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Challengers
Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing With
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Moon Dawg - The Challengers, Weaver, Dennis
2. Dance With the Guitar Man - The Challengers, Eddy, Duane
3. Comin' Home Baby - The Challengers, Dorough, Bob
4. You Can't Sit Down - The Challengers, Clark, Dee
5. Foot Patter - The Challengers, Tomsco, George
6. Rampage - The Challengers, Grey, Glenn
7. Ventures' Medley - The Challengers, Dominguez
8. Surfer's Pony - The Challengers, Delvy, Richard
9. The Twomp - The Challengers, Wilson, Don [1]
10. Tidal Wave - The Challengers, Bertrand, Eddie
11. Satan's Theme - The Challengers, Ganc, D
12. So What - The Challengers, Delvy, Richard
13. Out of Limits [#][*] - The Challengers, Gordon, Michael [3]
14. Moon Dawg [Alternate Version][#][*] - The Challengers, Weaver, Dennis

Full title - Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing With The Challengers. They didn't invent it, but the Challengers shaped & refined surf music like no other performers in the beach firmament. This Sundazed reissue of their 196... more »

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All Artists: Challengers
Title: Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing With
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Release Date: 8/30/1994
Genres: Pop, Rock
Styles: Oldies, Oldies & Retro, Rock Guitarists
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 090771603029, 081227631765, 090771603029

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Surf Music

Charles R. Nauert | Malibu, California USA | 08/31/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the Challengers Band's second album. It followed the amazing success of their first album Surfbeat. Surfbeat was the first album of what became known as surf music.Lloyd Thaxton was a local TV/Dance show host that was popular in Southern California in the '60's.The Challengers recorded the title song for his show "So What" and it is included here.If you like electric guitar instrumental music from the 60's as heard in the sound track of Pulp Fiction, you'll like this recording. The tracks are 'chestnuts' that the band performed live at dances... songs that always 'worked.'If you were around during the 60's you'll probably recognize several of the tunes. "Moondog" was used every week for Lyon's Drag Strip commercials and other tracks found their way into surf films and televisions shows.The Challengers recorded 28 albums under various names between 1960 and '66. I remember... because I'm the original bass player... and still live in Malibu and surf."