-
usually credited under the
alternate spelling Rudy
Pompilli and
occasionally as Rudy Pell.
Pompilli was born in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Occasional sources...
- Jodimars.
Haley hired several new
musicians to take
their place: Rudy
Pompilli on sax, Al Rex (a
former member of the Saddlemen) on
double b****, and Ralph...
- recordings,
including "Rudy's Rock"
featuring tenor saxophone player Rudy
Pompilli,
which was
featured (in a
different performance) in the
motion picture...
- "Rudy's Rock" is a 1956
instrumental composed by Bill
Haley and Rudy
Pompilli and
released as a
Decca single. The song
appeared in the 1956
Columbia Pictures...
- was a
chart hit with The Kingsmen,
reaching no.35, co-written with Rudy
Pompilli and
Billy Williamson. "W**** End" was
recorded and
released as a single...
- Beecher,
Danny Cedrone,
Johnny Grande,
Ralph Jones,
Marshall Lytle, Rudy
Pompilli, Al Rex, **** Richards, and
Billy Williamson.[N6] N/A
Smokey Robinson[N3]...
-
album are
notable for not
including Haley's
usual saxophone player, Rudy
Pompilli.
Sidelined by illness, his
place was
taken by
Frankie Scott. One song originally...
-
staple of
Comets live performances,
usually featuring saxophonist Rudy
Pompilli, who was
featured on the Orfeón,
Guest Star and
Sonet recordings. In 1989...
- (1975) by the funk band Pleasure.
Saxophone instrumental version by Rudy
Pompilli,
player for Bill
Haley & His Comets), was
included on his 1976
album Rudy's...
- Bill
Haley and His
Comets in 1956. Left to right: Rudy
Pompilli,
Billy Williamson, Al Rex,
Johnny Grande,
Ralph Jones,
Franny Beecher. Top: Bill Haley...
