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--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
wrote:
> I think it's very cool when modern
> surf bands cover each other. They sure did a lot of that in the
60's.
> I loved hearing The Nebulas do The Penetrator's Redlined; The
Madeira
> do The Surf Coaster's Intruder as well as The Treble Spankers
> Dilmohammed, and Pollo Del Mar does Slacktone's Bells of St.
Kahuna.
>
> BN
Eddie Katcher was the first guy ever to cover a Penetrators song,
back when he did "The Wind Beneath My Kilt" sometime in the
late '90s. It's very cool that Penetrators drummer Sticks Stechkin
is now actually in Eddie's band. <grin>
Here's hoping that Sticks or Spanky will chime in with a rundown of
the modern surf bands' songs they play. I believe the list would
include tunes by Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, The Treble
Spankers, and Los Straitjackets...
Spankster?
--GREGORY NICOLL
S3 #044
Yep, over the years we've done tunes by
shadowy men
The Space Cossacks
Treble Spankers
Los Straitjackets
Laika and the Cosmonauts,
Man or Astro Man?
Satan's Pilgrims
that's just off the top of my head anyway. If it's a good song, who
cares when it was written?
Spanky
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On Aug 16, 2005, at 12:19 PM, Gregory Nicoll wrote:
> --- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
> wrote:
> > I think it's very cool when modern
> > surf bands cover each other. They sure did a lot of that in the
> 60's.
> > I loved hearing The Nebulas do The Penetrator's Redlined; The
> Madeira
> > do The Surf Coaster's Intruder as well as The Treble Spankers
> > Dilmohammed, and Pollo Del Mar does Slacktone's Bells of St.
> Kahuna.
> >
> > BN
>
> Eddie Katcher was the first guy ever to cover a Penetrators song,
> back when he did "The Wind Beneath My Kilt" sometime in the
> late '90s. It's very cool that Penetrators drummer Sticks Stechkin
> is now actually in Eddie's band. <grin>
>
> Here's hoping that Sticks or Spanky will chime in with a rundown of
> the modern surf bands' songs they play. I believe the list would
> include tunes by Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, The Treble
> Spankers, and Los Straitjackets...
>
> Spankster?
>
> --GREGORY NICOLL
> Â S3 #044
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--- In , Twangler <twangler@p...> wrote:
> Yep, over the years we've done tunes by
> shadowy men
> The Space Cossacks
> Treble Spankers
> Los Straitjackets
> Laika and the Cosmonauts,
> Man or Astro Man?
> Satan's Pilgrims
Spanky - do you recall which songs those were?
Thanks,
BN
On Aug 17, 2005, at 7:37 AM, Brian Neal wrote:
> Spanky - do you recall which songs those were?
> Thanks,
> BN
>
> >Â Â shadowy men -
Aunt's invasion, Bennett Cerf, Reid's Situation, Spy School Graduation,
Having an Average weekend, Good Cop Bad cop, Egypt Texas, Who painted
whistler's mother, their adaptation of Harlem Nocturne - We like SMOASP
very much. They were also about the only instrumental band playing when
we started that we were aware of - other than Man or astro man?
> >Â Â The Space Cossacks
Red Sunrise - Always talked about Mir Rescue but never got around to it.
> >Â Â Treble Spankers
Ripped off their versions of Das Model, Good the bad and the Ugly,
Margaya, Miranda
> >Â Â Los Straitjackets
University Blvd,
> >Â Â Laika and the Cosmonauts,
S.P.Y.D.A.'s web
> >Â Â Man or Astro Man?
Invasion of the Dragon men
> >Â Â Satan's Pilgrims
Surf Lyre
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In the Daytonas we did Jon & The Nightriders' "Geronimo". It was a
standard in our live set during the early 90's and also included on our
1993 debut album. I recently discovered an early (around 1990) demo
recording we did of "Geronimo". I actually prefer this crude version
over the more polished one we recorded for the album some years later.
Check out the early demo below:
/ Klas
