1964 Dick DALE Del-Tones SUMMER SURF w/ Jerry Cole 45
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Description
Great 1964 Record set
Dick Dale
and his Del-Tones
Summer Surf
Capitol Records ST 2111
with Original Free 45RPM record fitted into the front of the jacket
Racing Waves / Movin' Surf by Jerry Cole and his Spacemen
Side One:
- Summer Surf
- Feel So Good
- Surfin'
- Spanish Kiss
- The Star (of David)
- Banzai Washout
Side Two
- Glory Wave
- Surfin' Rebel
- Never On Sunday
- Mama's Gone Surfin'
- Tidal Wave
- Thunder Wave
LP in VG++ Condition, 45 in VG+ Condition, inner sleeve shows some staining on top, Outer Jacket in overall Very Nice condition with some writing top left corner (JERRY L in blue marker) also back top left corner (JNL in blue pen). Top edge a little rough, otherwise less wear than I'd expect with a 41 year old record.
See Scans and Photos.
From the Fender Guitar Website...
"The King of the Surf Guitar," Dick Dale singlehandedly created the surfing sound in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Not only did he inspire a generation of guitarists, but he was instrumental in the development of Fender® amplifiers, as he shredded speakers left and right to the dismay and delight of Leo Fender, the company’s founder.
Dale’s guitar playing style was then and is still unique. Aggressive and hard-driving for its day, it was a marked departure from the rock ‘n’ roll of 1961-1962, when Dale first hit the charts with "Let’s Go Trippin’" and "Misirlou." A true surfer who surfed sun up to sundown, he has always explained his sound as a sonic representation of the waves and the thrill of surfing. Additionally, a good dose of Dale’s Lebanese heritage can be heard in some of his playing, particularly "Misirlou," as echoes of the Middle Eastern music he heard and played growing up.
Born Richard Monsour, he and his father purchased a ballroom in Newport Beach, California and turned it into a venue for surfers’ music, and later created their own Deltone record label. Like many other artists, Dale’s career was radically altered by the British Invasion, but he continued to have an impact on other guitarists – most notably Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix included the spoken line "You’ll never hear surf music again" on "Third Stone from the Sun" (Are You Experienced?, 1967, MCA) as a tribute to his friend Dick Dale, who was desperately ill with cancer at the time. Miraculously, he recovered.
Following the rediscovery of "Misirlou" for the movie Pulp Fiction, Dale’s career has been rejuvenated and he has continued to record new material and tirelessly pursue a grueling tour schedule – a schedule even more amazing considering he is near retirement age. For tour info, check out Dick’s website at dickdale.com.
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