Willie Lewis

The Jinns

Denver band The Jinns were Todd Wulfmeyer, Pete Nalty, Brian Nalty, Tim Kaesemacher & Ludwig. Members were previously in Denver bands Bop Street and The Shifters.

The Jinns recordings on Rock-A-Billy Records were never released under The Jinns name due to contractual obligations.

Busy band!

Willie Lewis onstage with The Jinns
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The Jinns were on the 2nd Billy & The Bop Cats 45. This recording featured Willie Lewis, Todd Wulfmeyer, Pete Nalty, Brian Nalty & Tim Kaesemacher with Lewis’ nephew Eddie Valdez on bass.

R-106: Mary Lou Rock / I’m Out

Listen to Willie Lewis & The Jinns – Mary Lou Rock:
R-106: Mary Lou Rock:

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Todd Wulfmeyer is on this B-side, credited to Willie, Kevin & Todd (Lewis, Kevin Smith & Todd Wulfmeyer).

R-112: Charlene / Be My Baby

Willie, Kevin & Todd (Kevin Smith, Todd Wulfmeyer):
R-112: Be My Baby:

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Pete Nalty‘s piano is all over this Tony Dudley & the Do-Rights 45. Members of The Jinns and Kevin Smith of High Noon are on the A-side and Pete Nalty and Kidd Pharoah are on the flip.

R-108: This Little Girl’s Gone Rockin’ / I Can Swing It, Daddy
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Todd Wulfmeyer is featured on the Rock-A-Billy Compilation Album Vol.2.

Todd Wulfmeyer: So Long

R-3002: Todd Wulfmeyer – So Long:

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Pete Nalty still occasionally plays around Denver as The Jinns. This lineup features Neil Ruschival and Gary England.