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Various Artists: Surf-age Nuggets - COMPACT DISCS

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Various Artists: Surf-age Nuggets - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Surf age Nuggets Artist: Various Artists Label: Rockbeat Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 089353334024 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 04 06 Number of Discs: 4 "Surf Age Nuggets" is a four disc box set featuring the unsung heroes of the surf instrumental genre, "Surf Age Nuggets" traces the attitude of surf instrumental music from 1959 through it's demise in 1966. From long boards and short hair to short boards and long hair, the

Title: Surf-age Nuggets
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Rockbeat Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 089353334024
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-04-06
Number of Discs: 4

"Surf Age Nuggets" is a four-disc box set featuring the unsung heroes of the surf instrumental genre, "Surf Age Nuggets" traces the attitude of surf instrumental music from 1959 through it's demise in 1966. From long boards and short hair to short boards and long hair, the collection celebrates the lesser-known purveyors of the sound. All musical tracks are instrumentals and many are indeed obscure and they're supplemented by vintage station IDs and some unexpected audio treats from that era. This compilation accurately reflects the first time that music, sport and teenage lifestyle came together and confirms the attitude that surfing has always been a "rebel sport", one that continues to grow every year. Surf music was perfect for everything with it's twangy mixture of basic, pure-yet-raw '50s rock & roll, minus the teen-idol baggage. Suddenly, surfing and surf music were front and center, featured in comic books, advertising, movies and television series such as Batman, Mr. Ed and The Flintstones. The sound became pervasive and songs like Link Wray's "Jack the Ripper", performed here by the Valiants, perfectly capture it's essence. The set contains four discs, a complete track-by-track annotation by surf experts Alan Taylor and Dave Burke from Pipeline magazine, plus pop culture surf memorabilia and vintage commercials.

Tracks:
1.1 The Velvetones - Doheny Run
1.2 The Shan-Tones - Sheba
1.3 The Valiants - Jack the Ripper
1.4 The Vaqueros - Echo
1.5 Johnny McCoy and the Cyclones - Scrub Bucket
1.6 Surf Teens - Moment of Truth
1.7 Surf Teens - the Ramrods
1.8 The Emeralds - Earthquake
1.9 The Runabouts - Surfer's Fright
1.10 Avengers VI - Slaughter on 10th Avenue
1.11 The Phantoms - X-L3
1.12 The Vistas - Moon Relay
1.13 The Scouts - Mr. Custer Stomp
1.14 The Vibrants - the Breeze and I
1.15 4 of Us - Batman (Freefalling)
1.16 Crescents - Pink Dominoes
1.17 The Pace-Setters - Mustang
1.18 The Reekers - Don't Call Me Fly Face
1.19 The Lincoln Trio - Garden of Eden Pt. 2
1.20 Dick Dale ; His Del-Tones - Jungle Fever
1.21 Vaqueros - 80 Ft. Wave
1.22 Steve Rowe ; the Furys - Minor Chaos
1.23 Kan Dells - Cloudburst
1.24 Unknown Artist - KHJ Radio Jingle 1963
1.25 The Roadrunners - Quasimodo
2.1 The Emotionals - Miserlou
2.2 Revelairs - the Cruel Sea
2.3 The Safaris - Kick Out
2.4 The Velvetones - Mr. X
2.5 Robin and the 3 Hoods - the Marauder
2.6 Unknown Artist - Vox Instruments Radio Commercial
2.7 The Ric-A-Shays - Turn on
2.8 The Travelers - Windy ; Warm
2.9 The Vulcanes - Cozimoto
2.10 King Rock ; the Knights - Scandal
2.11 Reveliers - Hanging Five
2.12 The Hollywoods - Scramble
2.13 The Mockers - Madalena
2.14 The Royal Coachmen - Loophole
2.15 Rich Clayton ; the Rumbles - Flip Side
2.16 The Losers - Snake Eyes
2.17 The Carnations - Scorpion
2.18 Gestics - Rockin' Fury
2.19 Pipeline Pete - Commercial
2.20 The Ron-De-Voos - Pipeline "66"
2.21 The Torquetts - Side-Swiped
2.22 Sinders - Sinner
2.23 The Royal Flairs - One Pine Box
2.24 The Nautiloids - Nautiloid Reef
2.25 Unknown Artist - Surfing Soft Drink Commercial
3.1 The Squires - Batmobile
3.2 The Roadrunners - Road Runnah
3.3 Rhythm Surfers - Like Getting Pinched on a 502
3.4 The Ree-Gents - Downshiftin'
3.5 The Tradewinds - Gotcha
3.6 Irridescents - Swamp Surfer
3.7 The Creations - the Crash
3.8 Jerry ; the Silvertones - Ce'NY
3.9 Monzels - Sharkskin
3.10 Unknown Artist - "The Horror of Party Beach" Movie Trailer
3.11 Vy-Dels - Unknown
3.12 The Countdowns - Do It
3.13 The Avantis - Wax 'Em Down
3.14 The Cherokees - Uprisin'
3.15 The Royal Flairs - One Pine Box
3.16 Unknown Artist - James Bond Trailer
3.17 The Twilights -.007
3.18 Debonairs - High Wall
3.19 The Motivations - Motivate
3.20 The Persuaders - City of Atlantis
3.21 The Sherwoods - Tickler
3.22 The Sting Rays - One 'Mo' Gin
3.23 'The Tempests - Lemon Line
3.24 Bobby Fuller - Stringer
3.25 The Vibrants - Scorpion
3.26 Newport Nomads - Blue Mallard
3.27 The Breakers - Jet Stream
4.1 Manuel ; the Renegades - Rev-Up
4.2 The Telstars - Spaghetti Strap
4.3 Unknown Artist - "The Birds" Movie Trailer
4.4 The Motivations - the Birds
4.5 The Frogmen - Beware Below
4.6 The Hollywood Surfers - King of the Stomp
4.7 Charades Band - Sophia
4.8 Calvin Cool - El Tecoloto
4.9 Dave ; the Customs - Ali Baba
4.10 Jim Head ; His Del Rays - Haren Bells
4.11 The Fugitives - the Fugitive
4.12 The Torquays - the Other Side
4.13 Unknown Artist - Baja, California Radio Id
4.14 The Turks - Baja
4.15 St. John ; the Cardfinals - the Rise
4.16 Five More - Avalanche
4.17 The Mosriters - on the Run
4.18 Elite U.F.O. - Tarantula
4.19 The Buddies - Pulsebeat
4.20 Vaqueros - Desert Wind
4.21 The Dantes - Dragon Walk
4.22 The Decades - Strange Worlds
4.23 Unknown Artist - "House on Haunted Hill" Movie Trailer
4.24 Kenny ; the Fiends - House on Haunted Hill
4.25 Marlow Stewart ; the Fiends - Earthquake!!
4.26 Toads - Morpheus
4.27 The Vistas - No Return
4.28 Unknown Artist - Bonus Montage

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