Wow I've always liked this song and the Ventures; I'll always remember driving home in Lewiston Idaho in the Fall after school in my little 1950 Chevy hardtop listening to this song on the radio. This version by the Ventures always brings back memories of that little car and how much I loved it.
I Agree with Si1v3rBakk every time I hear this song I get the chills Great song, Great Album, always brings back my teenage memories...The Ventures will live forever...:)
had this baseball coach from California named Rick in the earley sixties and cannot remember his last name but he used to tell all us kids he was part of the VENTUREs when they first started. I am sure he was giving us a bunch of BS but always wondered.
I was not around in the 60's or 70's, heck, I wasn't born till the late 80's but I was raised by my Grandfather, and this brings back so many memories =] I firmly believe that this is one of the greatest bands of all time, thanks for posting, and hope to see more.
Every time I hear this song i think back to the sixties and a long gone cartoon called "marine boy",does the same to me now as it did them,makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
I grew up in the early 60's with the Ventures music being played by my brother and his band. I remember him teaching me how to play this song. Wish I was back in the 50/60's.
Back in the 60's they played this song every day over the loudspeaker system at Camp Dearborn in southeast Michigan. Loved it then as I do now. Thanks for posting...
I like the Ventures from the 50th and 60th, there you hear the joy to make music and not the commerce. I am a big fan since 1967 and i am proud owner of 40 LP records only from the Ventures, and i search more (max.till 1980). Very great!
wow!!! thank you, this song bring me beautiful memories when i was a kid thinking that my dad´s 60 mercury monterrey was a spaceship to mars!!! thanks again im cryinng hahahaha!
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Why did ALL the instrumental bands of those age wasting their time covering EVERYONE else other instrumental songs (of other instrumental bands)??! Fuck sake this is getting ridiculous!
@JiS01 At least they were playing instruments, as opposed to firing MIDI loops, both on stage and in the studio, unlike most of the so-called 'bands' of this age. It takes talent to do this, unlike firing MIDI loops, which is done by engineers firing MIDI loops, of other people who have talent, in predetermined sequences, to allow supposed 'fresh' acts to be able to get on stage to 'perform' plagiarized fragments of music someone else wrote, instead of exhibiting true talent, as these bands did
He was on Channel 4's 24 Hour Emergency this week complaining of chest pains.
He seemed a top bloke (sort of an older Pierce Brosnan), hope he's ok now - they let him out without any complications though. At the end of the programe it mentioned he's doing a new album and changed his name to Franz Franklewurter (or something).
The punk and all the other ideas seem to waiting for your beacon. Any beacon is good. We all die, but as Sir William Wallace said, I don't know what was said. He was hung till almost dead, drawn across a long board while still alive, his innards taken out and shown to him,
HAVING JUST WATCHED THE DVD OF "TELSTAR" (WITH MY NOT REALLY KNOWING MUCH ABOUT JOE MEEK - WHEN HE WAS A\LIVE) I WAS VERY IMPRESSED WITH CON O'NEILL'S PORTRAYAL OF HIM. SEEMED TO ME AS BENG SOMEONE WHO WAS "HIS OWN WORST ENEMY" IN THE WAY HE TREATED THOSE WHO WORKED FOR HIM - LIKE GEOFF GODDARD. PERHAPS IF HE'D RECEIVED THE "TELSTAR" ROYALTIES SOONER, THINGS JUST MIGHT HAVE WORKED OUT DIFFERENTLY. SO SAD THAT HE DIED SO YOUNG IN SUCH A TRAGIC WAY
este fue gran grupaso de nuestros tiempos bellos que nunca bolveran los felicito por este gran aporte a la buena musica estrumental de los años 60&70 grasias pero muchas grasias....
of what record is this version (is it from the LP?) i have it from the "very best of". and in your stereo channels sound a lot more separated than mine...
VOY A COMPARTIR CON USTEDES LA PARTE MAS BELLA DE MI NIÑEZ, CUANDO EN LOS AÑOS 70 SE HABLABA DE LA COMUNICACION SATELITAL Y ESTABA DE MODA EL CASO OVNI (UFO), EN MEXICO SE REALIZABA EN EL CENTRO DEL PAIS LA COMISION UNIFICADORA DE FRECUENCIA, CUANDO SALIERON LOS APARATOS CON TRANSISTORES Y ELIMINARON EL USO LOS BULBOS, ADEMAS TENIA POCO TIEMPO DE HABERSE REALIZADO LA MISION DEL APOLO 11, ETC. NADA ERA MEJOR QUE "HECHARSE UN VIAJE" CON LA MUSICA DE "THE VENTURES", LOS EFECTOS INCREIBLES, HAAAAAA
The sound at the beginning of the song is one of the first instances of "flanging" where identical tracks are played at different speeds to get the jet-aircraft effect. Another early example is on Small Faces' "Itchycoo Park".
thats ok ..i saw your name but i use ''WAFFEN SS ''sometimes as afantasy name lol ..im german /jew anyway ..FRUEDENTHAL was my real name as i was adopted into the Kemper family ...my daughter law was born in Roswell ..funny huh [and lived there several years ]..keep posting as i tell Nokie all the time who is interested in his music ..he and judy are freinds of mine ..regards mike kemper ..
yeh thanks ahitler ..my dad also hated rock music and it really p___ssed him off to hear the VENTURES play country music flawlessly on the VENTURES PLAY THE COUNTRY CLASSICS album...finger rolls ..harmonics ..a lot of licks that the country musicians just couldnt or wouldnt use [or couldnt play ....i heard Nokie got a kick out of playing this album ..rumor was too that Jimmy Bryant and Billy Strange were on some of these cuts ..but i can assure you NOKIE EDWARDS can play all you hear and more
@mlkemper thanx , some shun me because of my infamous name , I dont believe in his politics in any way , I am a legal american whos father defected from germany during ww2, my father loved rock and roll , he was a damn good musician , and I play as well, the music on my playlists is what Im playing these days , its a lifestyle , Im russell the wizzard on myspace a local cult celebrity who builds radical streetrods in Roswell New Mexico,
i can tell you a lot about these guys because i know Nokie and his wife Judy well ....they are good to their fans and truthful about the thing that happened to them in the 1960's...they had a lot and i mean a lot of future ''stars ''playing on their albums ..from tedesco to leon ..david gates ..billy strange ..glen campbell[who didnt]..thats dons wife on the WALK DONT RUN 64 album cover ..red rhodes on steel ..mel played on some of buck owens and herb alperts things..and MONSTER MASH[DRUMS]
@mlkemper for a fleeting moment , all the tumblers were lined up in the heavens and thus was the 50-s and 60-s a age of innocence, and true love , art and the masters of music the ventures
The Tornadoes version is better than this I believe because it sticks to the conventions of sci-fi a little more than this version.
This version sounds like something you would hear at a fun-fair or something. I'm not bad mouthing it though because these are obviously some very talented individuals.
The Ventures had an awesome sound to them. I am 39 years of age and this brings back memories of my childhood and the Ventures were an enjoyment that the whole family enjoyed. Even my Dad liked them who hated rock and roll.
My older sister had this on a 45. On saturday mornings I would cue it up to play at the intro of "Fireball XL-5" with the sound turned down on the TV . Those were the days!
las que llegaran al hit pareid resumen de caciom que en diferentes epocas hicieron un deleite entre la juventud ahora aqui en radio 620 las que llegaron al hit paretd
@antoniozamoramaya bellos recuerdos de radio 6.20 estación del D.F. que disfrutamos con la voces del sr. Rascón Salmón(qepd) y del sr. Guillén. Las que llegaron al Hit Parade. La música que llegó para quedarse...
Both versions capture the times...the heavy, repetitive beat; the "space sounds," the pace...not our parents music! This is one you really had to blast. Can't count the number of times I'd barely hear my mother, "Turn that damn thing down!"
@redeyedol I LIKE THE VENTURES VERSION BUT THE TORNADOES VERSION IS BETTER BECAUSE IT HAS BACKWARDS TOILET BOWL FLUSHES REVERSE TAPE LOOPS OF BLOWING INTO A MICROPHONE HARP ELECTRIC VIOLIN SINGING WITH ORGAN AND GRETSCH GUITARS WHICH HAVE BETTER PICKUPS THAN FENDER GUITARS
The sonic boom at the end and the other sound effects really top it off. I love this song. Takes me way back to my childhood and reminds me of my Ma & Pa, who are now long gone.
Love the rocket blastoff sound at the beginning of this, as it should be for the Ventures' version. When I first heard this my buddy had it cranked up so high the floor shook...which is exactly what he wanted it to do! God bless the Ventures...if anyone can post the Ventures' version of Silver City please do so...it is in a class by itself. Thankfully I was exposed to it by my late brother...an outstanding owner of...and player of...various Fender and Gretsch guitars in the 50's and 60's...
Who played the keyboards? Thanks.
thanksforthemusic 3 days ago
Wow I've always liked this song and the Ventures; I'll always remember driving home in Lewiston Idaho in the Fall after school in my little 1950 Chevy hardtop listening to this song on the radio. This version by the Ventures always brings back memories of that little car and how much I loved it.
MrBigrandbo 4 weeks ago
This song haunts me. I will always remember my life when this came out on the am radio. Wow.
georgiestar1 1 month ago
I still have the album I bought when I was ten.
rlb96 1 month ago
I remember everyone playing this at all the dances we went to. Whew! In spite of the BS, it sure was fun growing up then.
MrDuffySir 1 month ago
I like this song so much>> from Thailand ^^
oatthai73 1 month ago
I Was Raised listening to this song.I was very young.I LOVE THIS SONG
sandran7121 1 month ago
I Agree with Si1v3rBakk every time I hear this song I get the chills Great song, Great Album, always brings back my teenage memories...The Ventures will live forever...:)
ongypma88 1 month ago 2
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ur right i thought i was the only one
Syzygy60 1 month ago
A great time before liberal democrats ruined our country along with affirmative action.
wilcarr1 2 months ago
@wilcarr1 Get a life Buisquetboy.
56hrm 3 weeks ago
was high tech in the 50s
paladinsf 3 months ago
brings back fond memories of my high school days. raffy mejia's opening number in his "flashback" program over at dzQL.
rexramones 3 months ago
Reminds me of christopher walken in the prophecy III
hkja99 3 months ago
had this baseball coach from California named Rick in the earley sixties and cannot remember his last name but he used to tell all us kids he was part of the VENTUREs when they first started. I am sure he was giving us a bunch of BS but always wondered.
wilcarr1 3 months ago
I was not around in the 60's or 70's, heck, I wasn't born till the late 80's but I was raised by my Grandfather, and this brings back so many memories =] I firmly believe that this is one of the greatest bands of all time, thanks for posting, and hope to see more.
vitalobsession 4 months ago
@vitalobsession you could have enjoyed it more if you were born in the 50's. anyway you can still enjoy it now
HERUNDINO 3 months ago
I used to do air-keyboards on this one.
engineheadsd70 4 months ago
good ole camp dearborn near milford know it well lived dearborn from 1959 to 1962 love it camp dearborn was great lots of memories
lreadavenport 4 months ago
Radio Caroline
3DMoviez 5 months ago
Every time I hear this song i think back to the sixties and a long gone cartoon called "marine boy",does the same to me now as it did them,makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
Si1v3rBakk 5 months ago 6
I know exactly what you're saying, I always think of the Marine Boy theme as well (the opening one not the close with the horrible kids singing).
13Yain 2 months ago
I saw the Telstar movie...
alastairjr40 5 months ago
superb! awesome. Ventures live forever
Mosrite60
mosrite60 5 months ago 2
I had the long-play of the ventures where this song was, but after so many years I lost it somewhere in my past life.
redstar127 5 months ago
Memories of long ago.
chauffeurme 5 months ago
sound great check out mine /watch?v=wd2xVKgN_Ps
luketuzze 5 months ago
I grew up in the early 60's with the Ventures music being played by my brother and his band. I remember him teaching me how to play this song. Wish I was back in the 50/60's.
gitpicker7 5 months ago
Back in the 60's they played this song every day over the loudspeaker system at Camp Dearborn in southeast Michigan. Loved it then as I do now. Thanks for posting...
hergestridge2roubaix 5 months ago
Yes another great early 60's group that played Mozrite guitars made in Bakersfield.
tixximmi 6 months ago
It's like going back into memory lane ,they made the service to our society and therefore they are very well recognized by their precious time.
09071945 6 months ago
I grew up with the tellstar album.I love the ventures and the tornados.I wish those days wer still here.
ReducedTuna 6 months ago 2
I used to have every LP album the Ventures made.
thewaymakers 6 months ago
Beautiful! Brings me back good memories of my siblings' teen-aged years.
gr8journlst 6 months ago 2
You just can not beat any of Joe Meek scores and productions......
Dean66Essex 6 months ago
It's ogasmic!
PalaverTwist 6 months ago
Remembering my youth....!
Truculentturtle1 6 months ago
I like the Ventures from the 50th and 60th, there you hear the joy to make music and not the commerce. I am a big fan since 1967 and i am proud owner of 40 LP records only from the Ventures, and i search more (max.till 1980). Very great!
ellococonsombrero 7 months ago
wow!!! thank you, this song bring me beautiful memories when i was a kid thinking that my dad´s 60 mercury monterrey was a spaceship to mars!!! thanks again im cryinng hahahaha!
grizzzlymx 7 months ago
Another great version of TELSTAR - TELSTAR by THE DUELLING PIANOS
robrusdavies 8 months ago
my gma loves this song
hades49051 8 months ago
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Why did ALL the instrumental bands of those age wasting their time covering EVERYONE else other instrumental songs (of other instrumental bands)??! Fuck sake this is getting ridiculous!
JiS01 9 months ago
@JiS01 maybe because the songs are great and fun to play? Just guessing... ;)
AntimaterieJoe 8 months ago
@JiS01 At least they were playing instruments, as opposed to firing MIDI loops, both on stage and in the studio, unlike most of the so-called 'bands' of this age. It takes talent to do this, unlike firing MIDI loops, which is done by engineers firing MIDI loops, of other people who have talent, in predetermined sequences, to allow supposed 'fresh' acts to be able to get on stage to 'perform' plagiarized fragments of music someone else wrote, instead of exhibiting true talent, as these bands did
frankndebois 8 months ago 9
@frankndebois Midi loops, sounds like a breakfast cereal but i get your drift
dermot51 2 months ago
LEON RUSSELL ON KEYBOARDS ...
mlkemper 9 months ago 2
@mlkemper
He was on Channel 4's 24 Hour Emergency this week complaining of chest pains.
He seemed a top bloke (sort of an older Pierce Brosnan), hope he's ok now - they let him out without any complications though. At the end of the programe it mentioned he's doing a new album and changed his name to Franz Franklewurter (or something).
:)
fastra 8 months ago
The punk and all the other ideas seem to waiting for your beacon. Any beacon is good. We all die, but as Sir William Wallace said, I don't know what was said. He was hung till almost dead, drawn across a long board while still alive, his innards taken out and shown to him,
eddie100 9 months ago
Star Trek TV show capitalized on this sound With the opening theme. This why I watched it back then.
wwwTheBookbaggs 9 months ago
I like The Tornadoes best , but this comes very close to being the best, just my opinion.
FA7273 9 months ago
HAVING JUST WATCHED THE DVD OF "TELSTAR" (WITH MY NOT REALLY KNOWING MUCH ABOUT JOE MEEK - WHEN HE WAS A\LIVE) I WAS VERY IMPRESSED WITH CON O'NEILL'S PORTRAYAL OF HIM. SEEMED TO ME AS BENG SOMEONE WHO WAS "HIS OWN WORST ENEMY" IN THE WAY HE TREATED THOSE WHO WORKED FOR HIM - LIKE GEOFF GODDARD. PERHAPS IF HE'D RECEIVED THE "TELSTAR" ROYALTIES SOONER, THINGS JUST MIGHT HAVE WORKED OUT DIFFERENTLY. SO SAD THAT HE DIED SO YOUNG IN SUCH A TRAGIC WAY
gilllew 9 months ago
Try "The Rapiers - Telstar" version on Youtube.
bri1259 10 months ago
este fue gran grupaso de nuestros tiempos bellos que nunca bolveran los felicito por este gran aporte a la buena musica estrumental de los años 60&70 grasias pero muchas grasias....
katracho59 10 months ago
of what record is this version (is it from the LP?) i have it from the "very best of". and in your stereo channels sound a lot more separated than mine...
0000song0000 10 months ago
I imagine a riders crew crossing the milky way on cybernetical horses
normandusvang 11 months ago
@normandusvang =) i feel like traveling throughout galaxies
0000song0000 10 months ago
I've done a new version if anyone wants to check it out... Telstar by THE DUELLING PIANOS
robrusdavies 11 months ago
Had The Tornadoes' version not been a huge hit, this probably would have been the Ventures' biggest-ever smash.
altfactor 11 months ago
Whoops! I meant Seksu Roba - Sorry Seksu.
sitonthisdotcom 11 months ago
Great sound but I prefer it played on the Theremin by virtuoso Sesku Roba
sitonthisdotcom 11 months ago
@1:05 the origin of Close Encounters?
509Fuzzypants 1 year ago
One of the first big instrumental hits of the era.
buzzfuzz146 1 year ago
love the Ventures...but I never cared for this version of the Tornadoe's classic
mysticmrsam 1 year ago
@mysticmrsam Agree -- The Tornadoes is best, thanks to Joe Meeks beautiful composition and creativity just stops you in your tracks.
ChrisCurtisFan 10 months ago
VOY A COMPARTIR CON USTEDES LA PARTE MAS BELLA DE MI NIÑEZ, CUANDO EN LOS AÑOS 70 SE HABLABA DE LA COMUNICACION SATELITAL Y ESTABA DE MODA EL CASO OVNI (UFO), EN MEXICO SE REALIZABA EN EL CENTRO DEL PAIS LA COMISION UNIFICADORA DE FRECUENCIA, CUANDO SALIERON LOS APARATOS CON TRANSISTORES Y ELIMINARON EL USO LOS BULBOS, ADEMAS TENIA POCO TIEMPO DE HABERSE REALIZADO LA MISION DEL APOLO 11, ETC. NADA ERA MEJOR QUE "HECHARSE UN VIAJE" CON LA MUSICA DE "THE VENTURES", LOS EFECTOS INCREIBLES, HAAAAAA
vocho70 1 year ago
The sound at the beginning of the song is one of the first instances of "flanging" where identical tracks are played at different speeds to get the jet-aircraft effect. Another early example is on Small Faces' "Itchycoo Park".
Mulepick 1 year ago 3
thats ok ..i saw your name but i use ''WAFFEN SS ''sometimes as afantasy name lol ..im german /jew anyway ..FRUEDENTHAL was my real name as i was adopted into the Kemper family ...my daughter law was born in Roswell ..funny huh [and lived there several years ]..keep posting as i tell Nokie all the time who is interested in his music ..he and judy are freinds of mine ..regards mike kemper ..
mlkemper 1 year ago
kinda of sounds like the theme song to ¨High Chaparral¨....
RoyChavezSer 1 year ago
yeh thanks ahitler ..my dad also hated rock music and it really p___ssed him off to hear the VENTURES play country music flawlessly on the VENTURES PLAY THE COUNTRY CLASSICS album...finger rolls ..harmonics ..a lot of licks that the country musicians just couldnt or wouldnt use [or couldnt play ....i heard Nokie got a kick out of playing this album ..rumor was too that Jimmy Bryant and Billy Strange were on some of these cuts ..but i can assure you NOKIE EDWARDS can play all you hear and more
mlkemper 1 year ago
@mlkemper thanx , some shun me because of my infamous name , I dont believe in his politics in any way , I am a legal american whos father defected from germany during ww2, my father loved rock and roll , he was a damn good musician , and I play as well, the music on my playlists is what Im playing these days , its a lifestyle , Im russell the wizzard on myspace a local cult celebrity who builds radical streetrods in Roswell New Mexico,
ahitler1000 1 year ago
if your here listening to this , dont forget the Trashmen , doing the surfing bird
ahitler1000 1 year ago
Hello All - a bit of information I only learned recently - the brilliant organ playing on this track by none other than Leon Russell!
revbrian11 1 year ago
i can tell you a lot about these guys because i know Nokie and his wife Judy well ....they are good to their fans and truthful about the thing that happened to them in the 1960's...they had a lot and i mean a lot of future ''stars ''playing on their albums ..from tedesco to leon ..david gates ..billy strange ..glen campbell[who didnt]..thats dons wife on the WALK DONT RUN 64 album cover ..red rhodes on steel ..mel played on some of buck owens and herb alperts things..and MONSTER MASH[DRUMS]
mlkemper 1 year ago
@mlkemper for a fleeting moment , all the tumblers were lined up in the heavens and thus was the 50-s and 60-s a age of innocence, and true love , art and the masters of music the ventures
ahitler1000 1 year ago 2
The Tornadoes version is better than this I believe because it sticks to the conventions of sci-fi a little more than this version.
This version sounds like something you would hear at a fun-fair or something. I'm not bad mouthing it though because these are obviously some very talented individuals.
02pete 1 year ago
The Ventures had an awesome sound to them. I am 39 years of age and this brings back memories of my childhood and the Ventures were an enjoyment that the whole family enjoyed. Even my Dad liked them who hated rock and roll.
jaybird197122 1 year ago
this is a more upbeat version of The Tornadoes original version!
Terrilliser 1 year ago
Such a great tune still - all these years later!
YvonneH 1 year ago
Souvenirs, souvenirs beaucoup de versions de ce morceau par "The Spotnicks", "The Shadows" "The Tornados" etc.... trop génial !
17pasglop 1 year ago
legendary music!!
punisher777legend 1 year ago
thats LEON RUSSEL on organ ...intro was DON WILSON shooting off fire extiguisher in the studio ...
mlkemper 1 year ago
@mlkemper glad someone remembered leon
ahitler1000 1 year ago
My older sister had this on a 45. On saturday mornings I would cue it up to play at the intro of "Fireball XL-5" with the sound turned down on the TV . Those were the days!
Inquisitor53 1 year ago
I have the "45" on the Liberty All-time Hit Series but it is in mono. "Out of Limits" is on the flip side.
How great to hear the Ventures in stereo thanks to Youtube.
Any one remember an album featuring Bobby Vee and the Ventures?
I have it. It is probably worth something.
luckyrog777 1 year ago
Are the ventures using a synthisizer?
johnny10301968 1 year ago
@johnny10301968 I think is a "Clavinet"... Electro mechanic keyboard... a proto synth
benja12 1 year ago
Brings back memories of the 60's for me
bigriggz07 1 year ago
Beautiful!!')
hdiylove 1 year ago
awesome......hubert alberta canada.
Tkidification 1 year ago
i WANT THIS SONG PLAYED AT MY FUNERAL. im not kidding ...try me
favviswed 1 year ago 3
Good cover but drumbeat fucks it up
raitiovainu 1 year ago
BY SONG TORNADOES!!!
tassadarr19769 1 year ago
love from india !!!
yan2292008 1 year ago
las que llegaran al hit pareid resumen de caciom que en diferentes epocas hicieron un deleite entre la juventud ahora aqui en radio 620 las que llegaron al hit paretd
antoniozamoramaya 2 years ago
@antoniozamoramaya bellos recuerdos de radio 6.20 estación del D.F. que disfrutamos con la voces del sr. Rascón Salmón(qepd) y del sr. Guillén. Las que llegaron al Hit Parade. La música que llegó para quedarse...
LetyMcCartney 1 year ago
Both versions capture the times...the heavy, repetitive beat; the "space sounds," the pace...not our parents music! This is one you really had to blast. Can't count the number of times I'd barely hear my mother, "Turn that damn thing down!"
musclescott 2 years ago
¡PROFUNDAMENTE HERMOSOOO!!!!
centellas07 2 years ago
evan johns does a kick ass psyco billy cover of this song here on youtube
THEBIGCHIEF420 2 years ago
LINK IT LULZ
siire 2 years ago
I like this song more than the original by The Tornadoes - it just seems to represent space and infinity a whole lot better.
redeyedol 2 years ago 28
@redeyedol I LIKE THE VENTURES VERSION BUT THE TORNADOES VERSION IS BETTER BECAUSE IT HAS BACKWARDS TOILET BOWL FLUSHES REVERSE TAPE LOOPS OF BLOWING INTO A MICROPHONE HARP ELECTRIC VIOLIN SINGING WITH ORGAN AND GRETSCH GUITARS WHICH HAVE BETTER PICKUPS THAN FENDER GUITARS
spacepatrolman 6 months ago
The sonic boom at the end and the other sound effects really top it off. I love this song. Takes me way back to my childhood and reminds me of my Ma & Pa, who are now long gone.
Joseph03743 2 years ago 4
they're good musicians
came across this piece when looking for the "swinging creeper"
telstar, nice piece, sounds like it was from Beethoven !
kosterlitzthouless 2 years ago 3
I can't decide which one is better the original by the tornadoes or this one. both are superb
prestrat53 2 years ago 2
Played this song over and over again in 1969 watching the moon landing
shockermph 2 years ago 3
Love the rocket blastoff sound at the beginning of this, as it should be for the Ventures' version. When I first heard this my buddy had it cranked up so high the floor shook...which is exactly what he wanted it to do! God bless the Ventures...if anyone can post the Ventures' version of Silver City please do so...it is in a class by itself. Thankfully I was exposed to it by my late brother...an outstanding owner of...and player of...various Fender and Gretsch guitars in the 50's and 60's...
tunesmith09 2 years ago 22
@tunesmith09 The rocket blast was done with a fire extinguisher. I always thought that was kind of funny.
overbrookXXX 7 months ago
wow im the first to comment / this song inspired me to become a guitar player
pennypants9 2 years ago 5