Who wrote the song "Apache"?
Erik Bystrom
sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
request it here also.
Thanks.
Erik Bystrom - er...@algonet.se - http://www.algonet.se/~erikb/
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Joe Hahn
: I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
: sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
: request it here also.
I thought the Ventures did a version of this, but not sure if they did
the original
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A.L.J. van de Water
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>I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song
from the
>sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
like to
>request it here also.
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> Erik Bystrom - er...@algonet.se - http://www.algonet.se/~erikb/
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> :..
> :.. makes NRG...
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good guitar stuff for that time. They also played as the band of Cliff
Richard. Hope this helps..
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Dick Kaulfuss
: In article <3n3t33$f...@alecto.algonet.se>, er...@algonet.se says...
: >
: >I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song
: from the
: >sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
: like to
: >request it here also.
: It's played by the Shadows, a 3 guitar band from the UK, which made a lot
: Richard. Hope this helps..
Written by Jerry Lordan, who also wrote some of the Shadows' other hits,
notably "Wonderful Land".
ObTrivia: Bert Weedon also had a minor hit with "Apache" - not a lot of
people know that. :-)
Dick
Mike Healy
>Erik Bystrom (er...@algonet.se) wrote:
>: I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
>: sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
>: request it here also.
>
>the original
>
Mike Healy
Thomas H. Nielsen
er...@algonet.se (Erik Bystrom) wrote:
>I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
>sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
>request it here also.
Hank Marvin of The Shadows.
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John Crooks
writes:
>I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song
from the
>sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
like to
>request it here also.
If it's an instrumental tune, it's by the Ventures. If it's not an
instrumental, then I don't know who did it.
Last time I looked, there were only one or two Ventures TAB's on OLGA,
and this was not one of them.
Michael J. Edelman
: A.L.J. van de Water (wa...@fys.ruu.nl) wrote:
: : In article <3n3t33$f...@alecto.algonet.se>, er...@algonet.se says...
: : >
: : >I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song
: : >sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
: : like to
: : >request it here also.
: : It's played by the Shadows, a 3 guitar band from the UK, which made a lot
: : good guitar stuff for that time. They also played as the band of Cliff
: : Richard. Hope this helps..
: Written by Jerry Lordan, who also wrote some of the Shadows' other hits,
: notably "Wonderful Land".
: ObTrivia: Bert Weedon also had a minor hit with "Apache" - not a lot of
: people know that. :-)
I get the Michael Caine reference... ;-)
But "Apache" was originally done by Jorgen Ingemann, who wrote it. It
was later covered by the Shadows, The Ventures, Red Knuckles and the
Trailblazers, and my band ;-)
--mike
yn...@io.org
>I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
>sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
>request it here also.
>
Jorgan Ingman (sp?). One of the early examples of multi-track recording.
Goh Thiam Seng
: Erik Bystrom (er...@algonet.se) wrote:
: : I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
: : sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
: : request it here also.
: I thought the Ventures did a version of this, but not sure if they did
: the original
English group the Shadows has a version of it, I don't know who did it
first, Shadows or Ventures or somebody else.
: --
Nerk the Schmaltzer K.S.C.
What are you all talking about?
IT WAS THE SUGAR HILL GANG IN THE 80s!
Apache! Jam on it! (or something)
Tongue firmly in cheeck,
Nerk the Schmaltzer, K.S.C.
Erik Bystrom (er...@algonet.se) wrote:
: I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
: sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
: request it here also.
: Thanks.
Paul Deverson
from the
>>sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like
to
>>request it here also.
>>
Do you mean the one by the Shadows?
Gilbert
There was a guitar instrumental in the early '60's by Jorgen Ingman
called "Apache". I don't know if he wrote it. Bob Keenoy
(g...@panix.com)
>A.L.J. van de Water (wa...@fys.ruu.nl) wrote:
>: In article <3n3t33$f...@alecto.algonet.se>, er...@algonet.se says...
>: >
>: >sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
>: like to
>: >request it here also.
>: It's played by the Shadows, a 3 guitar band from the UK, which made a lot
>: good guitar stuff for that time. They also played as the band of Cliff
>: Richard. Hope this helps..
> Written by Jerry Lordan, who also wrote some of the Shadows' other hits,
> notably "Wonderful Land".
> ObTrivia: Bert Weedon also had a minor hit with "Apache" - not a lot of
> people know that. :-)
> Dick
Dick Kaulfuss
: Dick Kaulfuss (dka...@hpqt0147.sqf.hp.com) wrote:
: : A.L.J. van de Water (wa...@fys.ruu.nl) wrote:
: : : In article <3n3t33$f...@alecto.algonet.se>, er...@algonet.se says...
: : : >
: : : >I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song
: : : from the
: : : >sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd
: : : like to
: : : >request it here also.
: : : >
: : : It's played by the Shadows, a 3 guitar band from the UK, which made a lot
: : : good guitar stuff for that time. They also played as the band of Cliff
: : : Richard. Hope this helps..
: : Written by Jerry Lordan, who also wrote some of the Shadows' other hits,
: : notably "Wonderful Land".
: : ObTrivia: Bert Weedon also had a minor hit with "Apache" - not a lot of
: : people know that. :-)
: I get the Michael Caine reference... ;-)
: But "Apache" was originally done by Jorgen Ingemann, who wrote it. It
Hmm. We'll have to agree to disagree on that for the time being. I'll
check tonight. I have a vague recollection of reading a Shadows biog when
I was an impressionable teenager, and in it they described their meeting
with Lordan and how he demo'd Apache on an old acoustic guitar. He may even
have unsuccessfully released a version of it himself. Either way, somebody's
telling porkies.
Dick
Elmo
(The Cult) Astbury's first band. Dunno if it's the same song though...
Dick Kaulfuss
: Michael J. Edelman (m...@pookie.pass.wayne.edu) wrote:
: But "Apache" was originally done by Jorgen Ingemann, who wrote it. It
: Hmm. We'll have to agree to disagree on that for the time being. I'll
: check tonight. I have a vague recollection of reading a Shadows biog when
: I was an impressionable teenager, and in it they described their meeting
: with Lordan and how he demo'd Apache on an old acoustic guitar. He may even
: have unsuccessfully released a version of it himself. Either way, somebody's
: telling porkies.
I checked my old vinyl last night, and it's definitely Lordan who gets the
composer's credit. The Shadows' recording dates from 1960 - when did
Ingemann's version appear? Someone else mentioned that it was an early
example of multi-track recording, which would put it back in the Les Paul era,
a decade earlier. Doesn't seem likely. Of course, there may be 2 different
tunes involved. The one I know goes something like this -
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
E A E A F# E D E E A......
Am D Am
If 2 people are claiming credit for it, one of them should be talking to his
lawyer.
Dick
David Morning
>Joe Hahn (jh...@freenet.columbus.oh.us) wrote:
>: Erik Bystrom (er...@algonet.se) wrote:
>: : I'd like to know who wrote the song "Apache", an famous (I think) song from the
>: : sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not, I'd like to
>: : request it here also.
>: I thought the Ventures did a version of this, but not sure if they did
>: the original
>English group the Shadows has a version of it, I don't know who did it
>first, Shadows or Ventures or somebody else.
I think it was written by Jet Harris, one time member of The Shadows, but I
think he'd left them before they charted with it.
Thomas Honore Nielsen
>In <D7Dq5...@hpqmoea.sqf.hp.com> dka...@hpqt0147.sqf.hp.com (Dick Kaulfuss) writes:
>There was a guitar instrumental in the early '60's by Jorgen Ingman
>called "Apache". I don't know if he wrote it. Bob Keenoy
Jorgen Ingemann is basically a jazz guitarist and a really good one at that
but he has done a lot of covers as well. Apache is one of them. You should
listen to some of the early Svend Asmussen records to get a glimpse of what
Ingemann is capable of.
Roger Kovaltsenko
says...
>
>A.L.J. van de Water (wa...@fys.ruu.nl) wrote:
>: In article <3n3t33$f...@alecto.algonet.se>, er...@algonet.se says...
>: >
song
>: from the
>: >sixties something. And, is the tab available through OLGA? If not,
I'd
>: like to
>: >request it here also.
>: >
lot
>: good guitar stuff for that time. They also played as the band of Cliff
>: Richard. Hope this helps..
>
> Written by Jerry Lordan, who also wrote some of the Shadows' other
hits,
> notably "Wonderful Land".
>
> ObTrivia: Bert Weedon also had a minor hit with "Apache" - not a lot
of
> people know that. :-)
>
>
Jorgen Ingman from Copenhagen Denmark shot to number two in 1961 with
this instumental recreating the sounds of an Indian battle. Written by
Jerry Lordan. Numerous other bands of the time released their versions
with including the Ventures. Unfortunately I dont have the TAB but the
sheet music is available in Best of the 50's & 60's Guitar Edition
Published by the Goodman group. Email me and I'll fax a copy if you can't
find the book.
RRK2300
appears on their greatest hits album