About The Rip Chords
Just out of high school, Ernie Bringas and Phil Stewart started singing together in 1957. In 1962, they landed a recording contract with Columbia Records and were assigned to a 20 year old, novice record producer named Terry Melcher (Doris Day's son). Calling themselves The Rip Chords, the duo released their first recording, "Here I Stand", in early 1963. The record met with moderate success, peaking nationally at #51 and paved the way for future promise.
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Top Tracks
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Hey Little Cobra
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Hot Rod USA
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Three Window Coupe
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Hot Rod U.S.A.
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409
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My Big Gun Board
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Here I Stand
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Big Wednesday
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Gone
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The Queen
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This Little Woodie
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Shut Down
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Trophy Machine
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Beach Girl
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Bonneville Bonnie
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Hey Little Cobra (Single Version)
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Surfin' Craze
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Little Deuce Coupe
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Hey Little Cobra - Single Version
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Red Hot Roadster
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She Thinks I Still Care
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Drag City
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Summer U.S.A.
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Gas Money
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'40 Ford Time
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Sting Ray
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Surf City
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Hey, Little Cobra
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Old Car Made In '52
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Ding Dong
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X.K.E.
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One Piece Topless Bathing Suit
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Wah-Wahini
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Karen
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Don't Be Scared
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409'
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Wiameah Bay
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Don't Be Scared - Single Version
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Karen - Single Version
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Bunny Hill
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Hey Little Cobra (Album Version)
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Red Hot Roadster - 2009
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Bunny Hill - Single Version
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Let's Do The Razzle Dazzle
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Summer USA
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Let's Do The Razzle-Dazzle
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Hot Rod Days Revisited
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Don't Be Scared (Single Version)
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Hot Rod Holiday
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Body Glove World
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