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- Surfbeat abstract "Surfbeat was the first album recorded by the Los Angeles-based surf rock group The Challengers. They recorded the album in a 3½ hour session at the end of 1962. The album was released in early 1963 and became a huge hit, helping to propel the surf genre. It was sought by collectors for many years and gained great notoriety in the obscure surf market. In 1994, Sundazed records, a company with a lot of vintage surf at its disposal, released the album on CD with two bonus tracks.The tracks are all old numbers that serve as the foundation for surf rock. Songs by The Fireballs and Duane Eddy are on the album. The Beach Boys' debut Surfin' Safari and Surfer's Choice, the debut from Dick Dale & His Del-Tones had been released just a few months before Surfbeat was recorded. Tracks from both are on this album.Two tracks on the album, "Vampire" and "Kami-Kaze" are actually recordings by The Bel-Airs, the band that the Challengers formed out of. The guitarists and saxophonist are the only differences in line-up. The two songs were written cowritten by Bel-Airs guitarist Paul Johnson, who remained close to the band, later playing with them on other projects. The album also includes a cover of The Bel-Airs' "Mr. Moto", the short-lived group's only hit.".
- Surfbeat artist The_Challengers_(band).
- Surfbeat genre Surf_music.
- Surfbeat producer Richard_Delvy.
- Surfbeat runtime "1946.0".
- Surfbeat subsequentWork Lloyd_Thaxton_Goes_Surfing_with_The_Challengers.
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- Surfbeat artist The_Challengers_(band).
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- Surfbeat genre Surf_music.
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- Surfbeat label "Vault".
- Surfbeat length "1946.0".
- Surfbeat name "Surfbeat".
- Surfbeat nextAlbum "Lloyd Thaxton Goes Surfing with The Challengers".
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- Surfbeat producer Richard_Delvy.
- Surfbeat recorded "Late 1962".
- Surfbeat released "January 1963".
- Surfbeat rev AllMusic.
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- Surfbeat thisAlbum "Surfbeat".
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- Surfbeat subject Category:1963_debut_albums.
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- Surfbeat comment "Surfbeat was the first album recorded by the Los Angeles-based surf rock group The Challengers. They recorded the album in a 3½ hour session at the end of 1962. The album was released in early 1963 and became a huge hit, helping to propel the surf genre. It was sought by collectors for many years and gained great notoriety in the obscure surf market.".
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