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Dick Dale - The Wedge (Rare and cool clip)

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  • This proves 2 things , 1. Dick Dale is king of surf guitar 2.white people really can't dance.

  • Dick Dale WAS the original when it came to left-handed gutiar players. By the time Jimi Hendrix came along, Dale had already been burning the strings off that Fender for years. His gutiar put out a sound unlike anyother I have heard in the 54 years I have been listening to popular music. I bought my first D.D. 45 RPM record in 1962 (Surf Beat), he gave all us southpaws hope and a little pride too.

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  • Surf Zombies

  • awesome that Dick could take middle-eastern geetar

    and turn it into a whole music genre

  • Nice!

  • @SecondComingTwice ~ No, your absolutely right about that BUT Hendrix still played those strings from the left side of the gutiar! The world makes so many things difficult for (us) southpaws but, on occasion, we find a way to get it done.

  • @MrRonnieG Jimmy restrung "right side up." Check the vids closely if you think I'm wrong.

  • Zero dislikes? Exactly. Who couldn't not like this way cool embryonic surf tune. Tubular, dude!

  • When I see surf I hear Dick Dale's surf guitar, when I see Dick Dale play I imagine myself surfing. The two go hand in hand with each other. Nowadays I only surf on the net :(

  • seizer 0:36

  • I want to dance like this when i see him live

    

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