Joe Dee & Ritchy avec Tony Marlow!

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Lorsque, le 14 juin 2026, Joe Dee et Ritchy se sont soudainement retrouvés sans guitariste au Chez Camille (Montmartre, Paris), la légende française du rockabilly Tony Marlow a immédiatement accepté de les remplacer. En 1979, alors qu’il n’était encore qu’un tout jeune batteur, il a fait ses débuts sur un disque de rockabilly et, depuis, il a marqué de son empreinte le rockabilly en France – aujourd’hui surtout en tant que chanteur et guitariste. Tony a assuré le programme avec brio, sans aucune préparation. Après une courte mise en jambe, l’ambiance s’est vraiment échauffée et le Montmartre a vibré au son du rock&roll. Nous espérons que d’autres rencontres suivront !

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When, on June 14, 2026, Joe Dee and Ritchy suddenly found themselves without a guitarist at Chez Camille (Montmartre, Paris), French rockabilly legend Tony Marlow immediately agreed to fill in for them. In 1979, when he was still just a young drummer, he made his debut on a rockabilly record, and since then, he has left his mark on rockabilly in France – today, primarily as a singer and guitarist. Tony handled the set brilliantly, without any preparation. After a short warm-up, the atmosphere really heated up and Montmartre vibrated to the sound of rock & roll. We hope more encounters like this will follow!

Elvis-Special August 16, 2025

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En mémoire du King of Rock’n’Roll, une jam session a été organisée au Holy Holster, à Paris (4 Rue Basfroi, 75011 Paris), à l’occasion de l’anniversaire de sa mort. Outre Ritchy à la basse et Joe Dee au chant et à la guitare, Eddie Gazel (Eddie and the Startheads) a également participé à l’événement, apportant sa voix, sa guitare et une énergie rock’n’roll pure.

Plus tard dans la soirée, une rencontre détendue a eu lieu avec quelques jeunes musiciens.

Une belle soirée avec un public étonnamment nombreux pour la saison et le peu de temps de préavis, qui devra absolument être renouvelée l’année prochaine.

Merci à Jano de Holy Holster !

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In memory of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, a jam session was held at Holy Holster in Paris (4 Rue Basfroi, 75011 Paris) on the anniversary of his death. In addition to Ritchy on bass and Joe Dee on vocals and guitar, Eddie Gazel (Eddie and the Startheads) also participated in the event, contributing his voice, guitar, and pure rock ‘n’ roll energy.

Later in the evening, there was a relaxed get-together with some young musicians.

It was a wonderful evening with a surprisingly large audience for the season and the short notice, which should definitely be repeated next year.

Thanks to Jano from Holy Holster !

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album out now!

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Rebel Music Rec. has released a 13-rockin-track-album on CD (RM 5036)

At first listen, some will think that obscure rockabilly recordings from the 50s have been discovered here, recorded by a handful of gone wild truck drivers and casual workers in a small studio somewhere in the south. In fact, it´s a whole pack of mainly selfwritten and vintage – recorded songs of Joe Dee & his JetTones, which they did just a few months ago at Lightning Recorders studio in Berlin. In addition to some classics, you can hear songs in which both good and bad experiences of recent years have been processed, all dressed up in an authentic and rockin´ sound.
After the 3 musicians, who live in Vienna and Paris today, had already released an EP and contributed songs to several samplers, their first full-scale album “blind alley melody” is now being released on Rebel Music Rec.