Jumpin' Gene Simmons (July 10, 1933, Tupelo, Mississippi - August 29, 2006, Tupelo, Mississippi) was an American rockabilly singer and songwriter. Simmons began his recording career with Sun Records in 1958 ([1]). He performed as an opening act for Elvis Presley ([2]). He had his biggest success with Hi Records in 1964 with the #11 Billboard chart hit, "Haunted House". His last opus was "Indian Outlaw", which he co-wrote, and which became a 1994 hit for Tim McGraw. Read more on Last.fm. User-...
Jumpin' Gene Simmons (July 10, 1933, Tupelo, Mississippi - August 29, 2006, Tupelo, Mississippi) was an American rockabilly singer and songwriter.
Simmons began his recording career with Sun Records in 1958 ([1]). He performed as an opening act for Elvis Presley ([2]).
He had his biggest success with Hi Records in 1964 with the #11 Billboard chart hit, "Haunted House".
His last opus was "Indian Outlaw", which he co-wrote, and which became a 1994 hit for Tim McGraw. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
