05 Tequila - Ventures 1984, Nokie & Gerry

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The Ventures are:
Don Wilson - Rhythm Guitar - (co-founder in 1958)
Bob Bogle - Lead and Bass Guitar- (co-founder in 1958), passed away in 2009
Nokie Edwards - Lead and Bass Guitar- (joined in 1960)
Gerry McGee - Lead and Bass Guitar- (joined in 1968)
Mel Taylor - Percussion, passed away in1996
Bob Spalding - Lead and Bass Guitar- (joined in 1981)
Leon Taylor - Percussion - (joined in 1996, son of Mel Taylor)
The Ventures remain active, recording and touring to the delight of fans around the world. 2008 marked the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the band, truly a remarkable accomplishment. It also saw their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The band celebrates their official 50th Anniversary in 2009, with a special tour in Japan, shows in the US and Canada, and multiple CD releases.
The Ventures are considered by many to be the greatest "surf band". The Best Selling Instrumental Rock Band in Music History.
Reference : The Ventures official site : theventures.com/index.php

[@yourtubesteak]

How does Nokie never get mentioned on lists of all time greatest guitar players?

[@MovieMaker225]

This is the best version of Tequila I've ever heard.

[@jayantamaiti6569]

The Ventures never played any tune ditto of the original recording on stage. They improvised any given popular tune in such a manner that it raised it to a new height . Here, Nockie and Gerry with the former playing the lead and the latter on the bass to the great accompaniment of Mel on drums and Don playing rhythm created a magic

[@Bruce15485]

Great to see both Gerry McGee and Nokie Edwards on the same stage ! Two of my favourite guitarists !

[@stewartsnape2936]

Love the ventures, love the tune, and love the drink

[@swamppicker]

Gathering of masters♪

[@manoelesteves2a76]

C'est tout simplement géant

[@user-pb2rj5yb3p]

Mel and gerry were always there when Ventures was in trouble That's probably the biggest reason Ventures has been on the front line for 50 years