
The Tornadoes from Redlands, CA was the first surf band to receive national airplay with a surf instrumental. The song was Bustin' Surfboards released on Aertaun Records in 1962, and it has since become a classic and mainstay of the surf genre. One of its distinctions, and appeals, was the fact that the song opened with the sound of an ocean swell (that continued throughout the song), thereby creating a sense of actually being at a beach. The album with the same name was released in 1963.
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Bustin' Surfboards
Maleguena
Telstar
Bustin' Surfboards (Alternate Take)
Vaquero
Bumble Bee Stomp
The Tornado
Summertime
Love & Fury
Bustin Surfboards
Johnny B. Goode
Phantom Surfer
Shootin' Beavers
Bustin' Surfboards - Alternate Take
Moon Dawg
The Gremmie
Beyond The Surf
Charge Of The Tornadoes
Old Shep
The Inebriated Surfer
Bustin' Surfboards - Single Mix
Bustin' Surfboards (Re-Recorded)
Bustin' Surfboards - LP Mix
Bustin` surfboards
The Swag
Raw-Hide
Bustin’ Surfboards
God's Finger
BUSTIN´ SURFBOARDS
Bustin' Surfboards (single mix)
Talladega
Malagueña
The Gremmie-part 2
Bustin' Surfboards (The Tornadoes)
Bustin' Surfboards - Re-Recorded
Devil's Tail
Bustin' Surfboards (LP mix)
Malaguena (Dark Eyes)
Bustin' Surfbourds
Full Circle
Bustin' Surfboards '97
Bustin' Surfboards (OST Pulp Fiction)
Tornado Twist
Malaguena
Pier Pleasure
The Gremmie, Part 1
Love and Fury
Green Flash
Malaguena(Dark Eyes)
Bustin' Surfboard
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