The Chantay's Pipeline, As It Was Originally Aired On The Lawrence Welk Show On May 18, 1963. By User: .

In a little over two minutes, The Trashmen changed the face of rock and roll forever. "Surfin' Bird" reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100. It is a combination of two R&B hits by The Rivingtons, "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" and "The Bird's the Word". www.youtube.com By User: .

Wipe Out - The Surfaris (Dot Records) 1963, 45 rpm! A Direct Recording! The group gathered money from their parents while scouting for a place to carry out their rehearsals and found Dale Smallin. Owner of a small studio in Cucamonga, California, Smallin became the Surfaris' manager. At Samllin's studio, they recorded a song called "Surfer Joe." When the engineer reminded the group that it takes two songs to make a single, the Surfaris recorded "Wipe Out," which they considered the throwaway B-side - they didn't consider themselves an instrumental band. Smallin pressed 100 copies of the single, which are rare collector's items today and about 10 seconds longer than the commercially released version. He released the song on his DFS record label, and also allowed the Princess label to put out the song. One of the Princess copies made its way to Dot, a major label which purchased the master tapes, edited off the 10 seconds at the end, and released the single with "Wipe Out" as the A-side and "Surfer Joe" as the flip. This time, "Wipe Out" became a huge hit and a surf classic. "Surfer Joe" charted at #61 a few months later. After thinking about calling this song "Stiletto" (with the sound of a switchblade knife opening the song), The Surfaris decided to crack a half-broken 2-by-4 over the microphone and call the song "Wipe Out." It was the group's producer/manager Dale Smallin who performed the famous Witch Laugh at the beginning of the song, which he added just for fun, as ... By User: .

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Excellent guitar playing from an excellent band, this is were the best guitar sound started, a few years before Hendrix took it a step farther [ By adding distortion ] Listen to Jimi Hendrix's earlier tune "Hornet's Nest" and you'll see? what I mean, along with Link Wray, And Duane Eddy ; The Ventures Invented the Instrumental sound that would later evolve into something out of this world, Enjoy !!! By User: .

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Artist:The Ventures Website:www.leobennink.nl ''NEW'',Download Leo Bennink Albums, Tracks and Songs,on the''ITUNES''store The high Quality AAC Music. Leo & Dihl Bennink have a long musical history behind them,both were members of two famous Dutch groups in the sixties Dihl(Tee Set) Leo(The Motions)in 1996 they got the idea to join together and started the legendary guitar group The Black Albinos with Hoss on fenderbass, It makes this band a true time capsule of one of the best guitar talents in this world around. Leo began as a guitar-player in 1959 with the Indo-Rock groups THE REAL RHYTHM TEENS and THE ROCKING SENSATION BOYS. In 1962 (17 years old) he started a professional career as a member of THE TWANGIES and he played for several years in Western Germany. His last contract in Germany was with THE REBELS, in which he met drummer Leo Kappé. Back in Holland he played guitar in such guitar-groups as RENE & ALLIGATORS, THE SPECIALS, THE SPECIAL FIVE and THE BLACK ALBINO'S. With THE SPECIAL FIVE he recorded Silly Silly and it's his most remembered instrumental. At that time Leo also was the first guitarist in Holland, who could play all the Mosrite stuff from Nokie Edwards. In 1966 his career got a lift when he was a member of Dutch beat groups as THE JAY JAYS and THE MOTIONS. For THE JAY JAYS LP he also recorded Cruncher (from Ventures LP Surfing). With THE MOTIONS he toured all over Europe and even did concerts is the USA together with ERIC BURDON, FRANK ZAPPA, ALICE ... By User: .

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PULP FICTION You won't know the facts until you've seen the fiction. "Surf Rider" Written by Bob Bogle, Nole Edwards, Don Wilson Performed by The Lively Ones Courtesy of Del-Fi Records Inc. By Arrangement with Rhino Records Imdb page: www.imdb.com Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega are two hitmen who are out to retrieve a suitcase stolen from their employer, mob boss Marsellus Wallace. Wallace has also asked Vincent to take his wife Mia out a few days later when Wallace himself will be out of town. Butch Coolidge is an aging boxer who is paid by Wallace to lose his next fight. The lives of these seemingly unrelated people are woven together comprising of a series of funny, bizarre and uncalled-for incidents. By User: .