The Phantom Surfers And Dick Dale - LP

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The Phantom Surfers & Dick Dale ( Crown Records HF - CCD 5358 - LP 1996)

Synopses:

Surf music revivalists the Phantom Surfers formed in early 1988 around the lineup of guitarists Johnny Bartlett and Mel Bergman, bassist Mike Lucas, and drummer Danny Seelig. Originally founded at the 11th hour to fill a cancelled gig at the University of California Santa Cruz, the group quickly emerged as an underground favorite, famed for their mystery-kitsch image (Lone Ranger masks were de rigeur) and carefully choreographed stage act; the debut Phantom Surfers LP 18 Deadly Ones followed on Norton Records in 1991 amidst a flurry of 7"s, and in the years to follow, the band remained frighteningly prolific, issuing albums and singles on over a dozen different labels (including discs with guitar legends Dick Dale and Davie Allan). In time, Seelig left the group to join the Hi-Fives and was replaced by drummer Russell Quan; in the wake of The Great Surf Crash of '97, Bartlett also handed in his resignation, with Maz Kattuah assuming his guitar duties. 2000's XXX Party featured contributions from comedy legends Rudy Ray "Dolomite" Moore and Clarence "Blowfly" Reid.

The Phantom Surfers wear masks and often pay twangy homage to classic B-movies and horror films.

By Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Personnel:
* Johnny "Big Hand" Bartlett: guitar
* Mel "Frostbite" Bergman: guitar
* Michael "Daddy Love" Lucas: bass
* Maz "Tender Pants"/"Good Knievel" Kattuah: drums
* Trent Ruane: rhythm guitar and organ

Track list:
01 – Stop That, Cedric
02 – The Tell Tale Couch
03 – Rochambeau
04 – Tic-Toc-RockTic-Toc-RockTic
05 – The Battle Of Little Big Hand
06 – Skirfir
07 – Fairest Of Them All
08 – Wow!
09 – The Lonely Mattress
10 - Gas Chamber
11 – Try To Hide Me
12 – Pretty Little Lisa
13 – Sloth In Molasses
14 - We’ll Never Hear The End Of It
15 – Move it (previous unreleased) – bonus
16 - Orbitron (previous unreleased) – bonus

LP gentilmente cedido por M. Romão.
Ripado do vinil. Digitalização (capas e áudio) e masterização, por João Romão.