This time the big tough half-hour came 30 minutes in to let everybody get pumped up for the US vs. Ghana game!
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In New Orleans
New Orleans is not a place where surf the surf craze really took off. Finding material for this show isn't totally done online, but rather trawling through any pile of records I can find hoping for instrumentals. If you're hoping to dig in, I can make it easier for you. Keep in mind that this is *just* for surf instrumentals. If I were to list great record stores I would have a few more and in a different order.
Once upon a time a big hurricane made its way through New Orleans. Not that one though. This one was hurricane Isaac in 2012. A lot of us were stuck without power in the August/September heat for a week. So I had this idea of doing an acoustic show, and made the ridiculous request of local surf groups to do an acoustic set. The Bills answered that call. They went ahead and gave it a shot having no idea what it would sound like. It sounded like this.
The Maggot
It took a lot of work to make something this ugly and there's still a lot of stuff to work out! But it's nice to have a centralized spot for information, playlists, and links to cool surf stuff. Lemmy know what you think!
the glaciers - june mountain (from sea to ski)
the surfaris - scratch (hit city '64)
husky and the sandmen - flight to venus (ridin the wild surf)
el supernaut - let's lynch the landlord (plays half dead)
the good the bad - 019 (from 018 to 033)
the croc-o-dolls - jungle hootenanny (45)
the dodgers - upturn (45)
ken bozeman - wanted (45)
phil baugh - chattanooga (45)
roy clark - texas twist (45)
the saturday knights - ticonderoga (45)
the ventures - 007-11 (45)
bo diddley - bodacious (bo diddley is loose)
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