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Artist
The Wee Four
12+ albums
Garage RockpsychedelicgarageUSA60s
about
The Wee Four - Terry Pilittere was the founder of the Rochester, NY group the Dimensions, in 1962. Members were Denny Drew lead guitar, Rob Salerno rhythm guitar, Ken Polizzi bass and vocals, and Terry on drums and vocals. In 1965 Jack Allocco joined and the band changed their name to the Wee Four, because none of the members was over 5′ 8″ tall. The Wee Four recorded an excellent garage punker, “Weird” in 1966, written by Terry with his friend Jim Obi, b/w Terry’s song “Give Me a Try”. The Wee Four recorded other songs, including “I Could Never”, but these weren’t released. Members of the band had conflicts with manager Al Cecere, but Terry decided to leave the group and go with Al as his manager for a solo record of two beautiful original songs, “It’s Not That Way” and “You Wouldn’t Believe Me”. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
top songs
albums
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Pebbles: Trash Box
Weird
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Teenage Shutdown - She'll Hurt You In The End
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Trash Box
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Pebbles--Trash Box 2
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Trash Box (Disc 2)
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Teenage Shutdown - Vol. 08 (She'll Hurt You In The End)
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Pebbles Vol. 21
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Trash Box (Pebbles) [Disc 2]
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Trash Box (Pebbles) Disk 2 of 5
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Teenage Shutdown 8-She'll Hurt You In The End
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Trash Box CD2