Rock And Roll Is About Rock And Roll (Fee Fi Fo Fum)

pencil on envelope drawing

I was a child of Rock and Roll, and i wrote a song about Rock and Roll.
Donald Johnson co-wrote the lyrics. This performance of the song took place in 1986 in Elmont. This is from our last gig in New York. You can hear the crowd chant “bullshit” shortly after we finished the song; i guess that they wanted us to keep playing.

Fee Fi Fo Fum was:
Alberto Hernandez-Miyares: Bass

Donald Johnson: Vocals

Mary K: Keyboards, Backing Vocals

John Easter Mills: Drums

Javier Hernandez-Miyares: Guitar, Backing Vocals

This performance was recorded at February’s in Elmont in 1986.

The drawing above is by jhm, and it is pencil on the back of an envelope.

About mbumba

Curator of the Cyber-Palimpsest and author of Psycho Haikus

Category(s): Fee Fi Fo Fum, Images, Javier Hernandez-Miyares

7 Responses to Rock And Roll Is About Rock And Roll (Fee Fi Fo Fum)

  1. You folks were very young back then! Hard to believe you are all in AARP now. I presume this event marked an end of an era as the band never came back intact to New York.

  2. we never came back, but we made lot’s more music in los angeles after this.

  3. I was there!!! I remember Don just sweaty out his cold at that gig and did great!

  4. I was there!!! I remember Don just sweated out his cold at that gig and did great!

  5. i believe that there is a video of this performance.

  6. I was there too! I believe I jumped on the stage and wouldn’t get off!
    I’m back…

  7. dennis: yes, i have that indelible memory of you dancing on the stage with mary ann.

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