Various Artists - Lost Legends of Surf Guitar

NOW ON VINYL: DOUBLE 180gm VINYL EDITION! It's hard to think of a musical style that's more quintessentially American than surf music. Springing up along the California coast in the early 1960s, the surf sound—characterized by "wet"-sounding guitar reverb that echoed the sound of the sea and pummeling rhythms that emulated the ocean's currents—was originally inspired and nurtured by the culture that surrounded the sport. Despite its provincial origins, the surf genre captured the imagination...

Sundazed loudly launches our supercharged new series, indelibly capturing the widescreen picture of pounding vintage surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals—the first-ever, broad-based, legitimate survey of these incendiary recordings! LOST LEGENDS OF SURF GUITAR! • The most fun and comprehensive compilations ever of rare 60’s surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals! • Featuring performances from echo-drenched legends such as the Pyramids, the Original Surfaris, The...

Sundazed loudly launches our supercharged new series, indelibly capturing the widescreen picture of pounding vintage surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals—the first-ever, broad-based, legitimate survey of these incendiary recordings! LOST LEGENDS OF SURF GUITAR! • The most fun and comprehensive compilations ever of rare 60’s surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals! • Featuring performances from echo-drenched legends such as the Pyramids, the Original Surfaris, The...

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Shockwave! the newest edition in our ultra-successful Lost Legends of Surf Guitar series, comes along and smacks you upside the head! Jammed full of reverb-drenched, stringbending classics by surf warriors like the Avengers VI, Truants, Citations, Stagemen, Belairs, Teemates and more, Shockwave!—like our previous volumes—is taken from the vintage source tapes, assuring the sound to be breathtakingly accurate. No rock ’n’ roll genre...

NOW ON VINYL: DOUBLE 180gm VINYL EDITION! It's hard to think of a musical style that's more quintessentially American than surf music. Springing up along the California coast in the early 1960s, the surf sound—characterized by "wet"-sounding guitar reverb that echoed the sound of the sea and pummeling rhythms that emulated the ocean's currents—was originally inspired and nurtured by the culture that surrounded the sport. Despite its provincial origins, the surf genre captured the imagination...