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The Ventures

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Biografía

The Ventures are a rock instrumental band formed in 1958, by Don Wilson and Bob Bogle, two Seattle masonry workers. They are famous for their surf-flavor hits such as "Walk, Don't Run" and "Hawaii Five-O". They released a series of successful albums featuring their takes on famous songs like "Pipeline" (The Chantays), "Wipeout" (The Surfaris), "Telstar" (The Tornados) and other instrumental hits. The band has survived to the present day playing their classics and interpretations of newer songs, including forays into funk and disco in the 70s.

Álbumes

Billboard Top Rock 'N' Roll Hits: 1960
Billboard Top Rock 'N' Roll Hits: 1960
Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
Live In Japan '65
Live In Japan '65
Rock & Roll Reunion Class of 69
Rock & Roll Reunion Class of 69
Surfing/Colorful Ventures
Surfing/Colorful Ventures
The Coolest Christmas
The Coolest Christmas

Canciones

1 Interview With The Ventures The Ventures - Wild Again
2 Walking The Carpet Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
3 Besame Mucho Twist Live In Japan '65
4 Innermotion Faze Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
5 Apache Live In Japan '65
6 Walk, Don't Run The Ventures Greatest Hits
7 Walk Don't Run '64 Live In Japan '65
8 Slaughter On Tenth Avenue Live In Japan '65
9 Green Light Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
10 The Lonely Bull Live In Japan '65
11 Skip to M'Limbo [*] Surfing/Colorful Ventures
12 Slaughter On Tenth Avenue The Ventures Greatest Hits
13 Surf On Guitar Medley The Ventures - Wild Again
14 Lolita Ya Ya The Ventures Greatest Hits
15 Teen Beat The Ventures - Wild Again
16 I Feel Fine Live In Japan '65
17 Introduction Live In Japan '65
18 Moonlight Serenade Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire
19 Exodus The Ventures - Wild Again
20 Pipeline Live In Japan '65