Trashmen Surfin' Bird CD

Surfin' Bird Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $2.38)
Category	Rock Albums, Oldies CDs, Rock/Pop, Psychedelic, Garage Band
Label	Sundazed Music Inc.
Orig Year	1964
All Time Sales Rank	25933
CD Universe Part number	1133134
Catalog number	6064
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 26, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mono
Producer	Bob Irwin; Bob Irwin (Reissue)
Recording Time	39 minutes
Personnel	Bob Reed - bass Dal Winslow - vocals, guitar Steve Wahrer - drums Tony Andreason

Trashmen Surfin' Bird Songs

1.	Surfin' Bird	$0.99
2.	King of the Surf
3.	Henrietta
4.	Misirlou
5.	Malaguena
6.	It's So Easy
7.	Tube City
8.	My Woodie
9.	Bird Bath
10.	Kuk
11.	Money (That's What I Want)
12.	Sleeper
13.	Surfin' Bird - (demo version)
14.	Bird Dance Beat - (demo version)
15.	Walkin' My Baby
16.	Dancin' with Santa

Surfin' Bird Music Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

3 stars Geeze about time
Finally got it! guess the cd was not in stock.. even after the delay, you did good by getting your hands on this rare cd, others could not do it they had to cancel order. thanks, cd case arrived broken, but cd was ok. david.
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