Jan & Dean Surf City/Dead Man's Curve CD United Kingdom

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve Music

List Price	$20.98 (You save $2.49)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Oldies, Surf, Enhanced CD
Label	Beat Goes On
Orig Year	1963
All Time Sales Rank	52949
CD Universe Part number	6764973
Catalog number	633
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 09, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jan Berry
Personnel	Dean Torrence Jan Berry - vocals Also: Tom Scott, Leon Russell, Hal Blaine, Glen Campbell, Tommy Tedesco, Earl Palmer, Steve Douglas, Ray Pohlman, Jimmy Bond, Billy Strange, Jay Migliori, Bill Pitman, Sidney Sharp, Don Altfeld, Don Wood, Dayton Howe, Richard Leiber, Roy Katon
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Jan & Dean Surf City/Dead Man's Curve Songs

1.	Surf City	$0.99
2.	Memphis	$0.99
3.	Detroit City	$0.99
4.	Manhattan
5.	Philadelphia, Pa
6.	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
7.	Honolulu Lulu
8.	Kansasa City
9.	I Left My Heart in San Francisco
10.	You Came a Long Way From St. Louis
11.	Tallahassee Lassie
12.	Soul City
13.	Dead Man's Curves
14.	3-Window Coupe
15.	Bucket "T"
16.	Rockin' Little Roadster
17.	"B" Gas Rickshaw
18.	Mighty G.T.O.
19.	New Girl in School, The
20.	Linda	$0.99
21.	Barons West L.A.
22.	School Days
23.	It's as Easy as 1, 2, 3	$0.99
24.	Hey Little Freshman

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on Jan & Dean Surf City/Dead Man's Curve CD - Import.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Sonny & Cher Wondrous World Of Sonny & Cher CD (1998)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$11.59

CD debut of the couple's second album, first ...

Also Bought

Johnny Otis 1945-1947 CD (2002)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$17.19

Also Bought

Deep Six CD (2003) (Import) United Kingdom

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$15.75

Also Bought

Cascades Rhythm Of The Rain CD (1963)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$9.79

Also Bought

Jan & Dean Ride The Wild Surf/Folk N' Roll CD (2005) (Import) Remastered; United Kingdom

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$18.79

Also Bought

Alexis Korner Kornerstoned: Anthology 1958-1983 CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$24.79

Snuff Tweet Tweet My Lovely CD (1998)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$11.39

D Note Criminal Justice CD (1995)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$13.99

James Plotkin Peripheral Blur CD (1998)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$11.89

K D Lang Shadowland CD (1988)

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$9.19

Personnel: K.D. Lang, Brenda Lee, Loretta Lynn, Kitty Wells (vocals); Jimmy Capps (acoustic guitar); Pete Wade (electric guitar); Buddy Emmons, Hal Rugg (steel guitar); Harold Bradley (gut string guitar, banjo, ukulele, bass); Rob Hajacos, Buddy Spicher (fiddle); Tony Migliore (accordion, piano); Jim Horn (saxophone); Hargus "Pig" Robbins, Rodger Morris (piano); Henry Strzelecki (acoustic bass); Buddy Harman (drums).
The Jordanaires: Neal Matthews, Louis Nunley, Gordon Stoker, Duane West (vocals).
Tennessee: Doug Clements, Jim Ferguson, Louis Nunley, Hurshel Wiginton (vocals).
The Nashville String Machine: Bill McElhiney (arrangements); George Binkley, Conni Ellisor, Carl Gorodetzky, Lee Larrison, Ted Madsen, Dennis Molchan, Pamela Sixfin (violin); John Borg, Gary Vanosdale (viola); Roy Christensen, Bob Mason (cello).
Recorded at Bradley's Barn, Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Owen Bradley.
On her first two albums, k.d. lang took a witty and playful approach to the sounds and traditions of classic country music, and while it was obvious she truly loved the music, she also seemed to be having a bit of fun at its expense at the same time. But in 1988, lang proved beyond a doubt that she was serious about country (as well as her own talent) with Shadowland, an homage to the polished countrypolitan sounds of the 1950s and '60s that was produced by Owen Bradley, the iconic Nashville producer who was behind the controls for many of Patsy Cline's most memorable recordings. lang herself sought out Bradley to work on the album, and luring him out of retirement proved to be a masterstroke; rather than try to re-create the lush textures and deep atmosphere of Bradley's sides for Cline or Brenda Lee herself, lang went to the source, and Bradley gave her studio settings that referenced his work during Nashville's golden era while adding an ever-so-slight contemporary sheen. Bradley also brought aboard an all-star crew of legendary Nashville studio hands and invited Loretta Lynn, Brenda Lee, and Kitty Wells to sing with lang on the closing "Honky Tonk Angels' Medley." In the hands of many artists, this sort ...

Primal Scream Evil Heat CD (2002) Bonus Tracks; Japan

Surf City/Dead Man's Curve

$36.09
Japanese edition of 2002 album includes one Japanese only bonus track, 'Substance D'. Initial pressings included a bonus DVD.
Primal Scream: Bobby Gillespie, Robert Young, Gary Mounfield, Martin Duffy, Andrew Innes, Darrin Mooney.
Additional personnel includes: Kate Moss (vocals); Robert Plant (harmonica).
Producers: Kevin Shields, Two Lone Swordsmen, Jagz Kooner.
The Japanese edition includes one additional track.
It was pretty hard to guess what Primal Scream would do with a follow-up to their bombastic 2000 release, XTRMNTR. That record broke all kinds of ground for a group that had consistently shifted with popular culture since their Madchester/acid house success of Screamadelica. XTRMNTR offered up a maddening scope of aggressive beats and screaming politics that the group had not previously tackled. Jarring and off-putting at times (albeit a stroke of brilliance), the record is a tad difficult to sit all the way through. Evil Heat seems to attempt to bridge together the two worlds of their past club psychedelia and the blastings of XTRMNTR. In all, they succeed: there's some pounding and grinding for the club, and then some all-out cries and rockers to fill out the set. However, at times the dance stuff hits a lull, and they don't really take it anywhere. Such is the case with "Autobahn 66." Sure, club music is at times seemingly unchanging, but Primal Scream can take it to other places (and they have in the past). The transcendental moves of Vanishing Point or the spiritual grooves apparent on Screamadelica had taken surface repetition and opened ...