reverberati - the Grand Duel (combat surf)
hipbone slim and the knee tremblers - Swagger (hipbone slim vs sir bald)
king charles' head - Jinx (king charles head/ld50 split ep)
the incredible heavies - johnny utah (surrounded by assassins)
steelism - the landlocked surfer (615 to fame)
Jerry Cole & His Spacemen - racing waves (surf age)
the creations - the crash (surf-age nuggets)
the illusions - jezabel (cowabunga disc 2)
the surfaris - scratch (hit city '64)
the deuce coupes - dawn patrol (hotrodders' choice)
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There's a few more items I want to draw attention to this past year...
Based on this and the Speedball Jr 7"s that came out in 2014, there must be some sort of discount going on at a record pressing plant for doing 2 different 7"s. Nobody's complaining though! Russian weirdo surfers The Messer Chups have kicked off 2014 with two 7"s named Jokermobile and Church of Reverb
The end of 2014 means we're about 50 years after when the surf craze fizzled out. Yet here we are, pumping out more surf music with no signs of slowing down. We've gone in all sorts of different directions since then, but some bands stay true to the cause and play by the rules. This sections is for those groups that are keeping the torch lit.
Never been a huge fan of Christmas music and putting it in surf music form doesn't make it better. So a few of them made it in here, but only ones I actually enjoyed.
the dusty watson complex - little drummer boy (seasonal favorites vol. 2)
dave & the customs - ali baba (surf guitars rumble)
the revomatics - rocker box (live at lucky joe's tiki room)
reverberati - 77 (combat surf)
the fleshtones - time zone (stomp! shout! scream!)
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