So Whatby Bill Black's Combo

Artist Bio:
Bill Black's Combo was a prominent session band in the 1960s led by musician Bill Black, who was also the bassist for Elvis Presley's band. The group was formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1959 and was known for their instrumental rock and roll music. Their sound was a mix of rockabilly, R&B, and soul, and they released several successful singles and albums during their career.

The band's biggest hit was the song "Smokie Part 2," which reached number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1959. Bill Black's Combo was influential in the development of rock and roll music, and their energetic performances and catchy melodies helped them gain popularity both in the United States and internationally. Despite Bill Black's untimely death in 1965, the band's music continues to be celebrated by fans of early rock and roll.