
Dick Dale- The Very Best Of Dick Dale (CD)
Its hard to underestimate the talent and influence of Dick Dale. With the possible exception of Les Paul, no modern guitar player has done so much behind the scenes to create the sound and gear of contemporary electric guitar, from helping to develop the Showman amp and outboard reverb gear to his playing itself, which incorporated Middle Eastern scales in the late '50s and early '60s when such things were unheard of on electric guitar -- and he did all this by playing guitar left-handed, upside down and backwards, and at massive volume.
Tracklist:
- Miserlou
- Let's Go Trippin'
- Hava Nagila
- Riders in the Sky
- Shake n' Stomp
- King of the Surf Guitar
- Surfing Drums
- Third Stone from the Sun
- Night Rider
- Mr. Eliminator
- Pipeline
- Surf Beat
- HMFIC
- Surf Buggy
- Esperanza
- Nitro
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$4.20Dick Dale- The Very Best Of Dick Dale (CD)
Its hard to underestimate the talent and influence of Dick Dale. With the possible exception of Les Paul, no modern guitar player has done so much behind the scenes to create the sound and gear of contemporary electric guitar, from helping to develop the Showman amp and outboard reverb gear to his playing itself, which incorporated Middle Eastern scales in the late '50s and early '60s when such things were unheard of on electric guitar -- and he did all this by playing guitar left-handed, upside down and backwards, and at massive volume.
Tracklist:
- Miserlou
- Let's Go Trippin'
- Hava Nagila
- Riders in the Sky
- Shake n' Stomp
- King of the Surf Guitar
- Surfing Drums
- Third Stone from the Sun
- Night Rider
- Mr. Eliminator
- Pipeline
- Surf Beat
- HMFIC
- Surf Buggy
- Esperanza
- Nitro
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Its hard to underestimate the talent and influence of Dick Dale. With the possible exception of Les Paul, no modern guitar player has done so much behind the scenes to create the sound and gear of contemporary electric guitar, from helping to develop the Showman amp and outboard reverb gear to his playing itself, which incorporated Middle Eastern scales in the late '50s and early '60s when such things were unheard of on electric guitar -- and he did all this by playing guitar left-handed, upside down and backwards, and at massive volume.
Tracklist:
- Miserlou
- Let's Go Trippin'
- Hava Nagila
- Riders in the Sky
- Shake n' Stomp
- King of the Surf Guitar
- Surfing Drums
- Third Stone from the Sun
- Night Rider
- Mr. Eliminator
- Pipeline
- Surf Beat
- HMFIC
- Surf Buggy
- Esperanza
- Nitro












