The Surfaris - Wipe Out Album

Tracklist

1	Wipe Out
2	Surfer Joe

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
11, 12	The Surfaris	Surfer Joe / Wipe-Out ‎(7", Single)	D F S, D F S	11, 12	US	1963
D-335	The Surfaris	Wipe Out / Surfer Joe ‎(7", Single)	Dot Records	D-335	Norway	1963
45-144	The Surfaris	Wipe Out / Surfer Joe ‎(7", RE)	Dot Records	45-144	US	1966
DGT 023X	The Surfaris	Wipeout/Surfer Joe ‎(7", Single, RE)	Dot Records	DGT 023X	Canada	Unknown
1022-2703	The Surfaris	Wipe Out ‎(7")	ABC Golden Oldies	1022-2703	Canada	Unknown

Companies

• Manufactured By – The Gramophone Company Of Pakistan Ltd.

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Album

Wipe Out is the debut studio album by The Surfaris, released in 1963. It contains their best known song Wipe Out. Wipe Out 2:12 - Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson. Wiggle Wobble 2:40 - Les Cooper. Torquay 2:27 - George Tomsco. You Can't Sit Down 4:15 - Dee Clark, Kal Mann, Cornell Muldrow. Green Onions 2:45 - Booker T. Jones, Steve Cropper, Lewie Steinberg, Al Jackson, Jr. Tequila 2:05 - Joe Johnson. Wild Weekend 2:33 - Tom Shannon, Phil Todaro. Wipe Out - The Surfaris. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The Complete Compendium Anthology plus Bonus Volume of One Hit Wonders. Surf Spectacular. The Surfaris. Wipe Out is a tune written by Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller and Ron Wilson. The tune was first performed and recorded by The Surfaris, who were elevated to international status with the release of the Surfer Joe and Wipe Out single. The tune also featured in the films Surf's Up and Dirty Dancing. The term 'wipeout' refers to a fall from a surfboard, especially one that looks painful. Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller and Ron Wilson wrote the tune almost on the spot as a suitable B-side was needed for the intended &qu read. Wiping out wipe out Wiping out wipe out Wah wah wah Wiping out wipe out. nation When we get through we needed a vacation We wanted to party and get a little rest So we packed our things and headed out west We got our surfboards took the beach ball out Jumped in a limousine ready to wipe out Now were ready to go Here we go here we go One one two one two one two. hit it D Here we go We got to California I said headed for the beach There were girls galore all within our reach There was sand and sun and lots of fun But when we get there the fun really begun So we cut on the box and started to shout It was the Beach Boys rocking huh huh the Wipe Out. Album 2005 10 Songs. Wipe Out. Rock Surfaris featuring Bob Berryhill on lead guitar playing Wipe Out. Wipe Out charted again in 1966 when it was re-released, this time hitting 16. It was released again in 1970, but didn't chart. The story of The Surfaris is a little sticky, and there's some dispute over who played on their album and who owns the publishing rights. Apparently, Wipe Out and Surfer Joe are the only songs The Surfaris actually played on the album Wipe Out. The others were performed by another surf-rock group called The Challengers. Over the years, The Surfaris occasionally reformed, and even re-recorded Wipe Out for a K-Te. Released 1963. Wipe Out Tracklist. Wipe Out Lyrics. Surfer Joe Lyrics. About Wipe Out. Wipe Out Q&A. Wipe Out is probably the definitive surf rock instrumental. Comparable with such classics of the period such as Dick Dale's Let's Go Trippin', the Champs' Tequila, and Bill Doggett's Honkey Tonk, the track leads you right into the period and, as an added plus, defies you not to dance. The full-length album Wipe Out is almost as good. Follow The Surfaris and others on SoundCloud. Current track: Wipe OutWipe Out