The Victor-Dick Dale

Surf music

[williamgerbitz]

This song sounds incredible in the car. Rock on, Dick Dale!!!!

[brianslocum]

Always ahead of his time because he’s timeless . Truly great song and artist in every way . RIP I’m glad I saw him a few times

[JohnSmith-bpbx]

Dick truly deserved the title, King of the Surf guitar.

[tricorn]

My Tribute to Surf Guitar Legend Dick Dale who SHOULD be in the Rock an Roll Hall of Fame. t

[FoxPopvli]

Oh god! THank you youtube and thanks to you for uploading this masterpiece! It made my day :')

[jibberism]

RIP my man. Those were some great tunes.

[Daniel-tsuy]

Have this on a 45. B-side of Mr. Eliminator. Yup, I'm old.

[bshpilot]

RIP Dick Dale...always the “Surfers Choice and “ Miserlou” will always be my iPhone ring tone..forever! Cowabunga!

[pigmeatmartin]

The living God of the Surf Guitar. Dick pays homage to his Lebanese roots w/ this one. Ironic in these most Arab loathing of times in America that an Arab-American kid created that most iconic and innocent of American rock styles, surf music. His contributions to what became hard rock, power chords, the beefed up amps to play 'em on, came while inventing surf music. Dick is the Man.

[mantiss]

It is so cool I can't believe my ears!!!!

[thejerseyj]

Go to a CD if you want to REALLY hear it.
It lost a lot in this transfer.
But, thank you for posting.

[Cretin-]

always my favorite DD song. RIP, Dolly from Neptune's Net on PCH...used to hear this in the background as she read the surf report by looking out the front door to County. Now, it's 5, 000 guys on one wave because of the fucking internet. never a surpise 6' and glassy because you understood a tide chart and watched the weather report the night before. ...

[tricorn]

Help Get Dick Dale Into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Join the club on Facebook

[ZigsX]

This song makes me wanna rob Diner, with serpents mask and black leather jacket.

[coralbricks]

Who's this Victor guy I hear so much about ? And why does he get the spoils ?

[mconnors]

DD was very entertaining all the way until his death. A little decline in sheer power when he got into his 70s, but he compensated by doing acoustic numbers and stuff. The man was a showman of the old school, not just a flashy guitarist.