Susan & The Surftones
Wrap-around
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Instrumental surf with twang-guitar
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this new album by Susan & the surftones leans more towards surf than garage, much cleaner than ever but still great songs that have mean guitar tones to spare!
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Wrap-around details the thoughtful edges of surf music, but still rocks with a t
author: M.L. DowneyWest 30 kicks off the instrumental mix of surf guitar and mysterio organ that dominates Susan and the Surftones’ Wrap-around. Led by Susan Yasinski’s guitar, the Surftones take a leisurely stroll through 10 originals and four covers. While lacking the gritty fireworks of the group’s All the Beat ... All the Best Live, Wrap-around rewardingly details the quieter, more thoughtful places in surf music. Lonely Crimson Sea, Sand Dreamer and Blue’s Theme feature the classic lineup of keyboards, guitar and drums. Wrap-around is not without punch though – in addition to the twangy West 30, Yaskinski’s Blondes in Cars roars along very nicely. Great covers of More (tasty guitar work), Ghost Riders in the Sky and a thumping version of the Clash’s Should I Stay or Should I Go keep things from getting too sedate.
its not a waste of money....
author: John... but it seems a bit laid back for a 'surf band'. It seems to be a bit forced out... maybe surf is not the natural form of music for this band. But, hey, I hope I don't sound too critical. It has its moments, just not very many of them.