THE DENVERMEN "Surfside" And Other Great Instrumentals Vinyl LP Surf Instrumenta
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Apr 3, 2022
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Mar 27, 2022
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Australia
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Canetoad CTLP-008 Mono 1989 Australia
CONDITION: Mint
Sydney band The Denvermen was one of the premier Australian surf-instrumental groups of the early 1960s and although they have been somewhat overshadowed by their better-known contemporaries The Atlantics, they certainly deserve more recognition. The original lineup was formed in late 1961, by members of two earlier Sydney groups, Digger Revell and the Lonely Ones and Paul Dever and the Denvermen. Denvermen guitarist Les Green brought the Denvermen name with him when that group split and he joined Digger Revell. The group began by organising its own dances but gained national prominence thanks to appearances on the ABC's pioneering rock'n'roll TV show Six O'Clock Rock hosted by Johnny O'Keefe.
The Denvermen soon gained renowned as one of the best live instrumental groups in the country, and they reportedly invested in some of the best sound equipment available at the time. Les Green was one of the first guitarists in Australia to use effects boxes on his guitar, notably the Klempf Echolette. This was one of the first portable tape-delay echo machines and the same device used by Hank Marvin to achieve the distinctive rippling echo and reverb effects on The Shadows' classic recordings. According to Ian McFarlane, Les was also greatly influenced by American singer-guitarist Duane Eddy.
Tracklist
The HMV Singles - 1962/1963 A1 Outback 2:27 A2 The Mexican 2:24 A3 Surfside 2:30 A4 Lisa Maree 2:11 A5 Nightrider 2:14 A6 Blue Mountains 2:27 A7 Avalon Stomp 2:08 A8 Harbour Cruise 2:19 The RCA Singles - 1963/1964 B1 Stomp Fever 2:27 B2 The Sun Seeker 2:26 B3 Mystery Wave 2:05 B4 Spanish Sands 2:57 B5 The Rebel 2:34 B6 Vaquero 1:47 B7 Surfers Blues 2:35 B8 The Proud Ones 2:31 B9 Route No. 1 1:57 B10 She's Gone 2:28price rating
