Vinyl Album - The Challengers - Surfbeat - Vault

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Challengers
Title:	Surfbeat
Label:	Vault
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LP-100
Date:	Jan 1963
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Challengers	Bulldog	G. Tomsco	Rate
A2	The Challengers	Kami-Kaze	P. Johnson	Rate
A3	The Challengers	Let's Go Trippin'	D. Dale	Rate
A4	The Challengers	Ramrod	A. Casey	Rate
A5	The Challengers	Mr. Moto	R. Delvy, P. Johnson	Rate
A6	The Challengers	Red River Rock	Mendelsohn, Mack, King	Rate
B1	The Challengers	Miserlou	Tauber, Leeds, Roubanis	Rate
B2	The Challengers	Latin'ia	M. Hilder, T. Nunes	Rate
B3	The Challengers	Surfin' Safari	B. Wilson, M. Love	Rate
B4	The Challengers	Movin' And Groovin'	Eddy, Hazelwood	Rate
B5	The Challengers	Vampire	P. Johnson, R. Delvy	Rate
B6	The Challengers	Torquay	G. Tomsco	Rate

Notes

The Vault label (from L.A., active from 1963-1972) was established in 1963 with good intent to release jazz and surf music.
Vault was an important contributor to the emergence of surf music.
Produced by Richard Delvy.
Album liner notes by Bill Tanner of radio station KFXM.

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Comments and Reviews


Kevin Walsh1 3rd Jan 2024		John Blair made a Facebook post today about its release, with this info: “I realize that the MONO version of this LP had "Surfin' Safari" as a vocal. It was pulled for the stereo release and replaced with their instrumental version.”