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Posted on Mar 03 2014 12:00 PM
In 1975 Rhino released The Savage Surf by The Winos. I'm checking many records after 70's but this seems to be the first one playing rough punish style (sounds like Surf Beat by Dick Dale) How do you think the origin of after 70's garage surf music?
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 01:10 PM
GNP/Crescendo released a Dick Dale LP in '76 - Greatest Hits:
Tracklist: These were mostly new recordings, not the originals from the '60s. You can find them all on this GNP-Crescendo CD:
These rerecordings are in general pretty cool, I like them a lot. They were usually different enough from the originals that it's interesting to hear them. And Dick was playing really well at that point. So, that was another case of a rare '70s surf release. —Ivan Last edited: Mar 03, 2014 13:10:46 |
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 01:17 PM
Jon and the Nightriders released s self-titled EP in '79 before Surf Beat '80
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 01:19 PM
Do you have an audio sample of the Savage Surf? Shut_Down_Eddie wrote: — Paul |
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 02:46 PM
Yes, i will upload MP3file in a few days. skeeter wrote:
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 02:49 PM
This record gave me a great influence. IvanP wrote:
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 03:16 PM
"How do you think the origin of after 70's garage surf music?" The Blues and Soul bands of the 60's kicked surf up a notch. A little more funk and grit in the guitar sound. And not every player could have a Showman with JBL's. Alamo, Supro, Silvertone amps would distort at volume. Garage bands could afford a SIlvertone. Just a thought. — |
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Posted on Mar 03 2014 03:49 PM
As I know and think… |
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Posted on Mar 05 2014 02:23 PM
IvanP wrote:
That's my favorite version of Misirlou, the extended intro is really great. —The Spoils - FB - RN |
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Posted on Mar 05 2014 05:32 PM
Not quite 70s, but the Evasions (Skid Roper et al.) were 1980. |
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Posted on Mar 06 2014 01:00 PM
I contacted with him in 1980's. Tuck wrote:
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Posted on Mar 06 2014 01:05 PM
http://nijibox.dyndns.dk/pink/1975-SavageSurf.mp3
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Posted on Mar 06 2014 02:08 PM
Coo1, nice find! Shut_Down_Eddie wrote: — Paul |
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Posted on Mar 06 2014 02:35 PM
Shut_Down_Eddie wrote:
The LP jacket says 1982, I notice. |
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Posted on May 01 2015 04:37 PM
Just found this thread! I am from the first wave era, so as the genre of surf waned, I always listened for new stuff. In 1972 I was living in Hermosa Beach. A great Surf Film came through town called Five Summer Stories. It would come around yearly with new footage added. The soundtrack was recorded by a band from Laguna Beach named HONK. A lot of their songs were vocals, but there was one instrumental that was background for Jerry Garcia's surfing in Hawaii, called "Pipeline Sequence". It was refreshing to hear a new surf tune! Aloha, Kim in Kohala —"To do, is to be" Aristotle ~ "To be, is to do" Socrates ~ "Doobie, doobie- doo" Sinatra |
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Posted on Oct 01 2020 01:08 PM
I remember Rigan Clan, but it's a cover of the Bach Boys' Fun, Fun, Fun. Flash Cadillac had a cool version of Pipeline. —The Exotic Guitar of Kahuna Kawentzmann You can get the boy out of the Keynes era, but you can’t get the Keynes era out of the boy. |
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