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Cornells
Surf Fever: Best of
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Beachbound - The Cornells, Linkletter
2. Shanghied - The Cornells, Dangel, Rick
3. Malibu Surf - The Cornells, Harshmann
4. Stompin' After Five - The Cornells, Lewis
5. Misirlou - The Cornells, Leeds, Milton
6. Night Train - The Cornells, Forrest, Jimmy
7. Surfer's Stomp - The Cornells, Daughtry, Mike
8. Caravan - The Cornells, Ellington, Duke
9. Cinnamon Cinder (It's a Very Nice Dance) - The Cornells, Regan
10. Detour - The Cornells, Westmoreland, Paul
11. Lone Star Stomp - The Cornells, Hershey
12. Agua Caliente - The Cornells, Carson
13. Mama's Little Baby [*] - The Cornells, Ventura [1]
14. Wak-A-Cha (AKA Do the Slauson) [*] - The Cornells, Engel
15. Surf Fever [*] - The Cornells, Correll

CD Details

All Artists: Cornells
Title: Surf Fever: Best of
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Release Date: 6/26/1995
Genres: Pop, Rock
Styles: Oldies & Retro, Rock Guitarists
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 090771606129

Synopsis

Album Description

Peter Lewis would later end up in Moby Grape, the rest of the Cornells would go on to found a prestigious college in upstate New York. But at this particular moment in time, they'd joined forces to play spiffy surf music while wearing equally spiffy surfin' jackets & sweaters. A sunken treasure liberated from Davy Jones' Locker by the fearless frogmen at Sundazed. Includes three bonus tracks, 'Mama's Little Baby', 'Wak-A-Cha', & 'Surf Fever'. Sundazed. 1995.

CD Reviews

Surfin' at Malibu, grunion runs, full moonshine on waves....

05/13/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Instantly took me back to those hot summer days of the sixties when my biggest worry wasn't how I'd look in a bikini, but if the RIGHT guy would notice me. Nostalgia and adventure packed into a little CD...remember when the Cornell's played at "Mother's" in Santa Monica? And appeared on "I've Got a Secret" with Garry Moore....and flew to New York to do the Les Crane show? This CD brings back all the memories of being a teen ager in the 60's and makes me wonder why we didn't see more of this group. Instrumentally, they were far superior to most of the beach bands and genetically, as the sons of celebrities, they had a "leg up" in the business. Now, perhaps a new generation can give them the recognition they so richly deserve, if they can keep the CD out of the hands of their parent and grandparents. Tom Crumplar, Pete Lewis, Jim O'Keefe, Charlie Correll and the late Bob Linkletter were five of the greated surf musicians ever."