Wireless technology way back in 1963. Awesome.

@barryf5479

18 күн бұрын

Got a kick outta that also. "Guitar lip synching".

@user-vu5dt9lb4d

4 күн бұрын

The drummer has a wireless bass drum foot pedal.

@James-to7pi

13 сағат бұрын

Good catch!

The sound of Fender Guitars, Fender Reverb and a Wurlitzer Electric Piano. Can't get much better than that.

@kelalamusic9258

3 ай бұрын

You definitely can’t. I grew up in that era and played many of those songs.

@earthman3000

2 ай бұрын

Especially when they plugged in.

@JB19504

2 ай бұрын

@@earthman3000 Well, they were plugged in at the recording studio, where the sound originated.

@ph8632

2 ай бұрын

@@earthman3000 Tell that steaming pile Beyonce to plug in

@fatoldwhiteguy

8 күн бұрын

Actually that was recorded on cheap off brand guitars/equipment. They were able to buy the nice Fender stuff after it became a hit

After 60 years this song sounds GREAT!

@BBQDad463

10 ай бұрын

AMEN! COWABUNGA!

@stuartgarfatth1448

10 ай бұрын

TOTALLY!.

@bobs5596

10 ай бұрын

maybe because they played their record instead of plugging in...

@AllenKerr

10 ай бұрын

Uhm… it does? Sounds like some guys who just found out it’s not as easy to copy The Shadows as they thought…

@michaelallee

10 ай бұрын

Don’t know why, but I had always thought this song was by the VENTURES

Amazing these young kids had no idea that their song would not only hit big, but remain a musical treasure for decades after

@rw8733

6 ай бұрын

So true. 😊

@robertturtle

5 ай бұрын

I wonder what those musicians in the orchestra were thinking... It must been mind blowing seeing those kids rock the show away

@coryburns9161

Ай бұрын

Very talented and somewhat funny

@urbanurchin5930

23 күн бұрын

@@robertturtle .....you can tell EXACTLY what the members of the orchestra think..... if you watch closely - some of them are slightly bopping their heads, tapping their feet and keeping time by moving their hands !

Man, I was 14 years-old in 1963, and I remember this song playing over the radio like it was yesterday! All us teens had this 45.

This was road trip music, rolling down the highway on a warm summer night, hearing this on the radio....

@JamesSchmidt-by3wu

3 ай бұрын

My brother driving a 64 Chevy Impala, listening to this song on 8 Track, yep, brings back many memories.

I'm almost 69 years old, and the 1st band I played in we always played this tune before our intermission break. It just brought back a flood of memories🎼🎸🥁👌

@carolasteinhoff7604

7 ай бұрын

Das sind noch echte Musiker

So shiny, clean cut, well mannered, who knew?😂. Love them forever for giving us the classic Pipeline; I would've taped it off radio on my reel-to-reel back then. Still great today❤

At the time the Chantays and the Welk band were under contract with Dot Records. Although the Welk group was known for its traditional music on the show, featuring the Chantays may have been a way to bring in younger tv viewers. "Pipeline" has become an all-time classic surf instrumental.

@jackshittle

Жыл бұрын

Excellent observation my friend 👍

@bruceatnip986

Жыл бұрын

Dot Records was the number one selling label in the 1950s and was successful for years under the leadership of founder Randy Wood of Morrison, TN (later Gallatin). Chantays were great.

@lonnysimmons1889

10 ай бұрын

I've even played it with a 3 piece band. 2 guitars and drums.

@dimitriberozny3729

9 ай бұрын

And the ABC television network.

I am 69 now and performed this last month at a fair in Huntington Beach California - Surf City. About 60 years ago I also performed it with my band. It never gets old, it's a great song everybody loves to play and listen to.

@UnexpectedBooks

25 күн бұрын

OUTSTANDING!

Whether it be the Chantays, The Ventures or the Shadows this is one of my favorite surf rock songs. What a great era for music 🎸

@michaellittlewood3032

10 ай бұрын

For me also Dick Dale & SRV.... Thank you.

@harvey1954

10 ай бұрын

Originally called "Liberty's Whip" from the movie. Luckily they changed the title and it's probably the top surf tune.

@Justusosaa

10 ай бұрын

For me The Steelers are a great band with their versatile music!

@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward

8 ай бұрын

🎸👍🏻👈🏻

@kirkedwards2988

8 ай бұрын

If you like or are learning to like surf tunes, look up "Dick Dale and the Deltones". Dick is credited as being the first lead guitarist to do the "fret board pull" (that cool sound of decending notes). I met the man a couple of times when he lived in Newport Beach. Great guy, very talented, the world got a little dimmer when he passed.

One of the best Surf tunes ever.

@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward

8 ай бұрын

👍🏻👈🏻🎶

@rw8733

4 ай бұрын

And a well turned out group of talented young men performing it.

One of the great instrumentals ever.

I remember when this came out, Still sounds great in 2024!

Slow it down to half speed and you get, Riders on the Storm.

@copypaste3526

4 жыл бұрын

Double it and you get some Calypso music.

@eggsmann594

3 жыл бұрын

yeh I put the bass line on my looper and play both!

@denp54z

3 ай бұрын

Kind of !

@retro1937

2 ай бұрын

Wow ... What a spot...

Classic hit. I remember listening to this on the radio when it came out. It still sounds great today.

In 2024 this shit still rocks

@urbanurchin5930

23 күн бұрын

.......give some credit to Lawrence Welk for having the vision to put them on his show !

Love this song. It was big when I was growing up. Those good times are gone but not forgotten. Thanks guys!

They performed several times at The Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa, CA. They had chops and could really play. The set lasted 2 hours and featured some great arrangements. For their closer, the sound man requested them to do "Pipeline" as a shuffle, and they did it, no sweat. I thought they were great musicians, and they influenced those of us just beginning to learn music. craig buhler, sax, Honk Band

@bfundom

8 ай бұрын

The Rendezvous! Don’t forget Dick Dale and also the Righteous Brothers! In 1961 I bought my first car from Dale’s drummer. He had gotten drafted. It was a “54 Ford Victoria. Great first car. My friends and I had more than one encounter with the Brothers at the snack bar. Great memories! Dale drove a ’61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville, black with chrome reverse rims. First time we ever saw a luxury car with custom wheels! He lived about a mile from my house in Costa Mesa at the time. Several of my buddies’ parents were native South Coasters and had stories of the Rendesvouse from the ‘40s.

@kirkedwards2988

8 ай бұрын

@@bfundom yes, sir, cant forget the master Dick Dale. If you're familiar with Newport Beach, then you no doubt know where Mr. Dale lived for so many years, last house facing the channel as you go to the wedge. Dick was always a master in my eyes. Nothing was better then him just grabbing a guitar and start solo playing. I got to jam with him once, I played drums (was a local band Costa Mesa, Newport back in the late 80's early 90's Darren and the O'Learys). And the Rendezvous Cafe (lol), and dont forget the Golden Bear in H.B.

Am 67, back here in Sri Lanka this is big time. Clean cut and fabulous. Love them . Am still rocking. Believe am twenty.

They might have been more relaxed if they were plugged and could focus on playing versus acting. Retro classic regardless. They weren't high, angry or strung out. Landing that gig meant a lot to them.

@scootergreen3

8 жыл бұрын

+Evan Thompson I agree!

@ETandAssociates

8 жыл бұрын

MICHAEL DAVIS Instrument syncing creates a bit of a disconnection - like lip syncing - between the performer and audience. TV producers and sponsors were interested only in pleasing advertisers by drawing larger audiences to view top acts. Why spend on bringing in tech support to go live when it wasn't necessary?

@paulleckner8235

8 жыл бұрын

+MICHAEL DAVIS Me three!

@maxroyle6750

3 жыл бұрын

Got it through Larry's Fender connection-all the bands back then attempted 'Steps'. Mmmm real tortoise shell pickguards-fools now think celluloid will spontaneously combust, or are too cheap to make them- even Fenders over priced 'Custom Shop' guitars have phony pickguards- Cowards...

@jandeband

2 жыл бұрын

seems , unplugged

I feel so lucky to be related to one of the band members. :)

@jimicmore1895

3 жыл бұрын

Which one four yrs later

@eggsmann594

3 жыл бұрын

which one, that lady in the back snapping her fingers ? awsome!

@destinepunihaole2417

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimicmore1895 I really the answer to your question....

@Davepacheco1986

3 жыл бұрын

Rad

@chatman2a

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimicmore1895 Which one? Five years later…..

Surf rock...this is a forever classic...look how happy they are...😂😂😂

@beanz4806

10 ай бұрын

And so young.

@OnePost909

2 ай бұрын

AND so square. Trifecta.

All these years later (60) & Pipeline still gets my vote for the coolest song ever. Our top local band played it at a sock hop in Jr High & it even drew more applause than when they played Wipeout.

I think this should be one of the greatest instrumentals and the Chantays in my opinion were ahead of their time as their showmanship and guitar and use of keyboard shows

To all of the critics on here. How many of you can say you had a hit song? With or without guitar cords being plugged in... They made a classic song.... period !

@chazhernandez6933

11 ай бұрын

Amen!!

@thomaspick4123

10 ай бұрын

The choreography is good. When one has to slide one out and it has difficulty releasing, try the different body contortions to help ease out your meatloaf.

@tomb8564

10 ай бұрын

Looks are deceiving.

@bobstuckrath1805

10 ай бұрын

@@thomaspick4123 Yes, the choreography is truly outstanding. You'll never see a performer today risking injury from such advanced acrobatics. One has to wonder how they got that way so young.

@horseyhorselips3501

10 ай бұрын

@@bobstuckrath1805this Music 🎼 was from the early Surf 🏄‍♂️ sean I remember in 1964-65 my brother followed the Ventures who covered this Song along with many other’s, my brother was real good guitar 🎸 player till he got drafted into the Army and served two years in a radar station in Alaska 1966-68 but never played guitar 🎸 again when he got discharged

These guys were REALLY ahead of their time - no wires anywhere!

@richardsmith4187

10 ай бұрын

LOL Telepathic sounds

@Slo-ryde

10 ай бұрын

This was a genre of music that ended with the beach-boys…. It’s a shame because it suffocated by the hippy psychedelic music that was ushered in by the drug culture of the mid 1960’s.

@godfreydaniel6278

10 ай бұрын

It ended because it was a musical dead-end - as fresh and singular as it was - the instrumentals all sounded remarkably similar to and derivative of one another, and so got boring and repetitious. The genre was obliterated by the Beatles, Motown and Dylan, not "hippie drug music"... @@Slo-ryde

@flamencoprof

10 ай бұрын

@@Slo-ryde So, no surfers ever used drugs?

@Slo-ryde

10 ай бұрын

@@flamencoprof sure, but drug use in general was limited to a subculture before the mid 60’s, and was seen as taboo by the main culture…. But it entered the mainstream in the mid to late 60’s as part of the turmoil that flooded the society at that time.

Lawrence's band is sitting back there going, "What the f#&k?"

@lynettekomidar

8 жыл бұрын

+newerafrican LOL

@clowntrooper61

8 жыл бұрын

+newerafrican Lawrence who?

@musicalmelodies3595

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha actually its pretty interesting because this was sort of a new sound, a "pre-beatles" sort of edgier style of rock instrumental. You can tell half of the band is taking it in but look closely and some of them are grooving a bit or tapping their hands or lightly bopping their heads. The last year of "innocence" after 1964 the world got alot more grittier and rebellious. Oh if they only knew what the rest of the decade would sound like in music haha!

@bobpierce115

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe some were, but being musicians themselves I think just as many appreciated what a great, unique instrumental song this was undoubtedly having heard it somewhat before this appearance.

This song is an instant reminisce of the early 60's....still a thrill to hear!

More than 140 bands played this song but the Chantays were the first.

@beanz4806

10 ай бұрын

'Cause they (Bob Spickard and Brian Carman) wrote the immortal surf tune.

I had to watch the Lawrence Welk show every week with my grandfather. He saw this come on and threw his shoe at the television!

@timhinchcliffe5372

10 ай бұрын

Maybe he had flashbacks of the civil war.

@barbarajordan3145

3 ай бұрын

Funny. Lawrence Welk was one of the few musical shows we were allowed to watch. Frank Sinatra shows were not allowed until the three (4th child a baby) older kids could understand more about life. I liked them all. Mother's mother refused to let Frank Sinatra/Dean Martin music or TV shows in the house at all.

@debrafischer807

2 ай бұрын

😄

@user-xd2ml8dn9h

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

This song still gives me chills. Soo good!

@Kelly-nm4kw

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Barbara, How are you doing?

@Roy-le5cp

6 ай бұрын

It's not a song it's instrumental

Totally random but Mr. Warren Waters was my 5th grade sub in the early 90s. He subbed all year because our teacher was out on leave. He would play the guitar and sing for us all the time during breaks, including playing this song. So cool.

@wendybarnes4930

4 жыл бұрын

What school??

@thomasfoss9963

4 жыл бұрын

Did he have his guitar plugged in then???

@emmeison3028

4 жыл бұрын

Wendy Barnes it was a school in Orange County in SoCal!

@emmeison3028

4 жыл бұрын

Thomas Foss it was a long time ago, I believe he played acoustic

@mattthebassboy

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome

Look how handsome and sharp these young men look! I remember when the "surf sound" was the big thing.

It is so melodically reminiscent of the ocean...I could listen to this over and over...like watching the waves...

@jmartin9785

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! That is one great comment! Well thought out, and that feeling fitted to the song itself!

Both Lawrence Welk and Santa Ana's homeboys The Chantays were labelmates on Dot Records in 1963. Thus the reason The Chantays were the ONLY rock band to EVER grace Mr. Welk's stage. I'm sure some A&R executive had to twist Mr. Welk's arm to let them appear. They are so formal and polite here it makes you wonder what happened to musicians with class and manners.

@tedecker3792

10 ай бұрын

Brewer and Shipley performed their hit One Toke Over the Line (sweet Jesus) on Welk’s show. Well was told it was a modern spiritual.

@brucerubin7308

10 ай бұрын

IIRC he also had the Tornadoes on his show playing “Telstar”

@barryf5479

18 күн бұрын

Lawrence was in the neighborhood (sort of). At one time, he had roots in Fallbrook (No. San Diego County).

I have a 1963 Mercury Comet convertible and love to cruise listening to this. 👏👏👏

love these guys, I played this song many a times with my band in Lahaina in the surfin 60s..awesome Chantays and Pipeline thanks for the great post

Memories of listening to this on a transistor radio when I was nine. Timeless.

They really got a great tone out of their invisible amps.

@russhenson5506

9 ай бұрын

The choreography was supposed to distract you from noticing they were unplugged and you were listening to a recording. It was a shame so many groups had to fake play to their recordings for TV in those days.

@mikedinsmore7440

9 ай бұрын

Damn! I thought that they had wireless pickups!@@russhenson5506

@BustedSills

8 ай бұрын

I know right. They look so stupid…bwahaha

@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward

8 ай бұрын

👎👈🏼🎶

who cares live or not, the clip is real, the song is immortal, it's the song I must played on piano, and millions of us surfers have danced to it moving like we're paddling for and riding on a wave, a Pipeline musical eternal endless summer wave

@christopherhelms7290

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes a song is more than just a song.

@dr.jamesolack8504

Жыл бұрын

Learned to swim about 40-50 miles south of Pipeline in 1956-7. Bellows Field. Was 4-5 yrs old. Remember it like it happened yesterday. Edit: apologies for the rant….

A great timeless song!

@RalphIrvine

7 ай бұрын

It also captures the nature of that particular wave.

Sweet music of my childhood. I grew up with this, the Ventures and those Beach Boys. Such a variety and so much creativity. Classic!!!❤🌊

These songs bring back so many memories, when this song would come on the radio, instantly my Dad would start dancing, to see him do this no matter what was going, didn't matter it was Dance time, just friggin funny.

We all can play that intro, but none like Brian Carman. His glissandos were rather unique. I'm sure none of those orchestra musicians wrote such an everlasting hit as Pipeline. Heads off to Chantays !!

@weinerschnitzelrock1

Жыл бұрын

"Glissandos". ! (reverb slide down the neck at intro). I called it "fishtailing". I didn't know how to explain it to my instrumental band !

There was a sense of melodic beauty to be found in most instrumentals back then..

Driving in my car in SoCal when this song came out and knew I had to have it. Had never heard anything like it before.

I CANT BELIEVE THEY WERE ON LAWRENCE WELK!!!!!! THIS BLOWS MY MIND!!

On this day in 1963 {May 18th} the Chantay's performed "Pipeline" on the ABC-TV Saturday-evening program 'The Lawrence Welk Show'... At the time "Pipeline" was at position #6 on Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart, two weeks earlier it had peaked at #4 {for 2 weeks} and it spent sixteen weeks on the Top 100... "Pipeline" was the the California band's only Top 100 record... And on the day of their 'Welk' appearance "Pipeline' peaked at #11 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart... "Pipeline" was track one of side one on the group's album of the same name, one month later on June 30th, 1963 the album peaked at #26 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Top 150 Albums chart... Note: This is just an assumption, but could it be that Mr. Welk invited the group to be on his show because their were both Dot Records' label mates??? In addition, later in 1963 Lawrence Welk released an album titled 'Scarlett O'Hara', on September 29th, 1963 it peaked at #34 on the Top 150 Albums chart, and track six on side one of the album was Mr. Welk's covered version of "Pipeline" {and of course it's available on You Tube}... And two days before the Chantay's appearance on the show, Mr. Welk celebrated his 60th birthday...

@GoldwaterB

3 жыл бұрын

I think that's an excellent observation, that they were on the same label. It would make total sense to get some TV exposure for the Chantays by having them on the Welk show. Same with having Welk cover each and every one of their hit.

Love Pipeline, very popular song then and still popular today.

Wow!! Bob Welch of Fleetwood Mac ,and later Ebony Eyes, Precious Love, Sentimental Lady, Played drums for the chantays!!

@gbv23

9 жыл бұрын

No its a different Bob Welch. Supposedly they did have Steve Kahn play drums---he's now a respected jazz and studio guitarist (Steely Dan) but they don't mention him anywhere on their website or their wiki article.

We played this song in high school when I was a kid back in 1965 and I still love it now today 2024 it still is smoking hot and rocks love it

As Lawrence Welk would say: "Play that funky music white boy"

@Tokewhichu

7 жыл бұрын

LOL.

@vogt1949

6 жыл бұрын

correction...."Play that-ah funky music, ah whiteboy!

@FrancescoAlcozer

4 жыл бұрын

Of course this music (SURF) has nothing to do with the funky genre which, with all due respect, those who perform it see success with binoculars. kzread.info/dash/bejne/npiItrirlrOZmbw.html *FIREBALL💛MAIL* Surf-Rock guitar in the style of *Duane 💚Eddy*

@DRIVEIN101

3 жыл бұрын

And now we will hear da lovely Lennon Sisters sing "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" 😁😁😁

They were great, surf music rules!

A classic surf instrumental. One of the best of all time.

It's 2024 and I'm still playing this. What a fab summer sound.

Always loved that instrumental.

Can't believe these guys played on Lawrence Welk. My Grandma must not have been babysutting me that night, because she always watched LW, and I loved this song, so I definitely would have remembered this performance. Thanx so much for sharing this little treasure, and for the nostalgia trip! Good times. I miss them.

@johnsummerhill8323

4 ай бұрын

How do you like electric guitars not connected to any amps?

Welk hated rock music so this is really a rare moment. He also wouldn't allow anyone to do anything live because he was so afraid of mistakes (the Lennon sisters complained about this later). Check out when the Lennon Sisters actually sing "the Watusi" on Welk (another rare occurrence): he has them all covered up in these gigantic sweaters. He really was uptight.

Tune in next week when The Surfaris perform Wipe Out on "Sing Along With Mitch" 😁😁😁

My understanding is that "The Chantays" was the only band that surfed and live the beach lifestyle.

great group from Santa Ana, Calif

One of the first singles I ever bought,what a production with a great ending

Lawrence Welk was a Dot Records artist in the early 1960's... the Chantays were also. I think there must have been some real "arm-twisting" to get Mr. Welk's approval to allow the Chantays to perform on his show. Great clip... wish they were playing "live."

@ExAirboune

8 жыл бұрын

+Fred Hoyt your right, or maybe a gun held up to Lawrence Welk's heads. This was a show only grown ups watch.

@fullervisiondotnet

6 жыл бұрын

Welk did complain of facing pressures from ABC to be more hip (allegedly that's what led to the infamous performance of "One Toke Over the Line" several years later) and you can tell he's uncomfortable introducing these kids. They handled it as well as anyone could ask of them.

@ph8632

2 ай бұрын

Nothing wrong with "staying in your lane"

The song actually conveys the feeling of surfing Pipeline on a small day. Loved the time when it debuted and still love it today. Still surfing too!

I learned to play the lead of this song from their insturction LP when I was in high school (65-66). It was very well done and learned it in about a month, after school. I was new player, and just bought a used Gibson SG Junior and a Gibson 30 watt amp, w/reverb.

Gigante, este es un Rolon Rolón Rolon, el grupazo The Chantays deja como legado a la humanidad este gran tema 60tero hasta los huesos, su coreografía increíble igual que ellos disfruté mucho la interpretación. Claro como auditorio. He dicho pero The Hot Wheels times Armando Arias, saludos desde la hermosa cd de Puebla México. 👋🤠🏎️🏁

I remember seeing this on TV in the ‘60s The song came out in 1962 or ‘63, and that was when I started playing guitar (‘62-I was 12. I tried to work out Pipeline on my nylon-string acoustic guitar-it didn’t sound right on the acoustic, and I wasn’t using a pick yet, so the tremolo-picked glissando didn’t sound good; I was doing it with my index fingernail, up and down as fast as I could get it. I finally got it to where I could play it at the right tempo. A couple of years later I got an electric guitar and started using a pick, but that glissando was harder for me with the pick! 60 years later I still can’t pick that glissando up to speed! On the occasions when I have to play that song, I use the second finger for the glissando. It still works, but I don’t get the same attack that I would playing it with a pick, and I use pick and fingers for virtually everything else. I was a (mostly) working pro for 55 years, so it didn’t really cause me any trouble. Lucky for me I’m not a mandolin player!

Ahead of there time. One of the Greatest Instrumentals of all time.

Dot Record obtained "Pipeline" by the Chantays (spelled "Chantay's" on the label) and released it nationally as Dot 16440. It rode the wave to #4, prompting Dot to re-release the Chantays' Downey 1002 album as Dot DLP-3516/25516. The Chantays were from Santa Ana, California, and included Bob Spickard on lead guitar, Brian Carmen on rhythm guitar, Rob Marshall on piano, Warren Walters on bass, and drummer Bob Welch. Spickard and Carmen had originally titled the song "44 Magnum," but renamed it after seeing a surfing film in 1962. After Dot obtained the single, they put on a PR press, and arranged for the group to appear on the Lawrence Welk television show. In 1966, the song became popular again, making top-10 in some cities like Chicago. Dot issued a second album by the Chantays that year called Two Sides of the Chantays, Dot DLP-3771/25771, which featured one instrumental side and one vocal side.

Totally AWESOME!! Great "performance" and choreography on a great song!! They never missed a beat!

@davidedmundson8402

10 ай бұрын

Truly amazing that they were able to play it exactly like their hit single!

@newerafrican

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! ;). @@davidedmundson8402

You have to give Lawrence Welk credit for trying a rock 'n roll band on his show. Mr. Welk was a Swing Man & could have had animosity to Rockers for steering the kids away from Swing & Big Band music ( In the Mid-50s U.S. - Early 60s U.K. ). He could recognize good musicians regardless of musical genre!

@mikebarker9187

2 жыл бұрын

I suspect he hated the corporate company demand to put the guitar band on his Geritol show.

@Petemonster62

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikebarker9187 - It hard to say what the actual circumstance was, but somebody had some " pull " and was able to get The Chantays on his show. Perhaps the original members of The Chantays could tell us the story?

@oldbeatpete

Жыл бұрын

pete you think positively @

Thank You Chantays Cheers all round

Dad dancin began with these guys

So good they didn’t even need amplifiers! 🎸

@BigBuhaina

10 ай бұрын

or a bass drum pedal

@echodelta9

9 ай бұрын

Or any power to the Wurlitzer e-piano.

@prycerobertson4695

3 ай бұрын

They just mimed the original recording.

i can remember as a kid hearing this on the am radio as we drove through santa fe new mexico

1973 Hindi movie thriller named "36 Ghante" or "36 hours" has used this tune, scene of lady dancing to this tune in the hotel where fiancee of bank robber has come to hand over the robbed money to the owner of the house which has been taken hostage by the robbers- cast : Sunil Dutt, Danny Denzongpa, Ranjeet, Raj Kumar

I remember listening to this song on my 2.00 transistor radio when I was a kid. 2 bucks was a lot of money then. Refund on pop bottles was 2 cents, quarts were 5 cents. The good ol days!

Somebody forgot to plug the guitars in!

@cathynmckenna4325

7 жыл бұрын

And made them dance, for probably the first time in their musical careers.

@PassCookie

7 жыл бұрын

and to put mics on the drums...

Loved this song!!

Back in the day groups didn't preform live on tv like the Chantays are doing here, but the did play live in the studio and it became the hit it was.

Look at those Fenders~!!! Look at those moves~!!! First song I learned on guitar.

Never get tired of listening to this Fantastic Tune….absolutely love it 👌🏽

This is priceless! I wonder who came up with the choreography - possibly it may have influenced ZZ Top!

He picked up master for "Pipeline" when it was apparent it could be a bigger hit and distributed it on Lawrence Welk's own lane, Dot Records. Good business man, yes?

RIP Brian Carman

Love the foot work , a'la the Shadows

These guys were truly great in their given moment. No one can do better.

I remember the Lawrence Welk Show well (yeah, I'm that old). I don't recall performers syncing to prerecorded music. The performances as a rule were live. I like the song. I remember it from way back but I couldn't recall the name or group until I ran across it by accident a few weeks back.

What a legendary Tune first 🥇 class never gets old could hit the chart's today Unique sound with a unique band 🎙️🎹🥁🎸 from a Teddy Boy 🎶🎼📻🎶🚀👊✊✌️🤍💛💙🙌😍🤩

Surf / rock 60's , best music ever ! 👳‍♂️👍🥳🎯

Love that great 60's surf sound.

Should have pluged in and let the LWs band join in would have been a jam. Great song

Surfing instrumental to perfection!

Brilliant stuff, we so enjoyed this fabulous number! Thank you.

When this masterpiece came out in 1963 I was 5 years old and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 4th of February 2024 and this song will still be played for many centuries into the future 🎶 ❤

Such a flood of memories!

CLÁSICOS INOLVIDABLES QUE NUNCA PASARÁN DE MODA....

I love surf music. Pipeline is my all time favorite. It’s better with volume turned all the way up

I love el. guitars without electricity. You Americans are so funny and intelligent...

@theblade9024

6 ай бұрын

The drummer forgot his bass drum pedal. Must be hard to stay focused when pretending to play. Also being young and having a band behind you of "real" Musicians.