Dave Burgess, the leader of an early rock and roll band that recorded the iconic tune Tequila, has died at 90.

Song, which displaced an Elvis Presley track from the Number One position on Billboard, became a global phenomenon ...

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The Grammy-winning musician Dave Burgess, known as the band leader for The Champs who recorded the hit song 'Tequila', has ...

Tequila' hitmaker Dave Burgess dies aged 90. The 1958 hit famously knocked Elvis Presley off the top of the Billboard chart.

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Musician Dave Burgess, known for his work with the group the Champs, who contributed the song "Tequila" to the 1985 movie Pee ...

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Dave Burgess, who led the Champs to a No. 1 hit in 1958 with "Tequila," died last month at age 90 in Dover, Tennessee.

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