Board Boogie - Surf 'N' Twang From Down Under

 

This compilation is a collection of Australian instrumental surf music from 1962 to 1967

1 The Aztecs – Board Boogie 2:25

2 The Joy Boys– Midnight Surfer 1:54

3 The Playboys – The Mean One 1:36

4 The Joy Boys– Sandy The Surfin' Sandfly 1:45

5 The Fabulous Blue Jays– Jay Walker 2:33

6 The Joy Boys– Swamped 2:34

7 The Nocturnes – Storm Warning 2:25

8 The Surf Riders – Panel Five 2:18

9 The Joy Boys– Gavotte Espresso 2:10

10 The Dee Jays– Twistin' Drums 2:17

11 The Joy Boys– Murphy The Surfie 2:04

12 The Sunsets – Windansea 2:34

13 Laurie Wade's Cavaliers– Cloudburst 1:40

14 The Joy Boys– (Theme From) The Ant Hill 2:02

15 The Playboys – Sabre Dance 2:01

16 The Aztecs – Smoke & Stack 1:54

17 The Resonets– Surf Carnival 1:47

18 The Joy Boys– Boots, Saddle, & Surfboard 2:24

19 The Vibratones – Expressway 1:57

20 The Nocturnes – Riptide 1:52

21 The Dee Jays– Barbecue 1:57

22 Laurie Wade's Cavaliers– The Phantom Guitarist 2:04

23 The Playboys – Theme From Dr. No 2:09

24 The Joy Boys– The Frolic 2:12

25 The Nocturnes – Prarie 2:04

26 The Playboys – Desperado 2:19

27 The Resonets– Shorebreak 2:38

28 The Joy Boys– Standin' & Stompin' 2:16

29 The Dee Jays– Sunday Patrol 2:12

30 The Playboys – Adventures In Paradise 2:31

Board Boogie - Surf 'N' Twang From Down Under

Bikini World! -15 Surf Stompers From The End Of The Century...

 

1 The Phantom Surfers– Sloth In Molasses

2 The Trashwomen– Aphrodesia

3 Untamed Youth– Tube City

4 Southern Culture On The Skids– Rumors Of Surf

5 The Boardwalkers– It's A Bikini World

6 Laika & The Cosmonauts– Surf's You Right

7 The Royal Knightmares– The Hipster

8 Jackie & The Cedrics– Scalping Party

9 Boss Martians– XKE!

10 The Daytonas*– Surfer's Deal

11 Hillbilly Soul Surfers– Renegade

12 The Fathoms– Fathomless

13 Los Straitjackets– Calhoun Surf

14 The Bomboras– Time Bomb

15 Sir Bald Diddley And His Right Honourable Big Wigs– Chaeto

Bikini World!

Secret Agent S.O.U.N.D.S.: TOP SECRET! - various artists

 

1 Laika & The Cosmonauts– Mission Impossible 2:10

2 Shig & Buzz– S.P.E.C.T.R.E. 2:23

3 Deadbolt– James Bond Theme / You Only Live Twice 3:08

4 The Tiki Tones– Traitor Vic 2:48

5 Forbidden Dimension– Operacíon 69 1:58

6 Combustible Edison– A Shot In The Dark 2:19

7 Man Or Astro-Man?– Goldfinger 1:56

8 Seks Bomba– The Liquidator 2:13

9 Los Straitjackets– G-Man 3:16

10 The Huntington Cads– Mr. Midnight 2:00

11 The Neptunas– Double-O Seafoam 1:45

12 Huevos Rancheros– Smart Bomb 2:14

13 Hillbilly Soul Surfers– Peter Gunn's Hideaway 4:19

Secret Agent S.O.U.N.D.S.: TOP SECRET!

War Of The Surf Guitars! - sun-crazed bands battle for the ultimate in surf domination!

 

1 Ralph Rebel– Sabre Jet 2:20

2 The Boss Martians*– Continental Theme 2:13

3 The Supertones– Side Slippin' 1:45

4 The Volcanos– Bad News 2:24

5 The Coffin Daggers– Stella Vista (Unreleased) 2:42

6 The Krontjong Devils– Black Boots & Bikes (Unreleased) 2:42

7 The Supertones– Shanghai Surf 2:56

8 The Penetrators – Code Name Gypsy 3:23

9 The Retroliners– Caught In The Undertown 3:19

10 Big Ray And The Futuras*– Surf Hammer (Live) 2:46

11 The Supertones– The Sweet Ride 2:31

12 The Krontjong Devils– The Rafter 2:31

13 The Honkeys– The Wayback Machine 1:51

14 The Apemen– Pogo A Gogo 2:33

15 The Supertones– Sand Pumper (Live Unreleased) 2:26

16 The Boss Martians*– Malaguena 2:59

17 Ralph Rebel– James Bond 2:06

18 The Penetrators – 50 Bucks A Midget 1:54

19 Estrume'n'tal– Sol Si Do Si Mi Re La 2:11

20 The Footstompin' Trio– Bullseye 2:36

21 The Coffin Daggers– Avenue X (Unreleased) 3:31

22 The Krontjong Devils– The World We Knew (Unreleased) 2:21

23 The Supertones– The Wet Set 2:12

24 Big Ray And The Futuras*– Horrorscope 2:50

25 The Honkeys– Good / Evil 1:57

26 The Footstompin' Trio– Run Chicken Run / Rawhide '63 2:17

27 The Supertones– I Surf In Black 1:55

28 The Del-Vamps– Apollo 1:59

29 The Retroliners– Step Lively! 2:20

30 Johnny And The Shamen*– It's So Easy (Unreleased) 1:51

31 Estrume'n'tal– Bolero 2:06

32 The Untamed Youth*– Sea & Shore 2:36

War Of The Surf Guitars!

The Centurions – Bullwinkle Part II

 

The Centurions were an American surf rock band from Newport Beach, California. They were active in the late 1950's and early 1960's and reformed again in 1995.

Personnel:

- Dennis Rose - lead guitar

- Ernie Furrow - rhythm guitar

- Ken Robinson - tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet

- Pat Gaguebin - baritone saxophone, harmonica

- Jeff Lear - bass

- Joe Dominic - drums

- Jerry Dicks - keyboards

1 Bullwinkle P. II 2:17

2 Intoxica 1:54

3 Body Surfin' 2:01

4 Holiday Girl 1:50

5 Church Key 1:56

6 Surf Bird 1:39

7 Vesuvius 2:31

8 Tuff Soul 2:46

9 Sano 2:45

10 Comanche 1:49

11 Latinia 2:22

12 Surfin' At Mazatland

The Centurions – Bullwinkle Part II

The Ventures – Walk Don't Run (The Very Best Of The Ventures)

 

1 Walk Don't Run 2:05

2 Perfidia 2:04

3 Hawaii Five-O 1:52

4 Ram Bunk Shush 1:45

5 Apache 3:09

6 California Dreamin' 2:33

7 The Cruel Sea 2:20

8 Oh Pretty Woman 2:50

9 I Feel Fine 2:09

10 Let's Twist Again 2:14

11 Jumpin' Jack Flash 2:29

12 Fever 2:41

13 The Good The Bad And The Ugly 2:47

14 Green Onions 2:08

15 The In Crowd 2:18

16 Guitar Twist 2:19

17 Driving Guitars 1:52

18 La Bamba 2:25

19 Red River Rock 2:21

20 Telstar 2:40

Walk Don't Run (The Very Best Of The Ventures)

King Of The Surf Guitar: The Best Of Dick Dale & His Del-Tones

 

Richard Anthony Monsour (May 4, 1937 – March 16, 2019), known professionally as Dick Dale, was an American rock guitarist. He was the pioneer of surf music, drawing on Middle Eastern music scales and experimenting with reverb. Dale was known as "The King of the Surf Guitar", which was also the title of his second studio album.

Dale was one of the most influential guitarists of all time and especially of the early 1960s. Most of the leading bands in surf music, such as The Beach Boys, Jan and Dean and The Trashmen, were influenced by Dale's music, and often included recordings of Dale's songs in their albums. His style and music influenced guitarists such as Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, Eddie Van Halen and Brian May.

He has been mentioned as one of the fathers of heavy metal. Many credit him with tremolo picking, a technique that is now widely used in many musical genres (such as extreme metal, folk etc.). His speedy single-note staccato picking technique was unmatched until guitarists like Eddie Van Halen entered the music scene.

Working together with Leo Fender, Dale also pushed the limits of electric amplification technology, helping to develop new equipment that was capable of producing thick and previously unheard volumes including the first-ever 100-watt guitar amplifier. Dale also pioneered the use of portable reverb effects.

The use of his recording of "Misirlou" by Quentin Tarantino in the film Pulp Fiction led to his return in the 1990s, marked by four albums and world tours. He was also nominated for a Grammy in the Best Rock Instrumental Performance category for the song "Pipeline" with Stevie Ray Vaughan.

In "Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time", Dale was ranked 31st in 2003 and 74th in the 2011 revision.

1 Let's Go Trippin' 2:10

2 Shake 'N' Stomp 2:08

3 Misirlou 2:15

4 Mr. Peppermint Man (Vocal) 2:12

5 Surf Beat 2:38

6 Take It Off 2:08

7 King Of The Surf Guitar (Vocal) 2:10

8 Hava Nagila 2:03

9 Riders In The Sky 2:12

10 The Wedge 2:32

11 Night Rider 1:45

12 Mr. Eliminator 2:00

13 The Victor 3:11

14 Taco Wagon 2:05

15 Tidal Wave 2:00

16 Banzai Washout 2:15

17 One Double One Oh! (Instrumental Version) 2:36

18 Pipeline 2:58 (with Stevie Ray Vaughan)

King Of The Surf Guitar