Montana has a state song, a state ballad and a state lullaby. And, for goodness sake, Democratic Rep. Jacob Bachmeier of Havre would like to see the 2019 Legislature declare the "Hippy Hippy Shake" Montana's official rock and roll song. Are you familiar with this story?

It was written in 1959 by Chan Romero when he was a 17-year-old student at Billings Senior High School. Romero, who now lives in Southern California, tells the Great Falls Tribune his song has been featured in seven or eight movies and has been recorded by about 20 groups, including The Beatles. He says he'd be proud to have his song honored by the Legislature. Does your state have a rock-n-roll song? If yes, please post the name of the song in the comment section below.

The bill's introduction borrows from the song's lyrics in saying: "WHEREAS, Montanans shake it to the left and shake it to the right and do everything with all of their might." VIDEO: Chan Romero - Hippy Hippy Shake (demo version). If you are a Montana resident (or know of someone that lives in Montana), do you think the "Hippy Hippy Shake" would make a good official rock-n-roll state song?

Here is the latest update on Montana's state rock-n-roll song for February 22nd of 2019. The Montana state legislators has denied the Hippy Hippy Shake. If you currently live in Montana, are you disappointed that there will not be an official rock-n-roll state song?

Lastly: This question is for everyone, do you like the song Hippy Hippy Shake?