Forró Rágógumi - Boppin' The Blues

"I love you baby, but I must be rhythm bound" - says Carl Perkins in his song Boppin' The Blues. In 2017 the band Forró Rágógumi played the song on the Lakeside Weekend Rock and Roll Festival.

Forró Rágógumi - Rock 'n' Roll Is King

The band called Forró Rágógumi played the famous Electric Light Orchestra song Rock'n'Roll is King on the 24th Lakeside Rock and Roll Weekend.

Lakeside 2017: Forró Rágógumi - Boppin' The Blues

The band Forró Rágógumi played on the main stage on the Lakeside Weekend this year. They perfromed the Carl Perkins classic Boppin' The Blues among others.

Lakeside 2017: Forró Rágógumi - Runaround Sue

If you follow the blog you probably heard about the band Forró Rágógumi. IT means Hot Bubblegum in English, and the band gets its name after the movie. Today they will perform the song Runaround Sue for us.

Forró Rágógumi - The Twist

The hungarian band Forró Rágógumi (the name is related to the comedy called Lemon Popsicle) present us the No.1. Twist song, The Twist itself from the 2015 Lakesdie Weekend.

Forró Rágógumi - Please don't touch

Please don't touch! this is the Forró Rágógumi's advice for you. If you visited the Lakeside Weekend in 2015 you've heard it personally, if not check this video.

Forró Rágógumi - Rave On

The band Forró Rágógumi (Hot Bubblegum -named after the Israeli cult film Eskimo Lemon or Lemon Popsicle) played on the Lakeside Weekend in 2015. They performed the Buddy Holly song Rave On among others.

Forró Rágógumi - You Never Can Tell

Let's see how the good old Chuck Berry is doing the Rock and Roll! Not personally, his song, the You Never Can Tell will be proesented by the Hungarian Forró Rágógumi. Probably you can already recognite the venue: This is the famous Lakeside Weekend Rock and Roll Festival in Agárd, Hungary.

Forró Rágógumi - No Particular Place To Go

Do you know the movie called Lemon Popsicle? The third episode has a secondary title "Hot Bubblegum". You can hear some Rock and Roll songs in it. Forró Rágógumi, the name of the today's band is coming from here; it means Hot Bubblegum in Hungarian.
They played the song No Particular Place To Go on the famous hungarian Lakeside Weekend.