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---- -Clint-Beachwood- <> wrote:
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> A Day at the Beach:
> Playlist for December 2, 2005
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by 11 bands, all from southern California. All proceeds go to upgrading and
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> Laika and the Cosmonauts
> Disco-Plank
> Local Warming
> www.laikaandthecosmonauts.com
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> Jon & the Nightriders
> Rumble at Waikiki
> Banished to the Beach -- An Anthology 1979 - 1986
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> The Fathoms
> Fathomized
> Overboard
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> Davie Allan & the Arrows
> Blues' Theme/The Born Losers Theme
> The Arrow Dynamic Sound of...
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> The Malibooz
> World's Fair Interview - 1965/Goin' to Malibu
> Malibooz Rule!
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> The Space Cossacks
> Black Sand
> Interstellar Stomp
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> The Neptunes
> Gemini
> People of Earth, We Are
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> The Astroglides
> Turkish Delight
> Turkish Delight (CD single)
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> Mister Neutron
> Casbah
> Loves You
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> The Reluctant Aquanauts
> The Kook
> The High Voltage Sounds of
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> The Tornadoes
> The Cruncher
> Now and Then
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> The Penetrators
> Another Time, Another Place
> Locked & Loaded
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> The Challengers
> Foot Patter
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> Quite a Party! -- 24 Great Instrumental Bands Play The Fireballs
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> The Treblemakers
> Titanic
> Tuberider
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> The Invisible Surfers
> Top Quality
> Dogs Killa Cat
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> The Detonators
> Tailspin
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> The Detonators (Demo)
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> Hawaiian Astro Boys
> Mahabharaata
> Thank You Sir, May I Have Another
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> The Speed Devils
> Revenge of the Mole-Man
> Tube - Atlantic Surf Essentials
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> The Sandals
> Wingnut's Theme
> Cowabunga Box Set - 4
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> The Supertones
> Holiday in Spain
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> Vintage Surf - Volume 1
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> The Concussions
> Blue Fin
> Introducing...
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> The Five Outsiders
> Straight Jacket
> On the Run
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> Los Straitjackets
> Straitjacket
> The Utterly Fantastic and Totally Unbelievable Sound of...
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> The 'Verb
> When it Rains
> The Wrath of the Mercenary
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> The Aqua Velvets
> Ho'okipa
> Nomad
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> The Berzerkers
> Meadowland
> The Berzerkers
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> The Surf Kings
> J-Bay
> Up From the Depths
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> The Honkeys
> The Wayback Machine
> Tequila Mockingbird
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> The Eliminators
> Dawn Patrol
> Unleashed
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> The Vanduras
> Cybele's Reverie
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> In the Dark
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> P.J. & Artie
> Squad Car
> Lost Legends of Surf Guitar III -- Cheaters Stomp
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> The Astronauts
> Pipeline
> Surfin' With / Competition Coupe
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> "A Day at the Beach". Thursdays 4 - 6 pm
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Clint,
Say, did you contract a case of 'lysdexia', or have I
been missing a possibly good tune by the Challengers?
> ---- -Clint-Beachwood- <beachwood@s...> wrote:
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> ....
> The Challengers
> Foot Patter
> ....
>
Was that not supposed to be "Foot Tapper", from the
album "On the Move with the Challenger"? But otherwise,
I loved the setlist, and I really appreciated the links.
Thanks.
unlunf
Haps Per...
But I just go by what's on the cover. Check this link... it's a direct copy of
the CD. See song #20.
The liner notes states this song was on their second album "Lloyd Thaxton Goes
Surfing with The Challengers"
Perhaps it's in reference to the pitter-patter of little rug-rats... who knows?
Maybe Mr. Tomsco.
CB
----- Original Message -----
From: unlunf
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Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: [cowabunga] A Day at the Beach - Playlist for
2/December/05
Clint,
Say, did you contract a case of 'lysdexia', or have I
been missing a possibly good tune by the Challengers?
> ---- -Clint-Beachwood- <beachwood@s...> wrote:
>
> ....
> The Challengers
> Foot Patter
> ....
>
Was that not supposed to be "Foot Tapper", from the
album "On the Move with the Challenger"? But otherwise,
I loved the setlist, and I really appreciated the links.
Thanks.
unlunf
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Clint,
Sure enough, there it is.... sigh. I don't dig that
one out too often, I usually grab either "On the Move"
or "New Wave", but I do have probably all of the CD's
released in their name. Listening to it right now,
in fact. Not bad. Not as good as "Foot Tapper" IMO,
but not bad at all.
Thanks.
unlunf
--- In , "-Clint-Beachwood-" <beachwood@s...>
wrote:
>
> Haps Per...
>
> But I just go by what's on the cover. Check this link...
> it's a direct copy of the CD. See song #20.
>
>
>
> The liner notes states this song was on their second album
> "Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing with The Challengers"
>
> Perhaps it's in reference to the pitter-patter of little
> rug-rats... who knows? Maybe Mr. Tomsco.
>
> CB
>
My favorite by the Challengers is the "K-39" album - Hal Blaine
rules!
BTW, notice that both Foot Patter and Foot Tapper are covers - the
former of the Fireballs, and the latter of the Shadows.
And to give this one more twist, the Shadows played Find Me a Golden
Street, which was a tune performed by the Fireballs (and written by
Norman Petty, the Fireballs producer)!
Enough to get your head spinning...
Ivan
--- In , "unlunf" <unlunf@y...> wrote:
>
> Clint,
>
> Sure enough, there it is.... sigh. I don't dig that
> one out too often, I usually grab either "On the Move"
> or "New Wave", but I do have probably all of the CD's
> released in their name. Listening to it right now,
> in fact. Not bad. Not as good as "Foot Tapper" IMO,
> but not bad at all.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> unlunf
>
>
> --- In , "-Clint-Beachwood-"
<beachwood@s...> wrote:
> >
> > Haps Per...
> >
> > But I just go by what's on the cover. Check this link...
> > it's a direct copy of the CD. See song #20.
> >
> >
> >
> > The liner notes states this song was on their second album
> > "Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing with The Challengers"
> >
> > Perhaps it's in reference to the pitter-patter of little
> > rug-rats... who knows? Maybe Mr. Tomsco.
> >
> > CB
> >
>
