Thanks Joseph for watching.

So true!

Check out Messer Chups playing Miserlou,… they're the deal.

Thank you :) Maybe I will have a couple Slacktone videos from Sunday, per band approval.

Dusty & Sam were also in Agent Orange for a time.

Thanks Dave F! When I watched this I literally cried. I live in Nebraska now because I must. But as a California native I used to frequent Huntington Beach. The pier. The beach. The drum circle...Main Street...PCH...etc. Your performance reminded me of when I played with my friends in SoCal with my bands. And sometimes we'd even play Surf music too. Bless all of you! I so hope this lineup as of 2024 is still ariund and Rockin'! Carry on gents!

Буду учится играть манеру как он.

The 2024 Surfin Sundays are June 23, July 14, Aug 19, Sept 29 & Oct 13. Don't know who is playing

Slacktone on cd www.discogs.com/artist/390537-Slacktone

Age means nothing, someday hopefully you'll realize that Look up Les Paul. And all those rockers from 1950s, 1960s, 1970, 1980s, are as old as this guy.

@@luckyshow Obviously it doesn't, it's just not quite what I was expecting honestly. Pleasantly surprised, 10/10

drummer Dusty Watson.

The beginning of Link Wray's "Rumble"

@@tikibongo99 fucking awesomeness 👌

Just alternating between open E string and the tune. Try listening at half speed.

@@manuellayburr382 Thanks, I’ve actually tried this myself since making the comment, copied the notes and got pretty far in imitating the intro riff style. Even after this I’m still left wondering what type of strumming pattern that is, it’s got sort of a middle eastern feel I can’t put my finger on. I would honestly be surprised if slacktone of all bands was really the first one to play surf like that because then to me it’s revolutionary and underrated. If you or anyone can point to other bands/music genres with that kind tremolo picking that would be awesome because with slacktone, sometimes it’s hard to pinpoint their influence.

@@Robert-qn4ox The earliest surf version was I believe by Dick Dale in 1963 (plays guitar left-handed with thinnest strings upwards!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a6ySaMShrczOpZs.html - Before that you have to go back to the original ballad - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJmkfcKJ3qjbqXk.html

@@Robert-qn4ox Dick Dale's trademark was this style of playing as you will find if you search for him on KZfaq.

Surf music is an amazing story. Read up on it. Dick Dale bought guitars and amps directly From Leo Fender. When he kep blowing up his little Princeton amps Leo and Freddy Tavares went to see Dick Dale in concert. That was the exact moment of inspiration for bigger, louder amps; The Showman, Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb. The start of guitar shredders and loud amps began in SoCal with Dick Dale and Surf Music.

Oh yeah that was ..Rumble

Surf guitarists love Link Wray. The annual Link Wray Rumble is June 3. www.laweekly.com/event/link-wray-guitar-rumble-9455422

Dick Dale Chubby Checker Xavier Cugat and hundreds more

You can ask him on his channel Slacktone Dave

@@tikibongo99 Okay, thanks!

and Slacktone goes pretty much full tilt like this their whole set, aside from a quieter song or 2.

Other lesser jealous musicians prolly

Sam Bolle plays bass with Slacktone. Sam played with Dick Dale for many a year.

No clue. Dave W always uses his 2 amps. He has his own channel. You can ask him directly.

@@tikibongo99 Ok! What's the name of the channel, if you know?

@@fuzzyloomchannel Slacktone Dave