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What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
Thanks, Michael
My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from is:
Apache
Baja
Beyond The Surf
Blue Surf
Blunderbus
Bombora
Bulldog
Bustin' Surfboards
Church Key
Cruel Sea
Diamond Head
Exotic
Hawaii Five-O
Heavies
High Tide (Tranquilizer)
Intoxica
Jack The Ripper
Latin'ia
Let's Go
Let's Go Trippin
Lonely Bull
Lonely Surfer
Misirlou
Moon Dawg
Movin'
Mr. Moto
Out Of Limits
Penetration
Perfidia
Peter Gunn
Pipeline
Point Panic
Raunchy
Raw-Hide
Rebel Rouser
Revellion
Riders In The Sky
Runaway
Secret Agent Man
Shut Down, Part II
Slaughter On 10th Avenue
Sleep Walk
Steel Pier
Stoked
Summertime Blues
Surf Beat
Surf Rider
Surfer's Stomp
Telstar
Tequila
Torquay
Vaquero
Vesuvius
Walk, Don't Run
Wedge
Wipe Out
K-39
Last Date
Crystal-T
Goofy Foot
Endless Summer
Journey to the Stars
James Bond
Tidal Wave
The Hearse
Chiflado
Kamikaze
All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because of
probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the Beach
Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I remember
correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up like
Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I left off
Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio" stations and
on discusions in this group. I would offer the following totally
tentative short list of "modern classics:"
Killer Dana
Having an Average Weekend
Polaris
Calhoun Surf
Solaris Stomp
Storm Dancer
Tailspin
University Ave
Good Luck,
Dave
--- In , "stratrhythm"
<lawyerschroeder@s...> wrote:
>
> What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
> ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> Thanks, Michael
Oops, left off Bells of St Kahuna on the "new" list and Ninth Wave ,
Point Panic, and Wayward Nile off the classics list.
Dave
That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of us should make
suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There are a few on there that are
beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus, Chiflado may be great tunes but I've
rarely heard anyone do those tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of
Chiflado and the Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: stratrhythm
To:
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
Thanks, Michael
My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from is:
Apache
Baja
Beyond The Surf
Blue Surf
Blunderbus
Bombora
Bulldog
Bustin' Surfboards
Church Key
Cruel Sea
Diamond Head
Exotic
Hawaii Five-O
Heavies
High Tide (Tranquilizer)
Intoxica
Jack The Ripper
Latin'ia
Let's Go
Let's Go Trippin
Lonely Bull
Lonely Surfer
Misirlou
Moon Dawg
Movin'
Mr. Moto
Out Of Limits
Penetration
Perfidia
Peter Gunn
Pipeline
Point Panic
Raunchy
Raw-Hide
Rebel Rouser
Revellion
Riders In The Sky
Runaway
Secret Agent Man
Shut Down, Part II
Slaughter On 10th Avenue
Sleep Walk
Steel Pier
Stoked
Summertime Blues
Surf Beat
Surf Rider
Surfer's Stomp
Telstar
Tequila
Torquay
Vaquero
Vesuvius
Walk, Don't Run
Wedge
Wipe Out
K-39
Last Date
Crystal-T
Goofy Foot
Endless Summer
Journey to the Stars
James Bond
Tidal Wave
The Hearse
Chiflado
Kamikaze
All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because of
probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the Beach
Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I remember
correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up like
Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I left off
Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio" stations and
on discusions in this group. I would offer the following totally
tentative short list of "modern classics:"
Killer Dana
Having an Average Weekend
Polaris
Calhoun Surf
Solaris Stomp
Storm Dancer
Tailspin
University Ave
Good Luck,
Dave
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I like Dick Dale's "The Victor"...but, that's not real
popular...
-dp
--- Marty Tippens <> wrote:
>
> That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the
> rest of us should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car
> and Mr. Rebel. There are a few on there that are beyond
> the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus, Chiflado may be great
> tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those tunes. I only
> know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
> Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard
> Blunderbus.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: stratrhythm
> To:
> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
>
>
>
> What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond
> Wipeout,
> ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that
> is
> recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> Thanks, Michael
>
> My current list of surf essentials that my son and I
> work from is:
>
> Apache
> Baja
> Beyond The Surf
> Blue Surf
> Blunderbus
> Bombora
> Bulldog
> Bustin' Surfboards
> Church Key
> Cruel Sea
> Diamond Head
> Exotic
> Hawaii Five-O
> Heavies
> High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> Intoxica
> Jack The Ripper
> Latin'ia
> Let's Go
> Let's Go Trippin
> Lonely Bull
> Lonely Surfer
> Misirlou
> Moon Dawg
> Movin'
> Mr. Moto
> Out Of Limits
> Penetration
> Perfidia
> Peter Gunn
> Pipeline
> Point Panic
> Raunchy
> Raw-Hide
> Rebel Rouser
> Revellion
> Riders In The Sky
> Runaway
> Secret Agent Man
> Shut Down, Part II
> Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> Sleep Walk
> Steel Pier
> Stoked
> Summertime Blues
> Surf Beat
> Surf Rider
> Surfer's Stomp
> Telstar
> Tequila
> Torquay
> Vaquero
> Vesuvius
> Walk, Don't Run
> Wedge
> Wipe Out
> K-39
> Last Date
> Crystal-T
> Goofy Foot
> Endless Summer
> Journey to the Stars
> James Bond
> Tidal Wave
> The Hearse
> Chiflado
> Kamikaze
>
> All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3
> times
> by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included
> because of
> probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by
> the Beach
> Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I
> remember
> correctly I also left out certain covers that kept
> coming up like
> Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish
> and I left off
> Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
>
> Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio"
> stations and
> on discusions in this group. I would offer the
> following totally
> tentative short list of "modern classics:"
>
> Killer Dana
> Having an Average Weekend
> Polaris
> Calhoun Surf
> Solaris Stomp
> Storm Dancer
> Tailspin
> University Ave
>
>
> Good Luck,
> Dave
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That's my favorite Dick Dale tune. I like Ivan's take on it. (Madeira)
-K
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 10:08:16 -0800 (PST) DP <> writes:
>
> I like Dick Dale's "The Victor"...but, that's not real
> popular...
>
> -dp
Marty,
Blunerbus is on the pipeline album by the Chantays.
You tryin' to tell me you've never heard that. Maybe you do have too
much Ventures stuff :->
Just razzin' ya man,
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , "Marty Tippens"
<mctippens@e...> wrote:
> That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of us
should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There are
a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: stratrhythm
> To:
> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
>
>
>
> What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
> ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> Thanks, Michael
>
> My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from is:
>
> Apache
> Baja
> Beyond The Surf
> Blue Surf
> Blunderbus
> Bombora
> Bulldog
> Bustin' Surfboards
> Church Key
> Cruel Sea
> Diamond Head
> Exotic
> Hawaii Five-O
> Heavies
> High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> Intoxica
> Jack The Ripper
> Latin'ia
> Let's Go
> Let's Go Trippin
> Lonely Bull
> Lonely Surfer
> Misirlou
> Moon Dawg
> Movin'
> Mr. Moto
> Out Of Limits
> Penetration
> Perfidia
> Peter Gunn
> Pipeline
> Point Panic
> Raunchy
> Raw-Hide
> Rebel Rouser
> Revellion
> Riders In The Sky
> Runaway
> Secret Agent Man
> Shut Down, Part II
> Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> Sleep Walk
> Steel Pier
> Stoked
> Summertime Blues
> Surf Beat
> Surf Rider
> Surfer's Stomp
> Telstar
> Tequila
> Torquay
> Vaquero
> Vesuvius
> Walk, Don't Run
> Wedge
> Wipe Out
> K-39
> Last Date
> Crystal-T
> Goofy Foot
> Endless Summer
> Journey to the Stars
> James Bond
> Tidal Wave
> The Hearse
> Chiflado
> Kamikaze
>
> All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because of
> probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the Beach
> Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I remember
> correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
like
> Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I left
off
> Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
>
> Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio" stations
and
> on discusions in this group. I would offer the following totally
> tentative short list of "modern classics:"
>
> Killer Dana
> Having an Average Weekend
> Polaris
> Calhoun Surf
> Solaris Stomp
> Storm Dancer
> Tailspin
> University Ave
>
>
> Good Luck,
> Dave
>
>
>
>
>
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Sorry that should have read Blunderbus.
My spelling is horrible and I don't know how spell check for yahoo
groups works.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , "Jeff" <bigtikidude@y...> wrote:
>
> Marty,
> Blunerbus is on the pipeline album by the Chantays.
> You tryin' to tell me you've never heard that. Maybe you do have
too
> much Ventures stuff :->
> Just razzin' ya man,
> Jeff(bigtikidude)
>
>
>
>
> --- In , "Marty Tippens"
> <mctippens@e...> wrote:
> > That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of
us
> should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There
are
> a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
> Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
> tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
> Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> > -Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: stratrhythm
> > To:
> > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> > Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
> >
> >
> >
> > What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
> > ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> > recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> > Thanks, Michael
> >
> > My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from
is:
> >
> > Apache
> > Baja
> > Beyond The Surf
> > Blue Surf
> > Blunderbus
> > Bombora
> > Bulldog
> > Bustin' Surfboards
> > Church Key
> > Cruel Sea
> > Diamond Head
> > Exotic
> > Hawaii Five-O
> > Heavies
> > High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> > Intoxica
> > Jack The Ripper
> > Latin'ia
> > Let's Go
> > Let's Go Trippin
> > Lonely Bull
> > Lonely Surfer
> > Misirlou
> > Moon Dawg
> > Movin'
> > Mr. Moto
> > Out Of Limits
> > Penetration
> > Perfidia
> > Peter Gunn
> > Pipeline
> > Point Panic
> > Raunchy
> > Raw-Hide
> > Rebel Rouser
> > Revellion
> > Riders In The Sky
> > Runaway
> > Secret Agent Man
> > Shut Down, Part II
> > Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> > Sleep Walk
> > Steel Pier
> > Stoked
> > Summertime Blues
> > Surf Beat
> > Surf Rider
> > Surfer's Stomp
> > Telstar
> > Tequila
> > Torquay
> > Vaquero
> > Vesuvius
> > Walk, Don't Run
> > Wedge
> > Wipe Out
> > K-39
> > Last Date
> > Crystal-T
> > Goofy Foot
> > Endless Summer
> > Journey to the Stars
> > James Bond
> > Tidal Wave
> > The Hearse
> > Chiflado
> > Kamikaze
> >
> > All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> > by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because
of
> > probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the
Beach
> > Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I remember
> > correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
> like
> > Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I
left
> off
> > Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
> >
> > Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio"
stations
> and
> > on discusions in this group. I would offer the following
totally
> > tentative short list of "modern classics:"
> >
> > Killer Dana
> > Having an Average Weekend
> > Polaris
> > Calhoun Surf
> > Solaris Stomp
> > Storm Dancer
> > Tailspin
> > University Ave
> >
> >
> > Good Luck,
> > Dave
> >
> >
> >
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" I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado"
Yeah Marty - What Big Tiki Dude said! Surely you've
heard "Chiflado" done by the Belairs?! After you harrassed me into
going deeper with Paul Johnson songs, after all....
P.S. Great job with your tune for the MP3 comp!
Chris
> --- In , "Marty Tippens"
> <mctippens@e...> wrote:
> > That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of
us
> should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There
are
> a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
> Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
> tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
> Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> > -Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: stratrhythm
> > To:
> > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> > Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
> >
> >
> >
> > What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond
Wipeout,
> > ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> > recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> > Thanks, Michael
> >
> > My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from
is:
> >
> > Apache
> > Baja
> > Beyond The Surf
> > Blue Surf
> > Blunderbus
> > Bombora
> > Bulldog
> > Bustin' Surfboards
> > Church Key
> > Cruel Sea
> > Diamond Head
> > Exotic
> > Hawaii Five-O
> > Heavies
> > High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> > Intoxica
> > Jack The Ripper
> > Latin'ia
> > Let's Go
> > Let's Go Trippin
> > Lonely Bull
> > Lonely Surfer
> > Misirlou
> > Moon Dawg
> > Movin'
> > Mr. Moto
> > Out Of Limits
> > Penetration
> > Perfidia
> > Peter Gunn
> > Pipeline
> > Point Panic
> > Raunchy
> > Raw-Hide
> > Rebel Rouser
> > Revellion
> > Riders In The Sky
> > Runaway
> > Secret Agent Man
> > Shut Down, Part II
> > Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> > Sleep Walk
> > Steel Pier
> > Stoked
> > Summertime Blues
> > Surf Beat
> > Surf Rider
> > Surfer's Stomp
> > Telstar
> > Tequila
> > Torquay
> > Vaquero
> > Vesuvius
> > Walk, Don't Run
> > Wedge
> > Wipe Out
> > K-39
> > Last Date
> > Crystal-T
> > Goofy Foot
> > Endless Summer
> > Journey to the Stars
> > James Bond
> > Tidal Wave
> > The Hearse
> > Chiflado
> > Kamikaze
> >
> > All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> > by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because
of
> > probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the
Beach
> > Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I
remember
> > correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
> like
> > Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I
left
> off
> > Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
> >
> > Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio"
stations
> and
> > on discusions in this group. I would offer the following
totally
> > tentative short list of "modern classics:"
> >
> > Killer Dana
> > Having an Average Weekend
> > Polaris
> > Calhoun Surf
> > Solaris Stomp
> > Storm Dancer
> > Tailspin
> > University Ave
> >
> >
> > Good Luck,
> > Dave
> >
> >
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Let me add my two-cents regarding the SG101 MP3 compilation - Marty, if they ask
for a vote of the best submission, your rendition of El Cumbanchero deserves the
Gold Medal!
Bruce D
Chris <> wrote:
" I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado"
Yeah Marty - What Big Tiki Dude said! Surely you've
heard "Chiflado" done by the Belairs?! After you harrassed me into
going deeper with Paul Johnson songs, after all....
P.S. Great job with your tune for the MP3 comp!
Chris
> --- In , "Marty Tippens"
> <mctippens@e...> wrote:
> > That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of
us
> should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There
are
> a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
> Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
> tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
> Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> > -Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: stratrhythm
> > To:
> > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> > Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
> >
> >
> >
> > What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond
Wipeout,
> > ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> > recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> > Thanks, Michael
> >
> > My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from
is:
> >
> > Apache
> > Baja
> > Beyond The Surf
> > Blue Surf
> > Blunderbus
> > Bombora
> > Bulldog
> > Bustin' Surfboards
> > Church Key
> > Cruel Sea
> > Diamond Head
> > Exotic
> > Hawaii Five-O
> > Heavies
> > High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> > Intoxica
> > Jack The Ripper
> > Latin'ia
> > Let's Go
> > Let's Go Trippin
> > Lonely Bull
> > Lonely Surfer
> > Misirlou
> > Moon Dawg
> > Movin'
> > Mr. Moto
> > Out Of Limits
> > Penetration
> > Perfidia
> > Peter Gunn
> > Pipeline
> > Point Panic
> > Raunchy
> > Raw-Hide
> > Rebel Rouser
> > Revellion
> > Riders In The Sky
> > Runaway
> > Secret Agent Man
> > Shut Down, Part II
> > Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> > Sleep Walk
> > Steel Pier
> > Stoked
> > Summertime Blues
> > Surf Beat
> > Surf Rider
> > Surfer's Stomp
> > Telstar
> > Tequila
> > Torquay
> > Vaquero
> > Vesuvius
> > Walk, Don't Run
> > Wedge
> > Wipe Out
> > K-39
> > Last Date
> > Crystal-T
> > Goofy Foot
> > Endless Summer
> > Journey to the Stars
> > James Bond
> > Tidal Wave
> > The Hearse
> > Chiflado
> > Kamikaze
> >
> > All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> > by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because
of
> > probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the
Beach
> > Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I
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> > correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
> like
> > Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I
left
> off
> > Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
> >
> > Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio"
stations
> and
> > on discusions in this group. I would offer the following
totally
> > tentative short list of "modern classics:"
> >
> > Killer Dana
> > Having an Average Weekend
> > Polaris
> > Calhoun Surf
> > Solaris Stomp
> > Storm Dancer
> > Tailspin
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Yeah Jeff, I know somewhere back there behind all them Ventures records is some
surf records. One of these days I'll have t'check 'em out.
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff
To:
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 5:32 PM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
Marty,
Blunerbus is on the pipeline album by the Chantays.
You tryin' to tell me you've never heard that. Maybe you do have too
much Ventures stuff :->
Just razzin' ya man,
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , "Marty Tippens"
<mctippens@e...> wrote:
> That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of us
should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There are
a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: stratrhythm
> To:
> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
>
>
>
> What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond Wipeout,
> ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> Thanks, Michael
>
> My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from is:
>
> Apache
> Baja
> Beyond The Surf
> Blue Surf
> Blunderbus
> Bombora
> Bulldog
> Bustin' Surfboards
> Church Key
> Cruel Sea
> Diamond Head
> Exotic
> Hawaii Five-O
> Heavies
> High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> Intoxica
> Jack The Ripper
> Latin'ia
> Let's Go
> Let's Go Trippin
> Lonely Bull
> Lonely Surfer
> Misirlou
> Moon Dawg
> Movin'
> Mr. Moto
> Out Of Limits
> Penetration
> Perfidia
> Peter Gunn
> Pipeline
> Point Panic
> Raunchy
> Raw-Hide
> Rebel Rouser
> Revellion
> Riders In The Sky
> Runaway
> Secret Agent Man
> Shut Down, Part II
> Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> Sleep Walk
> Steel Pier
> Stoked
> Summertime Blues
> Surf Beat
> Surf Rider
> Surfer's Stomp
> Telstar
> Tequila
> Torquay
> Vaquero
> Vesuvius
> Walk, Don't Run
> Wedge
> Wipe Out
> K-39
> Last Date
> Crystal-T
> Goofy Foot
> Endless Summer
> Journey to the Stars
> James Bond
> Tidal Wave
> The Hearse
> Chiflado
> Kamikaze
>
> All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because of
> probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the Beach
> Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I remember
> correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
like
> Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I left
off
> Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
>
> Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio" stations
and
> on discusions in this group. I would offer the following totally
> tentative short list of "modern classics:"
>
> Killer Dana
> Having an Average Weekend
> Polaris
> Calhoun Surf
> Solaris Stomp
> Storm Dancer
> Tailspin
> University Ave
>
>
> Good Luck,
> Dave
>
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I'll have to look that Bel Air's Chiflado up. I wonder if its one of those Bel
Air's recordings that is the same as the Challengers recording, or at least so
close it's hard to tell any difference.
Thanks for the compliment!
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: Chris
To:
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 6:00 PM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
" I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado"
Yeah Marty - What Big Tiki Dude said! Surely you've
heard "Chiflado" done by the Belairs?! After you harrassed me into
going deeper with Paul Johnson songs, after all....
P.S. Great job with your tune for the MP3 comp!
Chris
> --- In , "Marty Tippens"
> <mctippens@e...> wrote:
> > That's a purdy good stab at it, Michael and I think the rest of
us
> should make suggestions. It needs Squad Car and Mr. Rebel. There
are
> a few on there that are beyond the core. Blue Surf, Blunderbus,
> Chiflado may be great tunes but I've rarely heard anyone do those
> tunes. I only know of the Challengers version of Chiflado and the
> Rhythm Kings version of Blue Surf. I've never heard Blunderbus.
> > -Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: stratrhythm
> > To:
> > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:51 AM
> > Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Help Me Learn Surf Guitar
> >
> >
> >
> > What do you think the "core" surf repertoire is-beyond
Wipeout,
> > ipeline, and Walk, Don't Run? I really want stuff that is
> > recognizable by the non-musicians I'm playing for.
> > Thanks, Michael
> >
> > My current list of surf essentials that my son and I work from
is:
> >
> > Apache
> > Baja
> > Beyond The Surf
> > Blue Surf
> > Blunderbus
> > Bombora
> > Bulldog
> > Bustin' Surfboards
> > Church Key
> > Cruel Sea
> > Diamond Head
> > Exotic
> > Hawaii Five-O
> > Heavies
> > High Tide (Tranquilizer)
> > Intoxica
> > Jack The Ripper
> > Latin'ia
> > Let's Go
> > Let's Go Trippin
> > Lonely Bull
> > Lonely Surfer
> > Misirlou
> > Moon Dawg
> > Movin'
> > Mr. Moto
> > Out Of Limits
> > Penetration
> > Perfidia
> > Peter Gunn
> > Pipeline
> > Point Panic
> > Raunchy
> > Raw-Hide
> > Rebel Rouser
> > Revellion
> > Riders In The Sky
> > Runaway
> > Secret Agent Man
> > Shut Down, Part II
> > Slaughter On 10th Avenue
> > Sleep Walk
> > Steel Pier
> > Stoked
> > Summertime Blues
> > Surf Beat
> > Surf Rider
> > Surfer's Stomp
> > Telstar
> > Tequila
> > Torquay
> > Vaquero
> > Vesuvius
> > Walk, Don't Run
> > Wedge
> > Wipe Out
> > K-39
> > Last Date
> > Crystal-T
> > Goofy Foot
> > Endless Summer
> > Journey to the Stars
> > James Bond
> > Tidal Wave
> > The Hearse
> > Chiflado
> > Kamikaze
> >
> > All these songs were either covered at leat 2 or 3 times
> > by "original" (early 60's) surf bands or were included because
of
> > probable familiarity to audience (ex.: Shut Down II by the
Beach
> > Boys was on an album that sold a zillion copies) If I
remember
> > correctly I also left out certain covers that kept coming up
> like
> > Louie Louie, What I Say, because they weren't surfish and I
left
> off
> > Batman (even if Link Wray did it) just because.
> >
> > Also on the basis of being played often on "surf radio"
stations
> and
> > on discusions in this group. I would offer the following
totally
> > tentative short list of "modern classics:"
> >
> > Killer Dana
> > Having an Average Weekend
> > Polaris
> > Calhoun Surf
> > Solaris Stomp
> > Storm Dancer
> > Tailspin
> > University Ave
> >
> >
> > Good Luck,
> > Dave
> >
> >
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