Del-Fi Surf Monsters

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:47:12
Includes liner notes by The Masked Surfer. Personnel: Kenny Hinkle (vocals); Dave Myers (guitar, steel guitar, tenor saxophone, trumpet, bongos); Dave Pilgrim (guitar, electric piano, organ); Scott Pilgrim, Danny Moses, Jim Masoner, Elliot Kendall, Tommy Nunes, Chuck Vehle, Steve Norton, Bill Mullins, Bob Higgins , Dennis Rose, Dano Nichols (guitar); Wayne Martin Brown (steel guitar); Doug Weisman, Gus Zeising, Bobby Holmquist, Joel Rose, Joel Willenbring (saxophone); Ken Robison, Dennis Merrit (tenor saxophone); Ed Quarry (piano); Jake Cavaliere, Doug Nahory (organ); Lord Wahini (keyboards); Ted Pilgrim, Mike "Sticks" Biondo, Doug Hoekstra , Paul Gibson, Jim DeBeau, Vito Colapietro, Tim Fitzpatrick, Steve Eric Metz, Bob Colwell, Joe Dominic, John Barbata (drums); Ku (loops, sampler). Audio Mixer: Noel Gott. Del-Fi's Surf Monsters: Past, Present & Future Surf Klassics provides just what the title suggests: a half-and-half mix of classic surf from the genre's masters (the Original Surfaris, the Impacts, the Sentinals) and new works by up-and-comers (Man or Astroman?, the Bomboras, and the Dynotones). One of the reasons this collection works so well is that surf's young turks devote themselves to the faithful reproduction of the style's original guitar tones and production values, so new and old blend together seamlessly. Man or Astroman?'s "Flotation Devices for Frequencies Yet to Be Detected" surfs into the space age with plenty of atonal guitars and wobbly background synths, and the Tiki Tones' "Island of Lost Soul" features looping guitar lines, harpsichord flourishes and chanting for a hallucinatory, post-modern spin on surf. Though these two tracks represent today's surf scene at it's most envelope-pushing, songs like the Dynotones' "Devil's Martini," Huevos Rancheros' "Beach Blanket Blackout," and Powerjive's "Surf Session At Sunset" reflect these new groups' commitment to traditional twang and reverb. Past "Klassics" include "Surf Rider," "Miserlou," "Bombora," and "Exotic," making Surf Monsters an enjoyable blend of traditional and experimental surf. ~ Heather Phares
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)