B.BUMBLE AND THE STINGERS – "Nut Rocker"

I used to play this on the piano, it was always really fun to do, but now I can’t remember how and I don’t have the sheet music any more. I suppose I could try to work it out from the record but it’s quite complicated if I remember rightly. Maybe one day…I’ll just buy the sheet music again.

Were can I locate the sheet music?

Please advise
Cary

“Sheetmusic warehouse says it is out of print. Anyone got a “copiable” copy??

One of Kim Fowley’s biggest hits, which is pretty weird considering how much more interesting work he’s had his hand in over the years. “The Trip” is genius.

R. C. Gamble was indeed “Billy Bumble. And he did teach economics at Ft. Hays State College. He got his PhD in Economics from Oklahoma State University. I was in graduate school with him and knew him quite well. Unfortunately, I had lost track of him over the last 10 years or so, I was very sad to hear he died last year.

from what I’ve read on Wiki Kim Fowley is a fascinating character who seems to have been on the fringes or behind the scene of a great many significant moments in popular music. I first became aware of him when the NME did a feature on The Runaways in the mid 1970s which established him in my mind as a slightly sleazy svengali. Whether that is fair or not I don’t know – I suspect he would have liked that.
What does stand in his favour is that he seemed to celebrate pop music for its of-the-moment thrill power not as something that would become stiflingly canonical. ‘Nut Rocker’ is a wonderful example of this – you can’t imagine anyone claiming it as enormously significant but it is concise, energetic and giddyishly enjoyable.

Great fun in my view. An 8/10 here.