Live At The Santa Monica Pier

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Vinyl LP Details

Released: February 10, 2017
Originally Released: 2017
Label: Rockbeat Records

Tracks on Disc 1:

1. Shredded Heat
2. Nitro
3. The Trail of Tears
4. Fish Taco
5. Take It Or Leave It
6. Ghost Riders In The Sky
7. Caterpillar Crawl
8. Rumble

Tracks on Disc 2:

1. Miserlou
2. Calling Up Spirits
3. Window
4. Nitrus
5. The Wedge Paradiso
6. Let's Go Trippin

Product Description:

The legendary surf guitar legend rocks the Santa Monica Pier

You never really know just how appropriate the nickname ''King of the Surf Guitar'' is until you see Dick Dale play live. The power of Dick's technique is the sound he invented, the harder edge style of playing surf music that others imitated but never quite duplicated. No other player and no other group from that era can claim that kind of pioneering style and showmanship. Case in point, ''Miserlou'' was used as the main title theme in Quentin Tarentino's ''Pulp Fiction''. It's a classic instrumental, a timeless rock masterpiece that remains absolutely perfect over 50 years after its initial release and will still sound fresh 50 years from now.