Surf beat : rock'n'roll's forgotten revolution / by Kent Crowley
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Credit LineCrowley, Kent
Object numberBKS.296
DescriptionSurf Beat tells the story of the rise of surf music at the dawn of the 60s. It began as a youthful, primitive instrumental music, pioneered by teenage bands like The Belairs and The Surfaris and powered by loud electric guitars and amplifiers. Later--to the dismay of hardcore surfers--came the more sophisticated vocal form of the music, best exemplified by The Beach Boys and Jan & Dean.On View
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