The Challengers - The Challengers - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Formed in 1962, the Challengers, an instrumental surf music band, were highly influential on the burgeoning surf music scene that was sweeping across California in the early 1960's. The band was formed out of the pioneer surf band called the Bel-Airs who scored a big hit with a surf instrumental titled InchMr. Moto.Inch Presented here is their classic 1966 album, InchChallengers a Go Go,Inch featuring surf versions of the Rolling Stones' InchSatisfactionInch, the Beatles InchShe's a Woman,Inch and Chuck Berry's InchJohnny Be Good.Inch Finally available in the digital domain, all selections newly remastered.

Formed in 1962, the Challengers, an instrumental surf music band, were highly influential on the burgeoning surf music scene that was sweeping across California in the early 1960's. The band was formed out of the pioneer surf band called the Bel-Airs who scored a big hit with a surf instrumental titled InchMr. Moto.Inch Presented here is the original 1969 compilation of greatest hits culled from the various popular singles the band recorded for the Los Angeles based Vault tag. Included are many fine surf standards including InchPipeline,Inch InchApache,Inch InchTelstar,Inch and the Challengers updated version of the Bel-Airs big hit, InchMr. Moto.Inch Finally available in the digital domain, all selections newly re-mastered.

Formed in 1962, the Challengers, an instrumental surf music band, were highly influential on the burgeoning surf music scene that was sweeping across California in the early 1960's. The band was formed out of the pioneer surf band called the Bel-Airs who scored a big hit with a surf instrumental titled InchMr. Moto.Inch Presented here is their vintage 1963 album InchOn the Move,Inch featuring the surf classic InchApache,Inch a surf version of InchHava NagilaInch and the pop chestnut InchOn Broadway.Inch Members of the Challengers on this album are Richard Delvy (drums); Randy Nauert (bass); Art Fisher (guitar); Ed Fournier (guitar) and Phil Pruden (saxophone). Finally available in the digital domain, all selections newly re-mastered.