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DJ since Nov 1, 2011
clmac
In any dictionary the word 'swanky' should have only a two-word definition: Les Baxter. Here he is with 'Calcutta.'
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Nothing wrong with a champagne glass you could practically swim around in. I think everyone should have one.
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The Villain In The Panama Hat? I think I know that guy.
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Ladies and germs, this guy must have the best name in surf rock. Burt Rocket and "Lobster Boat."
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Although it's Wednesday, it's always a perfect time for a little Sunday Morning Samba - nudge, nudge, wink, wink, if you know what I mean.
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The surf is a little rough today. Maybe it's because The Surfmen stopped by. Check out this tune, Ghost Hop, daddio!
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Some obscure Polynesian Pop. Taboo by the South Sea Serenaders. Ahhhh ...
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Groovy South American sounds via Italy's Nicola Conte. Enjoy!
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Enjoy the swinging, post-modern, groovy sounds of Hacienda!
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The King in Hawaii. I really need to invest in a white, studded, bell-bottomed jumpsuit.
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Ladies and germs, how do I get an invitation to this party?
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The lyrics may be unintelligible but to me they have but one meaning - Groovy!
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Thanks to Koop Kooper at Cocktail Nation for turning me on to these guys. On a side note, I really need to invest in a fez.
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~A Cha Cha Cha~ Stool Pigeon by the coolest cats of the Caribbean, Kid Creole and the Coconuts.
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More early surf rock awesomeness. 'Midnight Run' by the Pyramids.
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Some spiffy surf sounds from the kings of British early instrumental rock, The Shadows.
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Another obscure surf rock gem. "Rampage" by Terry & The Tags.
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Play that Hawaiian guitar. Play it! John Darnall with "Sophisticated Hula".
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Very little info on these guys except that they may be from Portugal. Who cares, though? Surfin' is a language all its own, baby!
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