Joey Castle

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That Ain't Nothing But Right 00:00 Tools
THAT AIN'T NOTHING 00:00 Tools
Rock And Roll Daddy-O 00:00 Tools
Don't Knock It 00:00 Tools
Cathy 00:00 Tools
Lucy Ann 00:00 Tools
(I'm The) Phantom Lover 00:00 Tools
True Lips 00:00 Tools
Rock n Roll Daddy'o 00:00 Tools
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Come A Little Closer Baby 00:00 Tools
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Marsha 00:00 Tools
That's My Secret 00:00 Tools
I'm The Phantom Rocker 00:00 Tools
That Ain't Nothin But Right 00:00 Tools
Please Love Me (take 10) 00:00 Tools
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Don't Knock It 1963 00:00 Tools
Phantom Lover 00:00 Tools
That Ain't Nothing But Right (take 12) 00:00 Tools
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Joey Castle was like a lot of the kids who came up in the wake of Elvis Presley, trying to sound like him and not making it, but with a difference -- Castle left behind a dozen or so records that are well worth hearing. Among the ranks of Elvis Presley sound-alikes, there are the imitators who came along in the wake of his death in 1977 and then there are those who came to the sound a little more honestly, back in the formative days of rock & roll. Joey Castle, aka Cliff Rivers, real name Jospeh Fohn Castaldo, fits into the latter category -- he was even signed to RCA. And he never had the chance to cash in on Elvis' death as a sound-alike artist, succumbing to brain cancer less than 18 months after the demise of his onetime idol. Joseph Castaldo was born in the Bronx, NY, in 1942, and was 13 years old when rock & roll broke nationally -- the family was a musical one, his uncle Lee Castle having become famous as a bandleader in the 1940s, but Joey took to the … » Read more Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.