MP3 The Malibooz - The WRVR Sessions ´65
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This is the first professional studio recording from The Malibooz dating back to January 1965. This is the band at its earliest, rawest form.
3 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Surf Rock, POP: California Pop
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On January 20, 1965 The Malibooz entered the studios of WRVR in New York City for their first professional recording session. Although they had been together since 1963 and made several "basement tapes", this was the first time they had been in a recording studio.
This 3-song CD shows The Malibooz in their earliest, rawest state. Most people consider the NOLA Records 45rpm
of "Goin' To Malibu" as the first Malibooz recording, but the WRVR sessions predate the NOLA sessions by 5 months. A lot happened in those 5 months. This is not the lush vocal harmony group that many of you now know, but the boys in their early teens giving surf music their own raucous NY touch. The WRVR sessions have been described as similar to The Beatles' Hamburg period; before George Martin turned them into recording stars.
Take a trip back in time and join John, Walt, Chris, Tom & Ace for these memorable sessions
3 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Surf Rock, POP: California Pop
Details:
On January 20, 1965 The Malibooz entered the studios of WRVR in New York City for their first professional recording session. Although they had been together since 1963 and made several "basement tapes", this was the first time they had been in a recording studio.
This 3-song CD shows The Malibooz in their earliest, rawest state. Most people consider the NOLA Records 45rpm
of "Goin' To Malibu" as the first Malibooz recording, but the WRVR sessions predate the NOLA sessions by 5 months. A lot happened in those 5 months. This is not the lush vocal harmony group that many of you now know, but the boys in their early teens giving surf music their own raucous NY touch. The WRVR sessions have been described as similar to The Beatles' Hamburg period; before George Martin turned them into recording stars.
Take a trip back in time and join John, Walt, Chris, Tom & Ace for these memorable sessions
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