Dick Dale and his Del-Tones performing “Miserlou” at the Harmony Park Ballroom, Anaheim, CA, 1962
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2025
- This clip was produced by SFO Museum in conjunction with the 2020-21 exhibition Surf’s Up! Instrumental Rock ‘n’ Roll.
Footage courtesy of National Audiovisual Institute, France (INA)
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Man all those cool kids dancing are in their 80s now or close to it . Life goes by quickly !
The drummer looks as he was 80 already then
The majority has already died by now, unfortunately
And what the heck. Cares. Was You there? Did You listen Those early sounds?. Have You ever Made something to spread. The true. Sound?
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He was a pioneer for sure. Learned how to play the Tarabake and Oud as a child -born Richard Monsour, his father was Lebanese-and drawing on this his style was heavily influenced by Lebanese folk music. Worked with fender directly to create more powerful amps as he was destroying them, including groundbreaking creation of 100 watt amps. Did someone mention reverb? Yeah he was groundbreaking in that category too….as Hendrix later would, dick dale was a lefty who played a righty guitar but he left the strings (aside from upgrading to some of the heaviest gauges in use) in the original positions thus playing reversed basically, Hendrix famously restrung his to reverse it.
It’s with good reason that he is called the king of surf rock and also the father of heavy metal. If you dig his sound, I highly recommend looking him up and reading about not just the musical achievements he had or the influence he had on arguably the greatest guitar players we’ve ever heard (his influence mentioned by them-Hendrix, Eddie, Brian may and countless more) but also his life experiences and seemingly endless battles he had be it cancer or environmental consciousness etc….truly was an amazing individual who was mourned by the music world and lastly someone I’m very proud to call a fellow Lebanese.
Thank u for The great Bio of a great legend !! Dick Dale !!
I've heard some life history of him . unbelievable talent !!.
Superb Dick Mansour Dale... one of the best versions of this timeless levantine classic. My goodness, just look at all those folks, young and way less young, running wild with the music!
Well, now we see where punk rock pogoing was invented. Quite an artifact, and awesome!
maybe a baby east bay ray is in that crowd somewhere
He was a pioneer for sure. Learned how to play the Tarabake and Oud as a child -born Richard Monsour, his father was Lebanese-and drawing on this his style was heavily influenced by Lebanese folk music. Worked with fender directly to create more powerful amps as he was destroying them, including groundbreaking creation of 100 watt amps. Did someone mention reverb? Yeah he was groundbreaking in that category too….as Hendrix later would, dick dale was a lefty who played a righty guitar but he left the strings (aside from upgrading to some of the heaviest gauges in use) in the original positions thus playing reversed basically, Hendrix famously restrung his to reverse it.
It’s with good reason that he is called the king of surf rock and also the father of heavy metal. If you dig his sound, I highly recommend looking him up and reading about not just the musical achievements he had or the influence he had on arguably the greatest guitar players we’ve ever heard (his influence mentioned by them-Hendrix, Eddie, Brian may and countless more) but also his life experiences and seemingly endless battles he had be it cancer or environmental consciousness etc….truly was an amazing individual who was mourned by the music world and lastly someone I’m very proud to call a fellow Lebanese.
@@CometdownCat In other words, totally bad-ass.
i thought the same thing.... these kids were pogo dancing before the kids were doing it in front of the sex pistols... plus the way the band dressed....i think the brits stole the whole mod thing from us ! 😂
Well, yes!
Absolutely love that people are still jamming to this song sixty-two years later!
You know those few fellas in the front actually watching Dick probably grew up to be SHREDDERS after seeing this. What a time.
This was the heaviest shit in 1963 i cant even process it being 25 and being used to modern guitars its not fair...someone in 1963 had their brains melted to this new sound they probably couldn’t even comprehend how he could play that fast haha
@@LetsGoBuckWildlink wray the sweeper is very thrashy and fast
@@LetsGoBuckWildI would say that at that exact time Dick Dale and Link Wray were probably the heaviest guitar players on the planet. Even Eric Clapton was not playing so ferocious at that time. Nor Buddy Guy either . Then right after that Pete Townsend would come along with The Who and Chris Britain would come along with The troggs and start a proto heavy metal movement. But in my opinion dick and Link started it all 😊
I like watching the crowd because it's like they wanna mosh but it ain't been invented yet so they just jump occasionally lol
Edit: Squad Car by Eddie and The Showmen was also pretty fast and it came out around the same time
ruclips.net/video/b_QVlw9qHMo/видео.htmlsi=Eb_VuQTrn3K8-S9j this is the original 😊
Ya supéralo mijo
man, I'd go back to that time in a heartbeat.
in 5 years the united states government would be sending this generation in the meat grinder of korea - and later vietnam for population control
Just Wow.
I think I saw my grandma.
Which one was she? Your grandma was way cooler than most of your classmates.
Incredible! Dick Dale was a mad genius
It's as I remember it. RAHS class of '65. So many shows, so amny bands. Rondezvous, Retail Clerks, Pavalon, Disneyland, Golden Bear, Big acts (Sonny & Cher, Righteious Bros. Little Sttevie Wonder, Ray Charles, ...) promoting new releases between the dance band's sets. ... a magical time in a magical place ...
Is that Rancho Alamitos!
Look at them Heads bobbin' up & down on the Dancefloor - just like Popcorn on a Skillet - lol.
Thank you so much for sharing this. We don't have enough of this kind of footage!
What geniuses approved the tearing down of this historic building.
I'm sure it was a Brandon voter....
It being Anaheim, the land is probably worth way more than the historic value of a run down old building. The fact that apartments are now on the site is not at all surprising considering how many people work in Anaheim (especially for "the mouse"). It's economics and meeting a human need.
This is amazing. I wonder if there's a name for that style of dance. The music is infectous. Class footage.
Back when California was a truly golden state.😊
and white
@@billgonzales8978
If you are hateful of other people, why aren't you hateful of yourself?
Life's too short for bullshit, and shitting on people for not being of white skin is just one of the lowest of lows
I can not believe, too cool!
Dick Dale was ahead of his time
wonder how many of these cats were influenced by Les Paul?
@@toodie535 probably a good few although Dale brought a lot of popularity to the Fender Stratocaster.
Posing to youngsters: jumping up and down on a pogo stick . I know I'm old . You hope to be someday !
This was punk before there was punk
This was a speed/melodic metal, before birth of metal.
The Godfather of Surf...and maybe loud heavy metal.
Me alegra haber llegado hasta aquí 😎
Awesome.
ELLOS NO SABÍAN LO QUE ESTABAN HACIENDO, CREO QUE SOLO EL GUITARRISTA LO SABÍA!!
I wonder what all these kids thought about their offspring headbanging to AC DC
Dick Dale ❤
Cuantos no ya habran muerto de esa epoca y Dick aun vive.. ES QUE EL PRACTICAVA SURF
This song was awesome 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
the stsrt of punk
A time before the Dead Kennedys....the band and the politicians.
^60s Mosh Pit lol
Wow
Notice-everyone's-dancing-'free-form'...started-in-Detroit...early-1950's...
Escusen no hablo ningún idioma, perooooo, jode yo tenía tres años, chicas con pie plano, pa bailar, música en directo, personas, participando en
sick
Chuzo ya la gente mosiva como heavy metal..
the first mosh
WHERES THE TRUMPET
1962/11
lol their bopping up and down like whack a mole
I see people pogoing back in the 60s lol
Pogo-ing??
πολυ καλύτερο από το δίσκο!
the melody (and name) is an old greek song. just sayin.
This is NOT a new sound from 1963. It's actually a DRUZ song from the 1920s. My grandparents possibly had this music at their wedding!!
Not played like this they didn't. The song was old but this sound was new. Dick Dale was using cutting edge gear that Leo Fender was having him stress test.
Of course the "song" he was playing was taken from the 20's . But it was never played .. in this way like he was playing it . The Egyptians didn't play it on a Fender stratocaster , and do sliding up and down the neck . Yes it was a new sound
Greek song from the 20s, about a Greek boy falling for an Egyptian girl, hence the confusion - and yes, definitely a new sound, must have been incredible to hear for the first time