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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
The issue also contains an article called "Dick Dale & His Del-Tones
Rule L.A., 1961-63" which should be interesting.
Klas / The Surfites
--- In , "Cajuna Gabensma"
<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
