the nascent Northwest's teen-dance scene set list for young bands during the early 1960s was the Dave Lewis instrumental composition "J.A.J."  Lewis informed that the song was named for an early - and undependable -  Lewis Combo guitarist, Jerry "Jive Ass Jerry" Allen. It was popularized , recorded  and issued by Seattle's Dynamics (Seafair-Bolo # 45-730, and Seafair #107). The Kingsmen's  "J.A.J."  first appeared in 1964 as side 2, track #4 on their debut LP The Kingsmen In Person featuring Louie, Louie (Wand #657).

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FORMAT: disc
SIZE:12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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COMPOSER: LEWIS

"J.A.J." Album Reissues:
Side one, track #2 The Original Great Northwest Hits Volume 2 (Jerden #7002) compilation LP. 1964.

Track #19 on  History Of Northwest Rock Vol. 1 (Jerden JRCD 7002) compilation CD. 1994.