Rip Chords: Hey Little Cobra & Other Hot Rod Hits / Three Window Coupe
Rip Chords: Hey Little Cobra & Other Hot Rod Hits / Three Window Coupe
Format: CD
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Artist: Rip Chords
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929881266
Genre: Rock
Digitally remastered two-fer. The Rip Chords? For many, it brings to mind producer Terry Melcher (Doris Day's son) and Bruce Johnston, who would go on to join the Beach Boys. But the real story is a lot more fascinating than merely talking about a collaboration between these two high profile talents. The band was started by Ernie Bringas and Phil Stewart in 1957, landing a deal with the Columbia label in 1962. Melcher, then just 20 years old, was assigned to produce the duo's first single in '63, titled 'Here I Stand', which reached #51 on the national charts and was quickly followed by a second single, 'Gone'. It was at this time, Johnston was brought in. What they've left behind is a real cameo of a great time for music and their role in the development of what became known as 'The California Sound' should not be underestimated, as is proven in the enduring worth of these albums.
Tracks:
1.1 Hey Little Cobra
1.2 Here I Stand
1.3 The Queen
1.4 409
1.5 Trophy Machine
1.6 Gone
1.7 Little Deuce Coupe
1.8 '40 Ford Time
1.9 She Thinks I Still Care
1.10 Shut Down
1.11 Drag City
1.12 Ding Dong
1.13 Karen
1.14 Bunny Hill
1.15 Don't Be Scared
1.16 Three Window Coupe
1.17 Three Window Coupe
1.18 Bonneville Bonnie
1.19 Gas Money
1.20 This Little Woodie
1.21 Hot Rod U.S.A
1.22 Old Car Made in '52
1.23 Surfin' Craze
1.24 Beach Girl
1.25 My Big Gun Board
1.26 Surf City
1.27 Summer U.S.A
1.28 Big Wednesday
1.29 One Piece Topless Bathing Suit
1.30 Wah-Wahini
1.31 Red Hot Roadster
