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From the opening drum roll, Surf Blaster gets your feet tapping as you visualize a top surfer playing with an excellent two minute ride.
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Too late to turn back now - go over the edge with the V-People!
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The name of our hometown community in Northeast L.A.- makes a nice title for this semi-ballad.
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The Vara-Tones have landed! Somewhere in the set list of every 60`s garage band worth their salt there had to be 1) an invaders-from-outer-space song and 2) a chicken song (see track 12).
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Reminiscent of that warm peaceful beach with the moon shimmering over the bay as
you pop open another Corona.
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Like the sign says - the jetty IS subject to high surf!
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Takes us back to one of surfdom`s favorite 60`s haunts, The Rendezvous Ballroom, for a classic surf style tune, with a tip of the hat to the Surfaris, The Chantays, and The Rhythm Rockers.
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This tune was our first original, written in 1961 and updated for the album. The beat might be called "groove-surf".
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A spontaneous jam at our 1997 reunion resulted in this tune.
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The Vara-Tones single, re-worked for guitar.
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Inspired by a perfect day at the beach, then listening to live surf at the Rendezvous!
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Yep, that`s right! It`s our chicken song!
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This tune features our drummer Rich, who started out on boxes, hence the title!
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With a growling sax lead, a thundering bass line, and all the unrestrained exuberance of a bunch of guys having a real good time.
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