3 Hurriganes impact on Finnish rock music.1.8 Louhivuori the new guitarist (1981–83).1.7 Kallio changed again to Järvinen (1979–1981).1.2 Rock and Roll All Night Long (1972–73).Kallio temporarily quit the band in the spring of 1972, being replaced by guitarist Pekka "Albert" Järvinen who was part of the band's most famous line-up. The founding members were drummer and vocalist Henry "Remu" Aaltonen, bassist Hugo Christer "Cisse" Häkkinen and guitarist Ilkka "Ile" Kallio. In this sense, Hurriganes can be viewed as Finland's answer to British pub rock performers of the 1970s like Dave Edmunds and Dr. During their "classic" period, the band's output consisted largely of revved-up cover versions of well-known 1950s rock 'n' roll songs, in addition to their own original material. Their style of music is very much of a nostalgic, pre- Beatles, roots rock'n'roll orientation. The misspelling of the name ("Hurriganes" with a "g") is intentional. Their classic line-up consisted of Remu Aaltonen, Albert Järvinen, and Cisse Häkkinen. They were very popular in Finland, Sweden and Estonia in the 1970s and early 1980s, as well as a popular live act in Sweden during this time. Hurriganes was a Finnish rock band that was formed in the early 1970s. Rock, rock and roll, blues rock, rhythm and blues, hard rock
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