Sha Na Na~At the hop

Screamin Scott sings and Bowzer plays piano

[sunshineandsmiles]

I saw these guys when i was 7 years old live at a fairgrounds. They have left an indelible mark on me! Bowser was my favorite.

[williamcason]

I grew up in the seventies listening to sha na na! I was born in 66, and I always loved me some do wop. My mom had a bunch of 50's and 60's music on 45's and me and my sister listened to them.

[lindasheperd]

Yea, I second the motion! The greatest ROCK 'N ROLL BAND ever! Boy, Bowser can really bang out those piano keys! And Screamin did that song perfectly!

[samadams]

Bowzer can definitely play like that. He was a child prodigy!!!! He also graduated from Julliard!!!!

[Desiree]

Bowser is playing the hell out of that piano!! I love it !!

[donnacocozza]

Great song. I love sha na na. LOL. the world is certainly hopping now
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[RSLindsay]

Notice that Bowser is playing the piano on this one. John Bauman is actually a Julliard-trained classical pianist.

[queenginger]

1950's & 60's Do Whop is the original Rap music!!😎

[timobrien]

Never knew Bowser could play piano so well !!

[gopherscout]

Cool! They did the running dancing thing like at Woodstock! I wish I was at Woodstock!

[kangadillo]

I'd go to the hop with these guys any day!

[davidkelley]

I don't know who Foof is, but his mom has great taste in music!

[LisaKoffler]

This is MUCH better than the 1973 performance, since that version was too fast to be able to understand anything!

[technocrash]

I knew he was a great piano player! Did NOT know that about Juliard! Thanks!

[Wolfsky]

Ohhh yes, from " Woodstock", who cold EVER forget this

[kwmusic]

Only a handful of what you see here were at Woodstock. This version pales in comparison to the Woodstock version.

[suesundowner]

The boys in the gold lame are doing the Woodstock dance routine...

[deathlord]

great song, i did however since i partially lost hearing in one of my ears, i had to download the video in order to boost the sound of the song w/ how faint it was.

[schepler]

Hard to believe that this group started as a bunch of students at Columbia University! They always just seemed like dorks to me.

[michaelt]

well guess what, they're not dorks.