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The issue also contains an article called "Dick Dale & His Del-Tones
Rule L.A., 1961-63" which should be interesting.
Klas / The Surfites
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<kawentzmann@m...> wrote:
> Domenic Priore here... dig this; Brian Chidester and I just put out
the first issue of my 'zine
> since 1989... fuckin' A... it's called:
>
> Dumb Angel #4: All Summer Long
>
> In there, we've got heap big stories on how Surf music initially
developed through things
> used in 1950s and 1960s Surf movies (a new concept!), a South Bay
Surf band family tree
> drawn by the old Zig Zag guy -- Peter Frame, a complete 1964/1965
Brian Wilson
> sessionography, artists John Van Hamersveld and Shag both write for
us in here too,
> there's Exotica stuff and a thing on Phil Spector during
1956/1966. Lots of Surf
> instrumental... I think you'll dig it. (www.dumbangelmagazine.com)
>
> If you can pass the info about this to your list, that would be
hot! Enclosed is a list of San
> Francisco and Los Angeles shops that are carrying it, otherwise,
it's available at the
> website too.
>
> San Francisco: City Lights Bookstore, A Clean & Well Lighted Place
for Books, Green Apple
> Books, Valencia Street Books, Amoeba Records, Aqua, Booksmith,
Anibus, Groove
> Merchant, Naked Eye, Open Mind Music, Cody's Books (Berkeley), Mod
Lang (Berkeley),
> Down Home Music (El Cerrito), Village Music (Mill Valley)
>
> Los Angeles: Book Soup and Meltdown Comics (Sunset Strip),
Hollywood Book & Poster
> (Hollywood Blvd.), Freakbeat Records (Sherman Oaks), 8-Ball
(Burbank), Skylight Books and
> Soap Plant/Wacko (Los Feliz), Serifos (Silver Lake), Anti-Market
and 33 1/3 Books
> Collective (Echo Park), Vroman's Books and Poo Bah Records
(Pasadena), Jack's Surfboards
> and Huntington Surf & Sport (Huntington Beach) and the Rhino/Duck
Soup store in West
> Los Angeles.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Domenic Priore
