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1. Walk-Don't Run | The Ventures | |
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2. Dance With The Guitar Man | Duane Eddy | |
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3. Send Me An Angel | Neal Schon | |
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4. Peter Gunn Suite | Ray Anthony | |
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5. A Place In The Sun | Friends of Dean Martinez | |
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6. Misirlou | Dick Dale | |
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7. Tequila | The Champs | |
House band for Memphis'
Stax label scored several
instrumental hits of their
own when not backing Otis
Redding and others. Drum...
Known as the "King of
Twang," Eddy's unique
instrumentals helped
popularize the electric
guitar in the late 1950s.
Rockabilly, rock, guitar and
feedback fans have revered
Wray's instrumentals since
the 1950s. Wray wrote his
menacing signature tune "...
Los Straitjackets dress like
Mexican wrestlers and play
perfectly retro-fitted surf
rock.
One of the rocking pioneers
of Surf guitar, Johnson was
a charter member of the
Surfaris and the Belairs.
A big influence on 1960s
surf rock, drummer Sandy
Nelson hit with "Let There
Be Drums" and "Teen Beat."
Made immortal by their
incredible 1959 instrumental
"Sleepwalk," Santo and
Johnny were a guitar and
pedal steel duo. Johnny F...
A phenomenally tight,
rhythmically complex
studio band, the Meters'
music was a key
component in the develo...
Responsible for the '60s
instrumental hit "Wild
Weekend," the Rockin'
Rebels were actually a
number of different band...
An all-instrumental band of
the 1960s, the Shadows had
their biggest hit with
"Apache."
One of the most prolific
instrumental bands of the
'60s, the Ventures are best
known for the theme to
"Hawaii 5-0". The Venture...
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